MetalgodZ
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Textbook definition of "arbitrary." Most likely restriction to get overturned federally.Fights? She got a D in Geometry. He was absent or tardy too many days. He was in the Young Republicans club. She wasn't a cheerleader.
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Textbook definition of "arbitrary." Most likely restriction to get overturned federally.Fights? She got a D in Geometry. He was absent or tardy too many days. He was in the Young Republicans club. She wasn't a cheerleader.
Fights? She got a D in Geometry. He was absent or tardy too many days. He was in the Young Republicans club. She wasn't a cheerleader.
think they will write those down to be reviewed in a court?
they will at least have to make up something decent
"Burden of proof" may not be terribly high. For example, a chief denies an FID renewal to me in a few years. I have one A&B (dismissed; defended a friend in a bar fight when I was 21) and one 209A (wife ran off with boyfriend and her lawyer told her to make me look like the bad guy in court) long-expired. Now, I know for sure that if I lived in Wakefield, I would be denied a LTC straightaway. The chief did that to a dentist for a long-expired 209A and the courts upheld it. Now, if my FID renewal gets denied for things that happened in my distant past, I will still have to pony up thousands of $$$ in legal fees to fight the process, which could take years. Meanwhile, I am in possession of now-unlicensed firearms, which is a felony. No guarantees of success, either. The judge could rule with the chief and decide that the two incidents in my distant past make me a dangerous person and definitely unsuitable. Most people will be forced to walk away and live in another state, because they do not have the money for the court fight. As a result, the state will have far fewer licensed firearms owners, which I believe is the ultimate goal. The effect on crime? Slim to none. But then again, common sense was never the strong suit of our liberal pols.Exactly. We can't get rid of the may issue (yet), but we can shift responsibility. And, thus, begin to burden the system. Then, sue for shall issue. By making the fid may issue, this forces them de facto be with us.
If the Democrats in the MA Legislature do not meet the (late) Col. Jeff Cooper's definition of "hoplophobe", then I honestly do not know who will. The only thing that they know about firearms and defensive weapons is that they hate them blindly. Except, of course, when such items are in the hands of military and police!Among other things, I notice that the legislature missed the opportunity to remove the FID requirement for Mace. I guess they were only blowing smoke about that violence against women stuff.
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think they will write those down to be reviewed in a court?
they will at least have to make up something decent
Understand this: people complaining about mag limits, awb, etc-that's not part of the current bill. We need to deal with this first. We have shown that we have a voice. Contrary to what some are saying, this is a huge win. We lost, literally, nothing. We stopped the anti gun stuff. The fid? I say, let it ride. Then, we're all in the same boat. And, when someone sues the state for civil rights violation, we have the opportunity for shall issue. A bill WILL pass. We killed the worst parts if it. Those who attended rallies. Hearings. Contacted legislators. GOAL was a huge help in that-without them, we would have had an anti gun bill in January 2013. One thing was proven-we CAN be heard. Let's continue to be so.
Was any current burden/restriction that we have under the current "already-one-of-the-most-restrictive-gun-laws-in-the-nation" lifted? If the answer is NO then we did not win and did lose. They still have CoP discretion, for example. Any ******* CoP can decide your LTC faith (yeah, I know, I know...you can appeal if they restrict you. Right [sarcasm] ).
This bill will not pass the senate as it reads Therese Murray need to make a name for her self remember she out soon
The chief's wife taught little Jimmy in first grade, and told him he was a real trouble maker....no FID for Jimmy.
Why? It's not draconian enough for her?
Just finished plowing through HB4278. Has anyone seen an section-by-section analysis by GOAL yet? I only saw a summary from them.
1. There's a bunch of unfunded school stuff in there. Not sure how the "Safe and Supportive Schools Framework" is going to be implemented.
2. I don't like the suicide data study, since I'm sure that data will be used in the future to further restrict gun rights of law abiding citizens.
3. LTC/FID classes are going to require a section on "harm reduction" now. (Section 13)
It seems reasonable to add the following:
1. Remove the ability to issue restrictions.
2. Remove the requirement of an FID for pepper spray.
Senate will add 1 gun month
Senate will add 10 round limits
Win Win Win just not for us
they would have put this in the house bill if it had any chance of passing. if the senate adds it it still has to get cleared by the house I believe. highly unlikely they add ANYthing to the bill
Was any current burden/restriction that we have under the current "already-one-of-the-most-restrictive-gun-laws-in-the-nation" lifted? If the answer is NO then we did not win and did lose. They still have CoP discretion, for example. Any ******* CoP can decide your LTC faith (yeah, I know, I know...you can appeal if they restrict you. Right [sarcasm] ).
Remember that 18 or 19 year old kid that had his fid card pulled . He was pulled over and had a 17 year old friend in the car and he was coming back from the range.
Nothing happen at the traffic stop. But the chef pulled his fid cause he didn't think it was right he was hanging out with a minor. I know he won in court but I bet that chef can't wait for the laws to go into effect to pull his fid again .
who said we won anything?
Understand this: people complaining about mag limits, awb, etc-that's not part of the current bill. We need to deal with this first. We have shown that we have a voice. Contrary to what some are saying, this is a huge win. We lost, literally, nothing. We stopped the anti gun stuff. The fid? I say, let it ride. Then, we're all in the same boat. And, when someone sues the state for civil rights violation, we have the opportunity for shall issue. A bill WILL pass. We killed the worst parts if it. Those who attended rallies. Hearings. Contacted legislators. GOAL was a huge help in that-without them, we would have had an anti gun bill in January 2013. One thing was proven-we CAN be heard. Let's continue to be so.
who said we won anything?
you two that keep nitpicking this thing to death are more than welcome to throw out some useful info, like how to defeat the bill entirely and get the AWB tossed along with mag restrictions, the lists, suitability tossed and constitutional carry instated... I imagine you would have thousands of supporters, me being one of the first
I hate unjust laws, I don't follow as many of them as I deem appropriate for me personally to do so, that doesn't mean I don't fight them from being created the best way I can in the meantime. Nothing wrong with minimizing casualties while you try and turn the battle in your favor