Legislator, Jew and former Nazi-hunter Mark Levine grabs Virginia's guns. Behaves like a Bolshevik.

February, 2020: At Virginia's House of Delegates, Del. C. Matt Fariss asks Del. Mark H. Levine if Attorney General will defend the HB961 (Assault Weapons & High Capacity Magazines Ban) if it goes through the court system. Levine responds that all constitutional laws should be defended by the Attorny General. Fariss and the audience are palpably dismayed the irony of Levine's disregard for the Second Amendement, a funamental constitional right. Del. Nicholas J. Freitas asks Levine how many Virginians will be affected. Levine snidely and menacingly responds that "no law-abiding citizen would be offended" and cautions Virginians to accept that "laws change". Levine dodges answering Freitas questioning if Virginians will be financially compensated for surrendering their guns. Levine worked as a Nazi hunter, Jewish historian, and inner-city school teacher before becoming a trial attorney. The Bolshevik Revolution put an end to the free circulation of guns among the general public. The leaders of the uprising knew only too well what the masses were capable of, especially if armed up to the teeth, and moved to monopolize gun ownership. In 1918 the Bolsheviks initiated a large scale confiscation of civilian firearms, outlawing their possession and threatening up to 10 years in prison for concealing a gun. The only exception was made for hunters who were allowed to possess smoothbore weapons. Clip retweeted by Dana Loesch.