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PA: Man sues over photo requirement for gun permit
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A retired Camden police detective has sued the City of Philadelphia over its requirement that a photograph be provided to obtain a gun permit. Gregory Green alleges that the requirement violates his religious freedom and his right to bear arms.
He said he was willing to provide fingerprints, documents, or other means of identification. The lawsuit asks that the requirement to provide a photograph be removed. |
MI: Wayne Co. CCW delays trigger gripes
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MCRGO NOTE: The Livonia Police response is misleading in several ways. Anyone who has been fingerprinted knows that it takes about 5 minutes, not 30. Also a sworn police officer is not required to take the prints... In fact they do fingerprint right now for anyone needing prints for employment. Until the new law took effect, they also fingerprinted for CCW permits without any complaints...now they suddenly can't/won't fingerprint CCW applicants only? |
Black man with a gun
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Security consultant Kenn Blanchard takes aim at a stereotype:
His site, BlackManWithAGun.net which welcomes visitors with a photo of Blanchard brandishing a submachine gun, warns: "If you had any apprehension about this site ... it is just proof of the conditioning we have all been subject to about guns. A black man with a gun is no different than any other ethnicity with one." |
Just say NO to Searches!
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"A chief deputy sheriff told me, 'We rely on people's ignorance to get their consent.' Most folks don't know they have a constitutional right to refuse a police search request... and a lot of others are afraid to say no." --by Pat Barter, practicing Attorney at Law |
Political Correctness: The Altering of Reality
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"Political correctness is not just destroying America, it's tearing it apart. It's everywhere, in your schools, in your workplace, in your government, in your church and in your face. ... One cannot be honest and speak freely today, you have to be 'careful what you say because it might offend someone'. Political correctness is social engineering, geared to turn neighbor against neighbor, brother against brother and race against race." |
UK: Emotions running high
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There is nothing that can be done to stop criminals doing illegal acts. If the law is intended to be a deterrent, then it is too soft to be effective. Compromising the rights of law-abiding citizens will not prevent immoral people doing terrible things to innocents – it’s a harsh, if unpalatable, fact of life. |
TX: Scanners offer neat way to ID suspects
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Fingerprint scanners linked to state and federal databases can return a probable match in minutes. ... The process resembles the one used to obtain thumbprints when people acquire or renew a Texas driver's license.
--And fingerprints are often used to issue gun permits. Another database? |
OK: Israeli expert to teach self-defense
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Metro police, children, seniors and the public will have the chance to learn self-defense moves from an anti-terrorism expert from Israel who is visiting the city this week.
For police ... Dar will be training officers in gun retention, how to react in a terrorism hostage situation and in other unusual situations. |
OK: Crime-fighter eyes prevention
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There's more to policing than writing tickets and putting people in jail. -- At least that's what Edmond police officer Chad Brown hopes to prove when he becomes the department's "crime prevention" officer.
Brown said crime prevention is the "positive aspect of policing." -- Although he admits there is no way to completely prevent crime, Brown said he will try to use public education to help residents avoid becoming crime victims. |
PA: Guns and more draw crowd to mall show
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Seen at the Greengate Mall gun show, on a bumper sticker underlined for emphasis:
"If guns kill people, spoons make Rosie O'Donnell fat."
That sort of sums up the Charlton-Heston-is-my-president set, the card-carrying, Constitution-quoting true believers. The ones the liberals laughed at, until times got bad.
A few thousand of them went shopping Saturday.
--A gun show that has been routinely drawing 8,000 people for years and not one mass shooting reported yet. |
PA: State Police Dispute Criticism
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State police are disputing a gun safety group's criticism of Pennsylvania's controls on firearms, and federal authorities say the commonwealth is doing a better job than most in performing background checks.
--Follow-up from PA state police against charges made by "Americans" for Gun Safety. |
American public schools: Working just as designed
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"Education, you see, in the eyes of the educational establishment, is not about reading, writing and arithmetic, as so many misguided parents believe, but about directing the development of children into the kind of adults the establishment and its supporters want them to become."
--ANOTHER reason that today's youth not only don't understand the 2nd Amendment; but many of them have never even heard of it. |
Canada: Sweeping Military Powers Stun Canadians
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Canadians went to bed relatively care-free Thursday night and woke up to a nightmare. Most, if not everything in Canada's new anti-terrorism bill is completely undefined and left to the imagination of whoever in control. The military will also have the authority to remove an unauthorized person, and any animal, vehicle, vessel, aircraft or other thing (home/cottage??) under the person's control. Lastly, personnel can beat up, shoot, destroy and injure them - and get away with it too! |
IA: One Bullet, 15 Years
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"What sort of country would put a man in a federal prison for 15 years for possessing a single .22-caliber bullet? Ours would. And it did, in one of the most bizarre applications of federal sentencing guidelines that substitute a formula for common sense." --Register Editorial Board |
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