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Police Go Door-To-Door to Remind Gun Owners that They Basically Don’t Have Self Defense Rights on Public Property
When the Gun-Free School Zone Act was signed into law in 1990, it effectively created mini constitution free zones within 1000 feet of every public, private, or parochial school. While exceptions are made for firearms on private property, the law basically makes it illegal to defend yourself or others with …

Seattle City Council Committee Advances Legislation to Tax Gun Owners, Abuse Taxpayers
This week the Education and Governance Committee of the Seattle City Council unanimously advanced legislation to implement a $25 tax on firearms and a $0.05 per round tax on ammunition sold at retail, and to force gun owners to report a lost or stolen firearm within 24 hours. The city council …

Supreme Court Ruling Gives Greater Protection to Islam Than Gun Owners
On Monday, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Muslim woman who sued Abercrombie & Fitch on the basis of discrimination because they denied her a job because she refused the dress code banning head scarves while at work. First of all, I wonder if the court would rule in …

New Bill Aims To Rewrite Second Amendment: Would Require Gun Owners To Have Liability Insurance
New York House Representative Carolyn Maloney has introduced a new bill that would force gun owners to have liability insurance or face fines of up to $10,000. According to Maloney, the stipulations in The Firearms Risk Protection Act would curb gun violence, much like car insurance has lowered vehicle fatalities …

New York Claims 278 Gun Owners are “Mentally Unstable” – Could Lose Their Weapons
Under New York’s SAFE Act, the state has now identified 278 licensed gun owners who may lose their guns due to the state deeming them “mentally unstable.” Governor Andrew Cuomo pushed legislators to pass the SAFE Act in the wake of the Sandy Hook shooting in 2012. Many protested the …

Colorado’s Ban On High-Capacity Magazines Is Easy To Skirt
Colorado gun owners are easily circumventing the state’s controversial ban on ammunition magazines capable of holding more than 15 rounds, a TV investigation discovered. While the law, which went into effect last summer, makes it illegal to buy or sell typical 30-round magazines, some sellers have found creative ways around the law …