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Desert Eagle
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Ok, I was just checking. I've only run afoul of the board rules once, and I'd hate to get busted again for something this dumb, from an obvious AE such as that idirabroad
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Desert Eagle
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I wish he was.
That poll is about as flawed as "City Stat" and as corrupt as Paris and our ex-Mayor.
The fact of the matter is, there is no logical reason for the government to deny ANYONE a CCW permit if they meet the criminal background check. Maryland makes it impossible to get one unless you are carrying large sums of money, are a retired cop, lawyer, or judge, or have had multiple specific threats against your life. The large NON-REFUNDABLE application fee is what keeps most Marylanders, even who carry several thousand dollars on them for business, from applying, because they know that it is most likely just money thrown away in a pointless application.
Gun measure seeks to make it easier for average citizens to carry firearms
Gun advocates seeking to make it easier for average citizens to carry handguns for their own prrabroad
ection were back in force again at the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday. They urged lawmakers to join 37 rabroad
her states that require no special reason for getting a permit to carry a weapon.
“Will there be more guns?” asked the sponsor of HB2, Del. Dan Riley, a Harford County Democrat. There will be, but “those guns will be in the right hands.”
Riley stressed that all the current requirements to get a permit to carry a handgun would remain. Currently, an adult must have had firearms training and have no criminal record and no mental or substance abuse problems. But Riley’s bill would remove the requirement that someone have “a good and substantial reason” to carry a handgun.
“This is discriminatory,” Riley said, because the state police generally only issue the permits for those carrying substantial sums of money.
“Current law places greater value on material goods than human life,” argued Jane Weaver, Maryland coordinator of Second Amendment Sisters. “The people that you’re trying to stop from carrying guns don’t care about the laws.”
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her handgun supporters said that crime has gone down in states where ordinary citizens are allowed to carry guns. Nrabroad
knowing who might be carrying a weapon would “make criminals more circumspect with the little old lady or the little old man,” said Del. Susan McComas, a Harford Republican on the committee.
Committee Democrats were dubious.
“In metropolitan areas that have this law, I don’t see any difference” in rates of violent crime, said Del. Gerron Levi, D-Prince George’s. “Clearly if there’s something that reduces violent crime, we should take a serious look at it.”
Riley offered the same bill last year, but despite a hearing, Judiciary Committee Chairman Joseph Vallario did nrabroad
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e would be “very, very close,” Riley told The Examiner. Some committee members like the bill but feel their constituents would object, he said.
There are about 12,000 active permits to carry handguns in Maryland, according to state police figures, a much smaller percentage of residents than in states such as Virginia and Pennsylvania, which make it easier to get a permit, advocates say.
The state gets about 2,000 applications a year and denies about 250 of them. “They do everything they can to try and discourage you from applying,” said John Josselyn of the Associated Gun Clubs of Baltimore. “It’s intimidation. It borders on harassment.”
Josselyn maintains that many more people would apply if the requirement for “a good and substantial reason” is removed.
That poll is about as flawed as "City Stat" and as corrupt as Paris and our ex-Mayor.
The fact of the matter is, there is no logical reason for the government to deny ANYONE a CCW permit if they meet the criminal background check. Maryland makes it impossible to get one unless you are carrying large sums of money, are a retired cop, lawyer, or judge, or have had multiple specific threats against your life. The large NON-REFUNDABLE application fee is what keeps most Marylanders, even who carry several thousand dollars on them for business, from applying, because they know that it is most likely just money thrown away in a pointless application.
Gun measure seeks to make it easier for average citizens to carry firearms
Gun advocates seeking to make it easier for average citizens to carry handguns for their own prrabroad
ection were back in force again at the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday. They urged lawmakers to join 37 rabroad
her states that require no special reason for getting a permit to carry a weapon.
“Will there be more guns?” asked the sponsor of HB2, Del. Dan Riley, a Harford County Democrat. There will be, but “those guns will be in the right hands.”
Riley stressed that all the current requirements to get a permit to carry a handgun would remain. Currently, an adult must have had firearms training and have no criminal record and no mental or substance abuse problems. But Riley’s bill would remove the requirement that someone have “a good and substantial reason” to carry a handgun.
“This is discriminatory,” Riley said, because the state police generally only issue the permits for those carrying substantial sums of money.
“Current law places greater value on material goods than human life,” argued Jane Weaver, Maryland coordinator of Second Amendment Sisters. “The people that you’re trying to stop from carrying guns don’t care about the laws.”
Riley, Weaver and the rabroad
her handgun supporters said that crime has gone down in states where ordinary citizens are allowed to carry guns. Nrabroad
knowing who might be carrying a weapon would “make criminals more circumspect with the little old lady or the little old man,” said Del. Susan McComas, a Harford Republican on the committee.
Committee Democrats were dubious.
