40 I don’t know anymore look at the Hyundai/Kia disaster. Cars get stolen and the blame gets put on the manufacturer not the thrives. I know it’s not exactly the same but in this clown world we call our government what can I say

They were not going to shady governments – the exported firearms could only be exported to the governments/countries approved by the U.S. Government. If those governments failed to keep the firearms out of the hands of bad actors that’s not the fault of U.S. gun manufacturers. Once that gun is received by/in the U.S. government ‘approved’ country/government it is not the fault of U.S. gun manufacturers as to what happens to it after that. For example, more than 40% of the firearms sold to the Mexican government, a U.S. government approved ‘government’ for U.S. gun manufacturers to sell to, more than 40% of those end up in cartel hands after the Mexican government receives them so is that the fault of U.S. gun manufacturers?

For example, if you own a gun and don’t secure it and someone steals it is it the gun manufacturers fault? Of course not, once you took possession of that gun its security because your responsibility. Its the same thing.

Dude that’s the truth. Russia and China wanted hitlery and bidum over Trump. Yet the left screams Trump is a Russian agent. Accusing the other side of what they themselves are guilty of.

You can obviously add Iran to the list that would support Biden over Trump.

Sure, but that isn’t why they’re doing this. The cartels love the Biden administration. The US has a long history of going out of it’s way to continually fund global conflict, including intentionally arming known extremists. Putin and Xi both support a Biden presidency over a Trump presidency. Those aren’t theories. They’re known, but rarely reported facts.

Almost everything the Regime does is either punishing people/entities who aren’t supporting them, or rewarding people/entities who are supporting them. It isn’t like they’re holding a daily meeting to brainstorm how best to help Americans. The meetings are more like, “how do we spin this to hide what we’re doing?”

there’s no fundamental human right to buy u.s. made guns.

i don’t see anything in the commerce clause prohibiting this other than the fact that congress did not authorize the action.

i agree there is a fundamental human right to self defense.

a better argument against this is that it’s a war on small business and a war against american jobs and american manufacturing. that’s not, however, a legal argument that can be won in court.

commerce clause might be the best legal attack on this. the legal issue will be whether congress delegated authority to the commerce department to take this action. probably congress did not.

The gun makers need to sue the living crap out of the US government to allow such sales, and we have a current US Supreme Court bench make-up able to see that happen.

Let the lawsuits begin!