11-21-2015, 02:07 PM
I think you're missing the point, F.U.
The bill proposed would apply to anyone in the U.S. who is suspected of terrorism or terrorist affiliation. Those individuals on U.S. soil, no matter where they were born, would be restricted from walking into a gun store and buying deadly weapons legally.
The point is to help keep guns out of the hands of those who pose a risk to public safety. A terrorist born in the U.S. with a plot to shoot up the Mall of America is no less a risk to public safety than a visiting Estonian terrorist with a plot to shoot up the Mall of America.
The bill proposed would apply to anyone in the U.S. who is suspected of terrorism or terrorist affiliation. Those individuals on U.S. soil, no matter where they were born, would be restricted from walking into a gun store and buying deadly weapons legally.
The point is to help keep guns out of the hands of those who pose a risk to public safety. A terrorist born in the U.S. with a plot to shoot up the Mall of America is no less a risk to public safety than a visiting Estonian terrorist with a plot to shoot up the Mall of America.