Gun confiscation in America

[AnthonyS]

Today marks the 246th anniversary of the first gun confiscation attempt in America by tyrants.

[svauto-erotic855]

You should also not forget to mention the federal government trying to confiscate guns from a politically unfavored Church in Waco that culminated in the deaths of the church members on this day in 1993. To save the children at the church they murdered 22 of them by burning down the house that they were living in.

[line-em-up]

You should also not forget to mention the federal government trying to confiscate guns from a politically unfavored Church in Waco that culminated in the deaths of the church members on this day in 1993. To save the children at the church they murdered 22 of them by burning down the house that they were living in.

Don't forget the Oklahoma incident 2 years later. The one where the FBI endangered the lives of all of those kids by being in the same building.

[Craizie]

lol

[Grimpala]

Ruby Ridge comes to mind as well.

[svauto-erotic855]

:bbishope:

Don't forget the Oklahoma incident 10 years later. The one where the FBI endangered the lives of all of those kids by being in the same building.

That was two years later to the day that Mount Carmel burn to the ground. McVeigh was also not there to take anyone's guns so I did not include that in my comment.

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:bbishope:

That was two years later to the day that Mount Carmel burn to the ground. McVeigh was also not there to take anyone's guns so I did not include that in my comment.

I corrected it. Don't know how my finger managed to type 10 instead of 2. Those 2 incidents will always be tied together for me. Two very sad days for our country.

[Gasser64]

Never know what might happen. Someone might hold them accountable. 1990's OKC comes to mind