In Lieu of Real Arguments Violence Policy Center Uses Character Assassination
It seems that Josh Sugarman of the Violence Policy center is on the war path again. And as Days of our Trailers points out his organization, Violence Promotion Policy Center, has no real argument so it's moving to good old fashion character assassination:
The SAF head is a convicted felon -- he was caught cheating on his taxes -- who at one time lost the ability to possess guns. He later regained the ability to own guns through the now-defunct federal "relief from disability" program, a multi-million dollar program that re-armed convicted, often violent, felons, at taxpayer expense.
Let me see if I follow this logic. First Alan Gottlieb became a convicted felon, at tax payer expense, for fucking up his taxes. At a later date he was able to get his right to keep and bear arms restored which make sense since his felony has nothing to do with violent behavior. And we're supposed to be enraged about this? This to me sounds like the "relief from disability" program actually worked correct that time.
So what Sugarman is saying is he doesn't want to bar only violence criminals from bearing arms but all felons regardless of context. That's a great idea, in a police state.
Sorry Josh would you like to try again?