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So requiring a state permission slip to exercise a right is "getting out of the way of residents' freedom" because it no longer costs money?
A right you have to get permission to exercise is not a right. It's a privilege, even if that permission doesn't cost any money to receive.
Shall-issue permits were an improvement on the may-issue permits that dominated the landscape 35 years ago, but things have improved since then. How about recognizing that rights require no permission slip, SD? We've had that in Arizona for a decade now, and by now nearly half the states have gotten on board. Join us! |
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