Dianne Feinstein: Americans must "prove their innocence"

[friendly_iconoclast]

One of America's leading gun control advocates, in her own words:

[virginia mountainman]

1. Very Scary stuff...

I am beginning to have serious concerns about the future our party.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

8. Dianne Feinstein is not the "future" of our party.

She has always been against people having guns. Well, except for her own concealed carry permit and weapon, of course.

Hopefully, she will soon take her profits from warmongering and retire to a heavily-gated community.

[JonathanRackham]

2. There are city democrats and country democrats.

Each has a different view of people and the philosophical outlook of life. I do not like city living and know some city people who hate the idea of country living. This is also why some elected democrats vote differently than others, local constituents have a different lifestyle that is their norm. This is why laws in one region may be more or less popular.

[virginia mountainman]

10. The Country Democrats

Are fleeing the party, there are not many of us left.

[JonathanRackham]

14. We're a dieing minority.

[Duckhunter935]

3. Still going for those cosmetic bans I see too

[Puha Ekapi]

4. She's an...

...embarrassment to the Democratic party.

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

5. Prove your innocence???????????

A remark like that would be an embarrassment at Caligula's party.

[ileus]

6. We're sincere and mean only the best, our heavy hand is always ok.

[Nuclear Unicorn]

7. All those who continuously complain about NRA talking points would do well to

have politicians like Feinstein stop providing them.

[RME_SFC]

9. Isn't this an NRA Talking point...

Clearly she knows what is best for us; so we should ignore due process and the belief that we are innocent until proven guilty. Only on this issue though. It is highly unlikely that politicians with a different kind of agenda would use this precedent to take away due process in other circumstances, right? Since that must be the case, I'll gladly

[RME_SFC]

16. Just in case you missed it...

that was sarcasm.

[Puha Ekapi]

11. Lavrentiy Beria...

...would be proud.

[sarisataka]

12. How can any True Citizen

Oppose this? The benefits to society far outweigh any minor inconvenience to those who are actually innocent.

[beergood]

13. its funny to see so many

democrats supporting bush. https://books.google.com/books?id=oTMCQQUCbuUC&pg=PT106&lpg=PT106&dq=bush+if+you+have+nothing+to+hide&source=bl&ots=idXT3Xlcsf&sig=Pz3dwVYcddyOmUIS6KHJ87YqZtE&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiX_L-l8MvNAhVQy2MKHTD1ACIQ6AEIWTAI#v=onepage&q=bush%20if%20you%20have%20nothing%20to%20hide&f=false

[Eleanors38]

15. Sounds like a sexual-religious cult pledge. Wonder how many members there are.

[mackdaddy]

17. Feinstein 1995 "Turn them all in"

[Puha Ekapi]

18. The votes weren't there...

...because the people know Feinstein is an authoritarian pro-regressive.

[Eleanors38]

19. 230 years of American legal principal, gone. WHOOOSH! in three words.

[beevul]

20. Has she proven her own? N/T