At the close of 2018, the state of New York – which recently legalized infanticide (baby murder), to thunderous applause – put forth a new gun control bill that, if passed, would require anyone who wants to purchase a gun to first hand over three years' worth of social media history, as well as one year's worth of internet search history.

Prior to be granted "permission" by New York's government to buy firearms, New York residents would first need to hand all of this over – as well as all of their social media passwords to sites like Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat, and Instagram. New York also wants access to what New York residents are searching for on Google, Yahoo, and Bing before giving them "permits" to buy guns.

"A three-year review of a social media profile would give an easy profile of a person who is not suitable to hold and possess a firearm," says Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, the guy making this Orwellian proposal with the support of New York State Senator Kevin Parker, a Democrat.