MA: U.S. Attorney Announces Trio Of Gun Trafficking Cases

[CentralTexas]

Hold on- back up!

Let's rewrite the first sentence or two-

Boston, MA - Charges were announced today in three federal book trafficking cases. The cases illustrate three common ways in which books make their way illegally onto city streets and into the hands of those who could never buy them legally.


Clear now? Suprised you actually are siding with Rosie O'Donnel?
What part of "Not be Infringed" do you not understand?????

CT

 

[carebear]

What part of "Thou shalt not steal" did the guy who took his grandpa's guns not understand?

And suppose the books were defaced by having their covers torn off? (ie serial numbers removed) a common tactic used to sell books which are stolen from the manufacturer or distributor, thus stealing the intellectual property rights of the author and his agents?

We need to compare apples and apples if we're going to throw analogies around.

 

[rock jock]

I'm glad they got some BG's off the streets, BUT, I have two problems with these cases: (1) they imply legal FTF transfers are somehow wrong, (2) they blame criminal actions on lawful and Constitutional practices (albeit abused by criminals). Blame the criminals and possibly MA's own restrictive gun laws which leave law-abiding citizens unarmed.