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    Upper Darby councilwoman proposes assault weapons ban in township

    https://foac-pac.org/Pennsylvania:-U...News-Item/8114

    Shortly after the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida in February, Democrat Councilwoman Sekela Coles proposed a resolution be adopted banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines in the township.

    “It’s a hot-button issue. I don’t want to offend anyone’s Second Amendment rights and the resolution would, in no way, violate their Second Amendment rights.”
    Bullshit

    “I’m all for gun control,” Police Superintendent Michael Chitwood said. “If it becomes the law we would enforce the law. I can’t enforce a resolution. The law would have to come from the state for us to enforce it. I have no problem enforcing gun laws.”

    Mayor Thomas Micozzie thinks the resolution is a waste of time.

    “If we pass a resolution and send it to Harrisburg it will never see the light of day,” Micozzie said. “We live in a representative government with representatives elected to serve in each branch. That’s where the emphasis should be given. It should be given at the level that has the power to legislate not digest or imply. My time and council’s time quite frankly could be better spent on issues reflected in the districts or township we are elected to represent, issues that affect us instead of the time spent discussing and meeting on issues that only show a vote with no substantial input to state or national debate. The primary purpose of the mayor and council is not global issues we have no control over.”

    I don't know the Mayors position on firearms, but he seems to be thinking clearly.
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    How much more are we going to take this? These people obviously don't care....It's time to make them feel uncomfortable. Go to these meeting with facts and in great numbers. Show them we're tired of this BS---they were elected to UPHOLD and protect the State Constitution. Where the hell does it state to limit guns or arms? Nowhere---end of story. Someone needs to sue these treasonous pricks for government over reach and lying under oath.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikelets456 View Post
    How much more are we going to take this? These people obviously don't care....It's time to make them feel uncomfortable. Go to these meeting with facts and in great numbers. Show them we're tired of this BS---they were elected to UPHOLD and protect the State Constitution. Where the hell does it state to limit guns or arms? Nowhere---end of story. Someone needs to sue these treasonous pricks for government over reach and lying under oath.
    I think you misspelled the fourth word in that sentence.
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    Perhaps the local residents could submit a petition stating that, despite local ordinances, they resolve not to pay any local taxes.

    Since we're all now apparently free to ignore any laws we don't like.

    I may be drafting my personal "sanctuary home" rules. Although my boro hasn't done anything really stupid lately, with the exception of some inane traffic changes so that our busiest road is being narrowed down to one lane to allow more on-street parking for the local influential small businesses. Evidently there's some sort of competition for "worst traffic spot in town" and every block wants in on it.

    Seriously, they could make driver's ed films here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GunLawyer001 View Post
    Perhaps the local residents could submit a petition stating that, despite local ordinances, they resolve not to pay any local taxes.

    Since we're all now apparently free to ignore any laws we don't like.

    I may be drafting my personal "sanctuary home" rules. Although my boro hasn't done anything really stupid lately, with the exception of some inane traffic changes so that our busiest road is being narrowed down to one lane to allow more on-street parking for the local influential small businesses. Evidently there's some sort of competition for "worst traffic spot in town" and every block wants in on it.

    Seriously, they could make driver's ed films here.
    Could be worse. Could be bike lanes.
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    “I see nothing wrong with acting locally,” Coles said.
    It's called Preemption, darlin'. Stop wasting my tax dollars on something you are legally barred from doing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Emptymag View Post
    Could be worse. Could be bike lanes.
    Philly is covering that as we speak.

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    Upper Darby has one of the highest crime rates in the country. Police Superintendent Michael Chitwood can't keep up with the crime he already has and wants to enact laws that disarm more Americans? He sounds like a real idiot.

    In other news, this is the same Police Superintendent that wants to arm teachers. http://6abc.com/education/upper-darb...nnel-/3111003/
    I'm not against the idea but he seems to be all over the place when it come to gun crime solutions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GunLawyer001 View Post
    Although my boro hasn't done anything really stupid lately,...
    Well, there is that hideous giant led deconstructed compass.

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    Default Re: Local Assault Weapon Ban

    Quote Originally Posted by GunLawyer001 View Post
    Perhaps the local residents could submit a petition stating that, despite local ordinances, they resolve not to pay any local taxes.

    Since we're all now apparently free to ignore any laws we don't like.

    I may be drafting my personal "sanctuary home" rules. Although my boro hasn't done anything really stupid lately, with the exception of some inane traffic changes so that our busiest road is being narrowed down to one lane to allow more on-street parking for the local influential small businesses. Evidently there's some sort of competition for "worst traffic spot in town" and every block wants in on it.

    Seriously, they could make driver's ed films here.
    I may be misinterpreting this, but be careful. There is a huge difference between 'disobeying laws we don't like' and 'disobeying tyranny'.

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