Let’s get this straight: We've reached the point where people can’t board planes with full bottles o

[applegrove]

Hillary Clinton of facebook: "Let’s get this straight: We've reached the point where people can’t board planes with full bottles of shampoo, but people with suspected terrorist links can buy a gun, no questions asked? That's absurd."

[scscholar]

1. Due process doesn't apply in either case!

She's right to point that out.

[PoliticAverse]

2. Is she referring to the Orlando shooter? Because he had at least 2 FBI interviews...

and a license to purchase firearms.

[SoCalMusicLover]

3. Shampoo Is Not Guaranteed By The Constitution

Probably because they used to all wear wigs.

Shampoo can be pretty dangerous if it gets in your eyes. Could go blind and stuff.

[JonLeibowitz]

4. She brings up an important point: both the no-fly list and proposed gun legislation are horrific

violations of due process.

[Duckhunter935]

5. The 4473 has many questions

[eastwestdem]

6. Exactly. When planes were used as terrorist weapons, there was immediate legislation to make

air travel safer. When terrorist use guns as weapons...nothing.

[catnhatnh]

7. "That's absurd"

It's also a complete fucking bare-faced lie. If not show me the tape of a buyer grunting and pointing at a weapon and the dealer taking cash and allowing him to leave. Let's get this straight-your statement is false, untrue, fiction, deception, slander, perjury, fable, etc., etc., etc......

[applegrove]

8. Sorry?

[catnhatnh]

9. Just referring to Clinton's quote

not yourself!

[applegrove]

10. There is nothing wrong with her quote. Your problem with it doesn't make any sense.