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"Jose Pimentel engaged in a plot to build improvised explosive devices and use them to commit acts of violent jihad," Mr. Vance said in a statement on Wednesday.

Minister Maroni instead claims he is protecting minors from adults who use them to commit crimes, thus insinuating, not for the first time, that all Roma are criminals.

"The criminals have stolen our vehicles, our costumes, our sound equipment, our makeup, and with these same tools we use to work, they use them to commit robberies".

Representative Jim Jordan, Republican of Ohio, an influential conservative leader, said in a statement that "it is clear that criminals will always find ways to acquire weapons and use them to commit acts of violence".

They said politicians needed to focus on keeping guns out of the hands of the mentally ill; making sure that people who have illegal guns and use them to commit crimes are properly punished; and improving security in schools.

The over-reaching, idealistic, supposedly naive idea of a treaty to stop companies and countries selling guns to people who would use them to commit atrocities is now widely accepted as an important part of the international human rights protection framework.

Perhaps a review of how he obtained the drugs and used them to commit suicide is in order.

And he called for tougher penalties for buying guns illegally or for using them to commit crimes, as well as for uniform licensing standards across the state.

Taylor's crime, and the basis of his conviction, was providing arms to a group he knew were using them to commit atrocities.

Even after a young man in Colorado buys 6,000 rounds by mail order and uses them to commit mass murder, it is the rare politician who proposes to make the tools of terror slightly harder to obtain.

The package would include key measures the governor laid out in his annual State of the State address on Wednesday, including a more restrictive assault weapons ban than currently exists in New York, background checks for the private sales of guns, tougher penalties for buying guns illegally or using them to commit crimes, and uniform licensing standards across the state.