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DAILY ALERT FOR
Monday, June 11, 2018
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YouTube terminated
the account of Iowa gun seller Brownells without warning over the weekend,
but quickly restored the video channel after receiving pressure from gun
supporters. Brownells, which calls itself the "world's largest supplier
of firearms accessories and gunsmithing tools," tweeted about YouTube's
action on Saturday, saying it received no notice or warning.
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As the fully
computerized background-check system came into existence, the five-day wait
was no longer a requirement. But in a compromise, Congress agreed to the
72-hour rule in what lawmakers viewed as a balance between a purchaser’s
rights and the public-safety need for a complete background check.
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YouTube suddenly
terminated the channel for the firearms parts company Brownells, the company
claimed on Saturday.
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Several gun-related
businesses were suddenly — and without warning — disrupted in recent weeks
when Intuit stopped processing credit card payments because sales were
gun-related, The Post has learned.
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I’m pro-gun. Maybe
that’s shocking to you. I believe my interpretation of the Second Amendment
is shared with those who wrote it, and that means something to me. I believe
in truth and facts.
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Thursday’s vote
follows approval of the bill in the Massachusetts House, helping pave its way
to Republican Gov. Charlie Baker’s desk.
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On June 13th, the
Community Affairs Committee of the City-County Council of Marion County and
Indianapolis will be hearing Proposal No. 112, 2018 in order to urge the
Indiana General Assembly to support a ban on most commonly-owned
semi-automatic firearms and standard capacity ammunition magazines.
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