The Journal News must hate people who aren’t registered to carry firearms.
The Journal News recently published a link, displaying the addresses of people in Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties, New York, whom hold pistol permits.
If I am to remain consistent in my thinking, that guns deter crime, I must say that The Journal has placed the lives and property of people who don’t have pistol permits, in those counties, at risk. Now, a criminal merely has to pull up the link and ensure that a house he intends to invade is not the home of a licensed handgun owner.
The Journal: Making unarmed grandmothers less safe, one day at a time. Good job!
It’s fairly obvious to me the political bent of The Journal News. I pulled up their home page and witnessed the following:
I Eat Plants: 5 Reasons to Consider Going Vegan in the New Year.
So I can surmise The Journal’s motivation for posting these addresses. Yet what better way to make unarmed people less safe than by advertising who is armed?
Posted on December 27, 2012, in Crime, Media, Politics and tagged 2nd Amendment, firearms, gun rights, Media, stupid people. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
It’s political intimidation, that’s all. Mind you addresses is an escalation.
So their addresses went up as well.
And so it goes…
Unbelievable! Why would they do that? Great post!
May I also add that the journal also, in posting these addresses, posted the addresses of a population in those counties that has almost assuredly never committed a felony, since it is illegal in all states to own a firearm if a person is a felon. It is also against federal law. I bet the unarmed population can’t beat that.
Magus, the journalist posted for the Northern Terminus of the Acela Corridor. In other words
he is directing trouble against the houses of Bedrock Blue Liberal Money in Westchester/ Putnam etc. That’s the money country north of NYC. it’s NYCs Bucks County for those of you from around Phile. I think it’s very wrong and a heinous political escalation. I also find the aspect of Acela Corridor meets Inner City/ACORN politics to be quite droll.