- Associated Press -
The mayor railed against gun violence on Friday, one day after a street peddler armed with a machine pistol died in a shootout with police outside a hotel in bustling Times Square.
Raymond Martinez, 25, was killed by a plainclothes sergeant Thursday after trading gunfire in an area crowded with tourists and holiday shoppers.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg was asked about the shooting while appearing at a Manhattan charity event, and he used the question to discuss one of his signature issues — illegal firearms and gun violence in New York and other big cities.
"We've got to stop this," Bloomberg said. "This is one of the great public health threats. And our police officers are clearly in danger."
If I recall, Hitler said the same thing about the Jews, just too many of them. Then he outlawed guns and imposed gun control. Then later those same Jews wished they had too many guns but it was too late by then! New York, do not repeat the history of 1930’s Germany. Especially with all those terrorist gunning for the Jews again.
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