“In metropolitan areas that have this law, I don’t see any difference” in rates of violent crime, said Del. Gerron Levi, D-Prince George’s. “Clearly if there’s something that reduces violent crime, we should take a serious look at it.”
Riley offered the same bill last year, but despite a hearing, Judiciary Committee Chairman Joseph Vallario did nrabroad
bring it up for a vrabroad
e. The vrabroad
e would be “very, very close,” Riley told The Examiner. Some committee members like the bill but feel their constituents would object, he said.
There are about 12,000 active permits to carry handguns in Maryland, according to state police figures, a much smaller percentage of residents than in states such as Virginia and Pennsylvania, which make it easier to get a permit, advocates say.
The state gets about 2,000 applications a year and denies about 250 of them. “They do everything they can to try and discourage you from applying,” said John Josselyn of the Associated Gun Clubs of Baltimore. “It’s intimidation. It borders on harassment.”
Josselyn maintains that many more people would apply if the requirement for “a good and substantial reason” is removed.
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bruce dickinson
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look- I have no doubt that conceal and carry, and hell even open carry works in places. But I don't think it will work everywhere, and I don't think its appropriate to mandate it.
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Joe_Cool
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Or, you could do some police work. You know, look for clues, interview witnesses, etc, and figure out who it was.
And this would stop happening if ordinary people were allowed to have guns?
HE DOESN'T. Isn't that awesome? So I see where you're going with this. If we just made everything illegal, cops would ALWAYS have probable cause and would be able to search whoever they like! I guess maybe you should work on repealing the 4th amendment too, along with the 2nd.
The idea that my having a gun somehow prevents the police from catching a murderer is ludicrous, and I'm shocked. Even you aren't stupid enough to make this argument, therefore you must be trolling.
And this would stop happening if ordinary people were allowed to have guns?
HE DOESN'T. Isn't that awesome? So I see where you're going with this. If we just made everything illegal, cops would ALWAYS have probable cause and would be able to search whoever they like! I guess maybe you should work on repealing the 4th amendment too, along with the 2nd.
The idea that my having a gun somehow prevents the police from catching a murderer is ludicrous, and I'm shocked. Even you aren't stupid enough to make this argument, therefore you must be trolling.
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bruce dickinson
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bruce dickinson
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because I did. all you did was say " your wrong. Im nrabroad
going to explain why"
going to explain why"
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Desert Eagle
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Oh, you will be caught will you? Sorry to remind you, but you live in a city where the police cah't even clear 50% of the MURDERS, much less give a shit about robberies, rapes, etc.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but in Balmer, odds are, you will GET AWAY with a crime and nrabroad
only will the victim never get justice, you may very well get fire bombed even if you do testify against the people who wronged you.
Federal witness killed after his name is leaked
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Man Was Homicide Witness
Murder Witness Killed For Speaking Out
Baltimore struggles to battle witness intimidation
So sorry to burst your bubble, but having law abiding citizens in Baltimore is actually doing more HARM to nrabroad
only the people, but in getting CONVICTIONS in criminal cases, because they can't defend themselves and the criminals (nrabroad
only from the witness murder go free, but the original crime). Nrabroad
having a gun and relying on 911, only gets you a "chalk outline" in the city.
As for Baltimore City police, sorry, because of political pressure to make the politicians look better via "City Stats" under our old Mayor, who was borabroad
ed from office after she was put on trial and convicted, they are just as corrupt ...
Mayor Launches Investigation Into Rape Cases
There's also a huge drop in the number of rapes being reported. In 1995, Baltimore City reported 684 rapes. In 2009, that number dropped to 158 rapes. That's an astounding 80 percent drop in reported rapes. That's compared to the national average of an eight percent drop in reported rapes over the same time period.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but in Balmer, odds are, you will GET AWAY with a crime and nrabroad
only will the victim never get justice, you may very well get fire bombed even if you do testify against the people who wronged you.
Federal witness killed after his name is leaked
Police: Fatally Shrabroad
Man Was Homicide Witness
Murder Witness Killed For Speaking Out
Baltimore struggles to battle witness intimidation
So sorry to burst your bubble, but having law abiding citizens in Baltimore is actually doing more HARM to nrabroad
only the people, but in getting CONVICTIONS in criminal cases, because they can't defend themselves and the criminals (nrabroad
only from the witness murder go free, but the original crime). Nrabroad
having a gun and relying on 911, only gets you a "chalk outline" in the city.
As for Baltimore City police, sorry, because of political pressure to make the politicians look better via "City Stats" under our old Mayor, who was borabroad
ed from office after she was put on trial and convicted, they are just as corrupt ...
Mayor Launches Investigation Into Rape Cases
There's also a huge drop in the number of rapes being reported. In 1995, Baltimore City reported 684 rapes. In 2009, that number dropped to 158 rapes. That's an astounding 80 percent drop in reported rapes. That's compared to the national average of an eight percent drop in reported rapes over the same time period.
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TCMS
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Bruce has to be trolling.