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ID: Permitless Carry Doesn't Mean You Can Carry Anywhere
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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Regardless of the new legislation, you still can’t really carry “in the city” without a permit, and our lawmakers are doing Idahoans a huge legal disservice by making us think we can. One example, the Federal Gun Free School Zone Act prohibits firearms of any kind within 1,000 feet of a school ground, and not the center of the school, but the edge of the property. “School” is defined as K-12 and includes public schools, private schools, parochial schools, and likely home schools. |
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stevelync
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The entire first paragraph is a lie which makes it highly likely the rest of the article is too.
The gun-free schools act isn't legally enforceable and was basically shot down.
I'm curious of the propagandist writing the piece has ever considered how many home surrounding that 1000ft GFZ has firerms in them.
Just one more reason members of the Propaganda Corps are going to lay scatter in significant numbers across the coming battlefield. |
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