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How One Activist from Lawrence Fights the Gun Lobby
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Perhaps the greatest attribute of Megan Jones is that she is so unreservedly, unequivocally unreasonable. It seems to be working. Since 2015 Jones, 25, has driven regularly from her home in Lawrence to Topeka, the state capital. On most days, it must seem an absurd trek. Her self-appointed, unpaid task is to persuade Kansas’ Republican legislators to sidestep the conservative craze of guns-anywhere-for-anybody-for-any-reason-or-actually-no-reason-whatsoever.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_Hawaii
State permit to purchase? Yes Yes
Firearm registration? Yes Yes HRS 0134-0002, HRS 0134-0003 Must be registered with county police chief within 5 days of purchase or arrival to Hawaii. Registration not required for black powder and pre-1899 firearms. |
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