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CT: No-fly list gun restriction makes sense
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In announcing his plan to sign an executive order that would deny issuance of gun permits to individuals on the U.S. government's “no-fly” list, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is once again positioning himself, and so Connecticut, as a leader in pursuing sensible gun restriction policies. And what could be more sensible than denying a person, judged so risky that he cannot get on an airplane, access to a deadly weapon?
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PHORTO
(12/12/2015)
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| Apparently, the writer has no clue about the 5th Amendment. |
| Comment by:
shootergdv
(12/12/2015)
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"judged" by who ? Not actually adjudicated, so guilty until proven innocent ? Welcome to Amerika !
I'm sure some antigun government official would like to place the entire membership of the NRA on the watch list that nobody knows why they're on. Apply it to foreign nationals if you want to, but US citizens are SUPPOSED to have some rights !! |
| Comment by:
laker1
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| Publish the names on the no fly list. What is the secret? Maybe lawsuits for denial of due process? |
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