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All too often, advocates of strict gun control promise that more complex and convoluted laws will save lives without imposing a serious burden on the right of law-abiding citizens to exercise their constitutional rights.
Their argument simply doesn’t hold up. Their gun control laws fail not only to address how actual criminals get their firearms, but they also impose a real burden on ordinary citizens’ Second Amendment rights. They even risk making felons out of otherwise law-abiding citizens. |
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PHORTO
(6/21/2019)
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| This Oneida County (NY) process HAS to be unconstitutional. I don't think it could survive a legal challenge in federal court, assuming it made to cert past the 2nd Circuit. |
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jac
(6/21/2019)
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| This is not just in Oneida County. This is typical for the entire state. You have to apply for a carry permit. If you are approved, in many counties, they issue the carry permit but include restrictions that prohibit carry outside of your residence. NY state is one of the worst states for gun rights. |
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