Lawrence Jones: ‘If You Think that You Are Another Sex, You Shouldn’t Have a Gun’

JONES: “Waiting for the information. I’m glad you brought that up. It is so interesting to me for a movement that is always quick to talk about gun restrictions that they have not been able to address this issue with more clarity. If you are someone that just wants to wear a dress, no problems. If you are someone that wants to identify as another sex, and you know that deep down you’re not, but you just want to be called he or she can with that is one thing. But if you from a psychological standpoint think that you are another sex, you should not have a gun. Something that has been diagnosed as gender dysphoria is a problem. And all of us know it. We all have to fill out the federal gun form that talks about mental — you should have to check that box. And it is because the politics surrounding the issue of not wanting to be offensive. We are not doing the right thing on this. When it comes to people, I am from Texas. We have constitutional carry. Everyone has a gun there. I’m not talking about people that say they want to be transgender, dress a certain way so identify as a certain way. But if you mentally think you are someone that you are not, that has to be addressed.”

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Lawrence Jones: ‘If You Think that You Are Another Sex, You Shouldn’t Have a Gun’‘If you mentally think you are someone that you are not, that has to be addressed’News & PoliticsRUSH EXCERPT:JONES: “Waiting for the information. I’m glad you brought that up. It is so interesting to me for a movement that is always quick to talk about gun restrictions that they have not been able to address this issue with more clarity. If you are someone that just wants to wear a dress, no problems. If you are someone that wants to identify as another sex, and you know that deep down you’re not, but you just want to be called he or she can with that is one thing. But if you from a psychological standpoint think that you are another sex, you should not have a gun. Something that has been diagnosed as gender dysphoria is a problem. And all of us know it. We all have to fill out the federal gun form that talks about mental — you should have to check that box. And it is because the politics surrounding the issue of not wanting to be offensive. We are not doing the right thing on this. When it comes to people, I am from Texas. We have constitutional carry. Everyone has a gun there. I’m not talking about people that say they want to be transgender, dress a certain way so identify as a certain way. But if you mentally think you are someone that you are not, that has to be addressed.”Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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