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    Default State Representative looks to eliminate concealed carry fees

    https://www.abc27.com/news/local/sta...ees/1536322577

    Wants to eliminate LTCF fees for honorably discharged veterans or those who are 65 or older.

    I'm both.

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    Default Re: State Representative looks to eliminate concealed carry fees

    How about eliminating what equates to a tax from all Pennsylvanians.

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    Default Re: State Representative looks to eliminate concealed carry fees

    Quote Originally Posted by Statkowski View Post
    Wants to eliminate LTCF fees for honorably discharged veterans or those who are 65 or older.

    I'm both.
    So now the financial burden of those licenses will fall on the rest of us?

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    Default Re: State Representative looks to eliminate concealed carry fees

    Quote Originally Posted by Roger Kipwell View Post
    So now the financial burden of those licenses will fall on the rest of us?
    I have no problem with that if it begins in 4 years
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    Default Re: State Representative looks to eliminate concealed carry fees

    Quote Originally Posted by The Lieutenant View Post
    How about eliminating what equates to a tax from all Pennsylvanians.
    One step at a time.

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    Default Re: State Representative looks to eliminate concealed carry fees

    Quote Originally Posted by Roger Kipwell View Post
    So now the financial burden of those licenses will fall on the rest of us?
    All costs of gun control should be distributed among the entire citizenry, because the benefit (if any) is for them.

    Needing to obtain a license before you exercise a right adds no value to you, the gun owner. It's supposed to weed out the bad guys. Making the good guys pay for it is facially unconstitutional.

    It's not like gasoline taxes, where the people who pay the tax are funding the roads that are only used by people who buy gasoline. This is more like charging you a fee each time you cut your own lawn, because some people let their property go to crap by never cutting their lawn. It makes no sense.

    If there was a per-procedure "abortion tax", I think the snowflakes would understand.
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    Default Re: State Representative looks to eliminate concealed carry fees

    lets just do away with the license. most criminals don't have them anyway. there is no license requirement in the constitution.
    bandsmoyer

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    Default Re: State Representative looks to eliminate concealed carry fees

    Quote Originally Posted by GunLawyer001 View Post
    It's not like gasoline taxes, where the people who pay the tax are funding the roads that are only used by people who buy gasoline. This is more like charging you a fee each time you cut your own lawn, because some people let their property go to crap by never cutting their lawn. It makes no sense.
    And when you buy gasoline for your lawn mower or garden tractor (or weed whacker, or snow blower), guess what? You're paying the tax for funding the roads - in essence, a fee each time you cut your own lawn.

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    Default Re: State Representative looks to eliminate concealed carry fees

    Quote Originally Posted by GunLawyer001 View Post
    All costs of gun control should be distributed among the entire citizenry, because the benefit (if any) is for them.

    Needing to obtain a license before you exercise a right adds no value to you, the gun owner. It's supposed to weed out the bad guys. Making the good guys pay for it is facially unconstitutional.

    It's not like gasoline taxes, where the people who pay the tax are funding the roads that are only used by people who buy gasoline. This is more like charging you a fee each time you cut your own lawn, because some people let their property go to crap by never cutting their lawn. It makes no sense.

    If there was a per-procedure "abortion tax", I think the snowflakes would understand.
    Every post you write deserves attention. Seriously. Haven’t seen a bad one yet.

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    Default Re: State Representative looks to eliminate concealed carry fees

    Quote Originally Posted by Statkowski View Post
    And when you buy gasoline for your lawn mower or garden tractor (or weed whacker, or snow blower), guess what? You're paying the tax for funding the roads - in essence, a fee each time you cut your own lawn.
    You don't need to. You can file for a refund of gas taxes paid on gasoline used in off-road vehicles and equipment. If you don't that's on you.

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