American Gun Shops Accuse Mexico Of Intimidation In Court
The US Supreme Court has agreed to evaluate the request of two of the main American firearms manufacturers to dismiss the Mexican government’s lawsuit that accuses them of aiding illegal trafficking of firearms for criminal organizations.
Smith and Wesson and the wholesaler Interstate Arms filed the request with the argument that litigation and eventual reparation of damages as requested by Mexico would leave them practically bankrupt.
Yes, that is what Mexico wants. In addition, the manufacturers argue that our country’s lawsuit would be equivalent to an intrusion into the sovereignty of the United States. However, they’re not concerned when those weapons end up in the hands of criminal groups.
Moreover, that’s their legal argument, bearing in mind that by law they’re protected in the legal arms trade.
Source: Milenio
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I love me my S&W M&P Shield 9mm and Springfield Armory XD-M Elite 9mm Luger.
If “Mexico” don’t want guns they shouldn’t buy them. It’s not my fault if someone in Mexico uses one. Just like the fentanyl epidemic isn’t real and weed isn’t laced in the streets.
What will the BS AMLO cry babies say if S&W goes bankrupt and the “Mexico” is flooded with 3D printed guns and suicide drones from Ukrainian Mossad Tier 12 monkey squads.
I am a gun enthusiast and AMLO can come and take it. Suing the gun makers is like the US suing the Sinaloa cartel of Fent. It’s such a waste of time!