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OR: Oregon sees push for strictest gun storage law in US
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On Wednesday, Manstrom and Kemp helped deliver 2,000 signatures to Oregon’s elections office as part of an effort to get a measure on the 2020 ballot that would create the stiffest law in America requiring the safe storage of firearms.
The initiative would require guns to be secured with a trigger or cable lock, or in a locked container. It also mandates that a lost or stolen firearm be reported within 24 hours and makes violators of the measure liable for any injury from an unsecured weapon, except in matters of self-defense or defense of another person. |
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xqqme
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| Next Petition: Any business open to the general public that prohibits firearms for self-defense shall be held strictly liable for injuries caused by customers therefore unable to effectively defend themselves. How about it Oregonians? Anybody willing to put that one up for signature gathering? |
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| This Tyrannical Super State demands that you obey... |
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