Remember when the Brady Campaign attempted to make funny with Funny or Die? Might be the last thing they do since they’re currently on the hook for a LOT of money!
Still this popped to mind, that video talked about Maryland being one of the states that Criminals were advised to simply stay away from because of it’s strict gun laws.
Criminals, steer clear! Take your business to other states that don’t do background checks online or at gun shows. Passed new gun laws in 2013 to make even harder for criminals to get guns. They just don’t “get” you!
Maryland’s governor says there will be 2,000 National Guard troops and more than 1,000 police officers on the streets to enforce a 10 p.m.-5 a.m. curfew.
Gov. Larry Hogan said the combined force ‘‘will not tolerate violence or looting.’’ He says maintaining law and order and protecting lives and property is the No. 1 priority.
The National Guard was called in after the riots in Baltimore. The unrest happened on the same day as the funeral for Freddie Gray, who died of injuries he suffered in police custody.
For a state so unfriendly to criminals…they sure have an awful lot of them!
Also this is just breathtaking!
Wednesday’s game between the Baltimore Orioles and Chicago White Sox will be closed to the public, the Orioles announced Tuesday.
The closed-door contest follows the postponements of Monday’s and Tuesday’s games against the White Sox until a doubleheader scheduled for May 28 following unrest in Baltimore.
A source within Major League Baseball told CNN the league is not aware of any prior closed-door games in major league history.
Even the Chicago Cubs have fans at every one of their games…but this will be the first EVER Major League game played to EMPTY stands because of the civil unrest!
It’s really sad, but this is frankly what happens when you coddled anti-white racists for so long, and constantly bow to their ludicrous conspiracy theories that Cops and white people in general’s #1 plan of action for any day is to mess with minorities, and kill them if possible.
