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MD: Beware if you travel in the State of Maryland
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Mark A. Taff
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There are two stories here (at least). The first is simple: Be aware of this if you are traveling through the State of Maryland.
The second is for those who hold the idea that: "why should gun owners have anything to fear from gun registration if they've not done anything wrong." John Filippidis did nothing wrong but read what happened to him and his family: |
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Millwright66
(1/3/2015)
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As I've posted prior, we ought to be asking more, (and more searching) questions on the "how" this stop was accomplished. Lots of cars go by any posted trooper every day. Why, (or more importantly, HOW ) did they pick this one ?
And why, in a state with serious problems with violence and felony gun possession, are they, very obviously, "targeting" out of state CCW holders passing through ?
Could it be another "revenue-raising measure " inflicted upon the travel public by MD ?
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