By Bob Walsh
The formerly great state of
California has joined New York and New Jersey in telling the Supreme
Court to go fuck themselves in the matter of the Bruen decision. They
tried last year, but attempted to frame the new proposal with an urgency
clause which required a 2/3 vote of both houses of the legislature to
take effect immediately upon being signed by the governor. They
couldn't quite pull it off. There is no doubt that this time around
they have the simple majority that it will take to make them look like
the raving psychopaths they are when they get slapped down by the
federal courts.
The CA
proposal would ban the carrying of firearms by law-abiding private
citizens with a valid gun permit in churches, zoos, banks, libraries and
playgrounds as well as virtually all private businesses within the
state. The proposal would also mandate more training, including
instruction on safe and legal transport and storage.
CA
used to be a "may issue" state until the Bruen decision. They now have
to issue permits, but are doing the best they possibly can to ensure
that nobody carrying with a permit is actually allowed to carry a gun
anywhere in the state except on the sidewalk in front of their home.
This
proposal, when it passes (which it will) has zero chance of passing
court challenges. But that doesn't matter. It allows the governor and
the liberal-psycho wing of the Democrat-Socialist party to virtue signal
like big dogs as well as inconveniencing lawful gun owners as much as
possible for as long as possible. That is, to their way of thinking, a
win.
1 comment:
Passing it and enforcing it are two different things. LEOSA trumps it anyway for retired LE.
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