Originally Posted by
WhiskyWhisky
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news...mp-claimed-wo/
President
Biden took steps on Tuesday to eliminate Trump administration housing rules that former President Donald Trump said would save the suburbs from being “abolished” through affirmative-action regulations.
https://www.vox.com/2021/2/6/2226987...vid-california
Significantly, these restrictions apply equally to houses of worship and to similar secular activities. Theaters, lecture halls, and other places where people gather in auditorium-like settings are subject to the same restrictions that apply to places of worship in their area. The ban on indoor singing applies to political rallies, school music recitals, and other secular activities, just as it applies to religious services.
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/ar...ll_145144.html
The first gun control bill that Biden will push in his
first 100 days would make gun makers and sellers civilly liable for misuse of guns they sell. That means people could sue manufacturers whenever a crime, accident, or suicide occurs with a gun.
Again you are afraid and pushing fear.
Bidens EO to "examine the effect" of trumps HUD edict is about equality. Trumps edict that is being "examined" made it harder for plaintiffs to meet the threshold for proving unintentional discrimination. This in no way instantly or inherently cancels the suburbs. Are you afraid that banks and lenders wont be able to deny well qualified minorities from buying a double wide in you illustrious trailer park?
You bring up restrictions on public gatherings that the president has nothing to do with. You can still attend church virtually and confess your sins. Or donate money to Joel Olsten to pray for your sins instead. Does that mean that churches have been canceled? The pandemic sucks all around, but your make it political.
Yes guns are being canceled because they can now be held liable...like any other product, in a public trail with an impartial jury. Good luck making the case that guns should be excluded from any consumer protection laws.