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Orlando Shooting demonstrates that anti-Gun Laws don’t Work
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Omar Siddiqui Mateen bought guns legally. He worked in law enforcement. Criminals respect no gun regulations. This is an undisputable fact. The only outcome of restricting people’s use of firearms, as permitted by the Constitution, is massacres like the ones that took place over the weekend in an Orlando nightclub. The shooting inside an Orlando LGBT club is a carbon copy of the attack that took place in France as well as the one in San Bernardino. One or a few deranged people enter the premises of a crowded public place and unload bullets at will, giving victims zero chance of reacting to such an attack. What happened in Orlando is not a hate crime or an example of terrorism. It is another example of how government intervention in people’s lives always ends up in disaster. For all we know, anyone, anywhere in the world would have taken responsibility for the attack on the nightclub where at least 50 people were killed while more than 50 were hurt as a result of an alleged ISIS sympathizer opening fire against tens of unarmed victims in a club without any armed security. As explained on Sunday afternoon, it wouldn’t take too long for some of the most dangerous enemies of the Bill or Rights and the Constitution to come out in full swing to attack the Second Amendment as a result of the Orlando shooting. Both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama wasted no time in condemning the possession of firearms as the cause of the shooting, while refusing to mention that the attack had been carried by an Islamic radical, which is the official version according to authorities. Omar Siddiqui Mateen an American citizen with alleged sympathy for the Islamic terrorist group known as ISIS entered the premises of the nightclub armed to the teeth, wearing a vest full of explosives and holding an AR-15 rifle which he used to kill party goers on Saturday night. As in many other cases of so-called domestic terrorism, Mateen had been on the FBI’s most wanted list for a while, although neither the Bureau nor any other law enforcement agency managed to follow the trail that Mateen had left in preparing the attack. Early and unproven versions say that Mateen felt hatred for gay people, especially when they saw them demonstrating love for each other in public. Mir Siddique, the father of Omar Saddiqui Mateen has ruled out religious reasons in the event and instead pointed to homophobia. “This has nothing to do with religion,” he said to NBC News. According to Siddiqui, his son was upset two months ago when, during a visit to Miami, he saw two men kissing. Siddique said he believes the incident in Miami may be behind the shooting at the Pulse nightclub. “We are apologize for the incident. We were not aware that he was considering any action. We are in shock as the whole country is,” he said. FBI Special Agent Ron Hopper said at a news conference that he can not yet classify this event as a “hate crime or terrorism” because the investigations remains open. However, both Clinton and Obama, as well as most of the mainstream media are already irresponsibly labeling the shooting as a hate crime, as terrorism and blaming the right of the people to possess firearms as the reasons behind the shooting. While Obama used the shooting to advocate for the destruction of the Second Amendment, Republican Candidate Donald Trump called on everyone to remain strong and to carry out actions that actually limited the commission of attacks like the one that took place in Orlando on Saturday night. Trump criticized both Clinton and Obama for their lack of courage to condemn radical Islamists. Obama, who has now endorsed Clinton for the presidency, and Hillary herself, have refused to call people who carry out attacks such as the ones in Orlando and San Bernardino radicalized Islamic terrorists. During his speech at the White House, Obama attempted to create an environment of mass hysteria by asking people to feel equally attacked, after the shooting in Orlando. “It is an attack on the fundamental values of equality and dignity that define the country,” said Obama. On June 2nd, Obama himself had twitted another message with which he apparently attempted to condemn gun violence, as if guns themselves were responsible for the shootings, or as if shooters like Mateen would be subjected to gun laws. “We cannot accept our level of gun violence as the new normal. We must take action to prevent this from happening again & again,” insisted Obama. Local authorities in Orlando report that many of the people hurt during the shooting are now in critical condition, which may increase the number of victims passed the current number.
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