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The Right’s Latest Tactic on Gun Laws? Just Don’t Enforce Them
Submitted by:
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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In early 2018, while survivors of the deadly Parkland school shooting in Florida were leading a renewed push for gun control across the country, a counter-movement was brewing in Illinois. Officials in rural Effingham County, a few hours downstate from Chicago, were looking to protest a spate of proposed firearm restrictions being considered by state lawmakers, and came up with a provocative resolution: The county declared itself a “Second Amendment Sanctuary” and threatened not to enforce new laws it viewed as a violation of Americans’ gun rights. |
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MarkHamTownsend
(5/29/2019)
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| If the left will not enforce immigration laws they ought not whine like stuck little piggies when the right treats gun laws the same. |
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jac
(5/29/2019)
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The reason for not enforcing them is because they are in violation of the second amendment.
Just because some liberal court decides in favor of these laws does not make them legal.y |
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