Citigroup is setting restrictions on the sale of firearms by its business customers, making it the first Wall Street bank to take a stance in the divisive nationwide gun control debate.

You may think there is nothing to be concerned about, but history teaches us that the worst is yet to come for a people when tyranny continues in the land.

Now, this is how things are supposed to work: Citizens looking out for each other in their community to deal with criminals.

Since 1999, the year referenced by the CDC, the agency’s own data show that the overall number of gun-related accidents are actually down more than 41 percent, though tens of millions more firearms have been purchased. 

The lawsuit claims police — without justification — kicked in the door to the apartment and began shooting, spraying bullets that hit Robinson 76 times.

Nothing like the sound of freedom at Christmas time, eh?

At this point, there is at least some blowback against the Trump administration over the illegal bump stock ban by way of lawsuits being filed, but the people themselves are calling on the president to do the right thing and reverse the ATF’s unlawful rule.

Rather than replace a few perfectly good toys, these anti-gun extremists could help provide the entire country what it wants for Christmas, a short respite from the ceaseless political strife, if only they could manage to curb their intolerance for a few brief moments this year.

At first glance, they appear to be constructed in the shape of a handgun, but as the camera pans around to a side view, the illusion forms…

This is just another example of those in law enforcement who go through background checks, are given weapons, carry them and then either accidentally fire them like this with complete disregard for victims or purposefully use them to commit a crime against a member of the public.