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NY: First Weapons Bust Under Tough State Gun Law
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Newly free from a Supreme Court challenge, New York's attorney general deployed the state's tough gun laws for the first time against three federally licensed dealers accused of selling more than 100 assault weapons. New York's case against the owner and employees of Jackson Guns and Ammo in Henrietta, N.Y. marks the first prosecution under the Safe Act, which the state passed shortly after the massacre at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut. |
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stevelync
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Well NY, it's apparent that you're broken and can no longer be fixed by working within the system. You have three choices.
1) Live with the tyranny that has befallen you.
2) Move to a free state, and leave your NY political baggage behind you.
3) Crack open the ammo can and fix the problem. |
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