New South Wales Premier Chris Minns pushed for extra stringent gun management after two terrorists killed 15 innocents on Sydney’s Bondi Beach Sunday night.
FOX News revealed a video of Minns responding to a reporter who requested if gun management might be made extra stringent.
Minns stated, “The brief reply is ‘sure.’”
He continued, “It does require laws, and it means introducing a invoice to parliament to — I imply, to be actually blunt — make it harder to get these horrifying weapons that haven’t any sensible use in our neighborhood.”
Minns added, “If you’re not a farmer, when you’re not concerned in agriculture, why do you want these huge weapons that put the general public in peril and make life harmful and tough for New South Wales police.”
He didn’t say if the 2 terrorists — considered one of whom legally owned the weapons possessed throughout the assault — have been farmers or in any other case concerned in agriculture. Nor did he say how usually farmers or others really employed in agriculture misuse the firearms in view.
Minns additionally didn’t clarify how making weapons even more durable for law-abiding residents to amass for self-defense will allow law-abiding residents to higher defend themselves.
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