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January 26th, 2018, 10:13 PM #11
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January 26th, 2018, 10:18 PM #12
Re: Calif has developed gun confiscation that rivals Hitler's SS. Also,Weatherby leav
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January 26th, 2018, 10:35 PM #13
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January 26th, 2018, 10:39 PM #14
Re: Calif has developed gun confiscation that rivals Hitler's SS. Also,Weatherby leav
In Pennsylvania, if your significant other obtains a Protection From Abuse order against a person who is known to have purchased firearms (and thus exists in the Record of Sale database), or the court asks the person under oath if they possess any firearms, is the person not required by law to relinquish their firearms?
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January 26th, 2018, 10:49 PM #15
Re: Calif has developed gun confiscation that rivals Hitler's SS. Also,Weatherby leav
California does have a lot more than 10,000 convicted felons. I believe the list the CAL DOJ was using were people known to have legally acquired firearms that were not somehow seized or otherwise accounted for when they became prohibited.
CAL DOJ officers would knock on the door, wearing their jumpsuits over their uniforms because they did this off duty and without warrants, so they had to talk their way in... and a lot of folks let them.
The $24 million referenced in the article (I thought it was actually $25 mil) was "removed" from the California Dealer Record Of Sale (DROS) fund, a one paragraph piece of law that basically said fees would be collected for every dealer sale to be used to facilitate background checks, maintain the Dealer Record Of Sale and provide CAL DOJ staff to run the system. It clearly stated that if fees collected were more than needed to operate the system, that the fee amount had to be reduced.
There should never have been a significant positive balance to "remove". Especially because at this particular time the CAL DOJ had been doing everything in its power to deny DROS checks for as many purchasers as they could, by any means possible, often for months. (They had either just been, or would soon be sued for these practices.)
Instead of hiring more agents to actually do the job they were getting paid to do... approve lawful firearm sales, then CA AG, current replacement for Barbara Boxer's Senate seat, and short-lister for the 2020 Democrat Presidential Ticket Kamala Harris "removed" the money to pay for her un-warranted goon squads' overtime while they tried to trick their way into citizens homes and disarm them.
Said "removal" of funds was apparently unlawful enough for the CA Assembly and Senate to rush through a revision to the law allowing for this new appropriation, but not un-lawful enough to have her removed from power or even dragged through a negative press cycle.
California gun owners are fighting the fight every way they can, but even when they win... they lose somehow.
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January 26th, 2018, 10:53 PM #16
Re: Calif has developed gun confiscation that rivals Hitler's SS. Also,Weatherby leav
Reading the 5th amendment, it says that property can not be taken for PUBLIC USE without compensation.
I'm not sure how "we" are claiming that we must be compensated for guns surrendered. They aren't being taken for "public use".
What do I know though. If I'm wrong I hope someone can show me the error in my interpretation.
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January 27th, 2018, 02:28 PM #17
Re: Calif has developed gun confiscation that rivals Hitler's SS. Also,Weatherby leav
If confiscations begin I predict an increase in politician mortality rates........................................
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Re: Calif has developed gun confiscation that rivals Hitler's SS. Also,Weatherby leav
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