north carolina's g_o_p_ at legislature is taking up some don mills
they're looking to loosen restrictions big-time including allowing guns on
school campuses
now we've covered this uh... bill similar to this in different states
before in fact it's passed in many states
we can actually start carrying in certain school campuses now
so now north carolina's making move in this regard
so the people of north carolina were asked in a recent poll whether they
quote support or oppose a bill that would allow guns on a ledge occasional
properties
and that would eliminate the requirement for permits for handguns
which again is the legislation that this state legislatures working out
remember
this is north carolina
so it's very right leaning it's gone toting it's mostly rule rule
so but now that you know that
the numbers are
twenty one percent said that they support
that idea
hey wait a sec it
on the twenty one percent support
having guns on educational properties and eliminating the requirement for
permits for handguns
isn't that weird coconut keller right where a writer
uh... you no longer
those are the voters to indicated that they don't work for me it run the in
last year's presidential election
just thirty two percent backed it up
only thirty two percent of romney voters that yeah
guns on school campuses totally for it
so while i bring in southern why my describing this to you
who supports the bill
and why does it have a great chance of being passed
the n_r_a_ taos
now if you want uh... uh... very concise understandable
explanation
as to how our politics in the united states of america functions look no
further than this story right here
the majority of voters in north carolina say we don't want this the majority of
republicans say we don't want this the majority of gun owners say we don't want
this somalia on security all i want it for the n_r_a_ and look at that budget
opi politicians why the g_o_p_ politicians want
because the n_r_a_ pays them
they give the money to run their campaigns again ninety three percent of
the time the people here is the most money when the election
so they're not representing you they're not representing the actual constituents
the representing their donors
if you think this is solely happening in north carolina and it's on a
state-by-state basis you are
sadly mistaken
this happens on a national level as well
ninety one percent of the american people want to universal background
check
in the wake of what happened in sandy hook in fact the majority of the
american people want an assault weapons ban a majority wanted a high capacity
magazine down
did we get assault weapons ban nope not even close there was even brought up for
a vote
do we get a high-capacity magazine and nope not even close
it wasn't even brought up for a vote
do we get a universal background check no it wasn't even brought out for a vote
do we get the mentioned to me bill which was a big time watered-down background
check bill
with all types a loop holes
conceded many things to the n_r_a_ including
criminalizing in database
it would be in fifteen years in prison
if a politician proposed uh... a database
after the passage of mentioned to me
we do we get that note we need a mission to meet next
so our politicians put their middle finger up
over ninety one percent of the american people
we get any young legislation through and how is that the case in a representative
democracy ninety one percent of people wanted something that we didn't get it
how could that happen how could that happen
because they're not representing us
there representing the n_r_a_ who represent the gun owners
i'm sorry the gun manufacturers is the gun owners are on our side to the gun
manufacturers say look we're gonna lose profit if you guys any gun bills adl any
gun bills
so you need to oppose everything every little thing no matter how small it is
so the gun manufacturers from the n_r_a_ the n_r_a_ gives the money to the
politicians the politicians do the bidding
of the people
who should have
the least amount of influence in the debate on gun policy buddy control the
debate on gun policy
welcome to the united states of america