It seems that a basic understanding of civics is not a requirement for writers at the liberal Vox media outlet. On Thursday, Vox writer Dylan Matthews suggested Barack Obama unilaterally ban all Americans from buying guns.
So much for the Second Amendment and so much for separation of powers. Matthews, it seems, really wants Obama to rule like a third-world dictator.
https://twitter.com/dylanmatt/status/743439660324622337
Some responded sharply, wondering what he might say if Donald Trump was the one unilaterally stripping Constitutional rights from Americans.
https://twitter.com/GlomarResponder/status/743445270478848000
https://twitter.com/TPCarney/status/743449632588578816
Of course, as Sheriff David Clarke and others have warned, such a move could very easily spark a second American revolution.
But he seemed to have a change of heart when Glen Greenwald said Muslim-Americans would be most affected (which really isn’t true…).
https://twitter.com/dylanmatt/status/743452391677231104
So it’s okay to strip Americans of their constitutional rights as long as it doesn’t impact Muslim-Americans? Do these leftists even think before they spout off with this stuff? I’ve got an even better idea, even though I was only being sarcastic at the time I presented it. How about we banish liberals to the totalitarian hell-hole of their choice for a couple decades?
By the way, it’s not the first time liberals have suggested Obama rule like a dictator, as I noted here, here and here, among other places.
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