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Posted: 5/20/2022 1:17:02 PM EDT
Might as well read the article too while you're at it.
You'll have to allow cookies and answer a couple of demographics related questions before you see the results. Do you personally believe that state / local laws that require a person to prove they have a "proper cause" (i.e., a valid reason) in order to be licensed to carry a firearm in public are constitutional or unconstitutional? Unconstitutional 49% Constitutional 41% I'm not sure 7% Other / No opinion 2% Based on 2,573 responses. Snapshot of real-time results. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/how-the-supreme-court-could-soon-drastically-expand-the-right-to-carry-guns/ar-AAXtSfp |
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I followed the link and read the bs article.
I can’t seem to find the poll. |
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Scrolled for forever and no poll.
Only endless links to other bullshit fake articles. And only 10 comments. ( all pro gun ) Did they lock it? |
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You have to turn off spam blockers - uOrigin in my case - in order to see the poll.
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Same, 2,573 responses....guessing it took a swing they didn't like.
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People fail to realize this isn't about "Concealed Carry Permits"... it's more about having to obtain a special permit to even purchase a handgun - NYS Pistol Permit. Those permits can take upwards over over 12-18 months to get. In NY, you cannot purchase a handgun without a Pistol Permit. Once you have a permit, you get a coupon from the issuing county clerk for the purchase of the new handgun. Then you show that to your gun shop, who writes down the SN, Make, Model, and Caliber of the firearm. Then you have to go back to the county clerk to get your Pistol Permit amended with the new SN, Make, Model, and Caliber. You take that back to the gun shop and you are now able to pick up your handgun.
The County Clerk's Office records every single handgun and SN that is "registered" to you. There's also a caveat. You cannot carry/transport/possess someone else's handgun unless it's listed on your Pistol Permit by SN, Make, Model, Caliber. On top of that, the issuing Judge can put arbitrary "restrictions" on said Pistol Permit. My mother who has ZERO training got a NYS PP with no restrictions and no issues. My bother (same county), had to jump through a bunch of hoops and had to show "just cause" for "needing" a pistol permit. After a year, he finally got his permit. Much to his surprise, it has restrictions of "Hunting/Target" on it. Mind you, my brother is an Army Ranger and has other qualifications. |
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I checked the desktop page button on my phone and the pole is there.
OP delete the tracking code from your link. Starting with ?OCID, and everything right of it. |
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Quoted: People fail to realize this isn't about "Concealed Carry Permits"... it's more about having to obtain a special permit to even purchase a handgun - NYS Pistol Permit. Those permits can take upwards over over 12-18 months to get. In NY, you cannot purchase a handgun without a Pistol Permit. Once you have a permit, you get a coupon from the issuing county clerk for the purchase of the new handgun. Then you show that to your gun shop, who writes down the SN, Make, Model, and Caliber of the firearm. Then you have to go back to the county clerk to get your Pistol Permit amended with the new SN, Make, Model, and Caliber. You take that back to the gun shop and you are now able to pick up your handgun. The County Clerk's Office records every single handgun and SN that is "registered" to you. There's also a caveat. You cannot carry/transport/possess someone else's handgun unless it's listed on your Pistol Permit by SN, Make, Model, Caliber. On top of that, the issuing Judge can put arbitrary "restrictions" on said Pistol Permit. My mother who has ZERO training got a NYS PP with no restrictions and no issues. My bother (same county), had to jump through a bunch of hoops and had to show "just cause" for "needing" a pistol permit. After a year, he finally got his permit. Much to his surprise, it has restrictions of "Hunting/Target" on it. Mind you, my brother is an Army Ranger and has other qualifications. View Quote All forms of permits, licenses, FOID cards, etc, are blatantly unconstitutional. “If the State converts a right (liberty) into a privilege, the citizen can ignore the license and fee and engage in the right (liberty) with impunity.” –Shuttlesworth v. City of Birmingham, Alabama, 373 U.S. 262 (1969) “Where rights secured by the Constitution are involved, there can be no rule-making or legislation which would abrogate them.” -–Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966) “A law repugnant to the Constitution is void. An act of Congress repugnant to the Constitution cannot become a law. The Constitution supersedes all other laws and the individual’s rights shall be liberally enforced in favor of him, the clearly intended and expressly designated beneficiary.” –Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. 137 (1803) |
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No poll.
When I tried from other computers the page stayed blank. |
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Quoted: I checked the desktop page button on my phone and the pole is there. OP delete the tracking code from your link. Starting with ?OCID, and everything right of it. View Quote Try it now (The site updated it with the ar-AAxtSfp portion) https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/how-the-supreme-court-could-soon-drastically-expand-the-right-to-carry-guns/ar-AAXtSfp |
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Quoted: Try it now (The site updated it with the ar-AAxtSfp portion) https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/how-the-supreme-court-could-soon-drastically-expand-the-right-to-carry-guns/ar-AAXtSfp View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I checked the desktop page button on my phone and the pole is there. OP delete the tracking code from your link. Starting with ?OCID, and everything right of it. Try it now (The site updated it with the ar-AAxtSfp portion) https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/how-the-supreme-court-could-soon-drastically-expand-the-right-to-carry-guns/ar-AAXtSfp Yep, that worked. Did arfcom add the extra stuff, or wapo? |
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No poll in google/chrome.
Opened with Edge and the poll was there. |
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Quoted: People fail to realize this isn't about "Concealed Carry Permits"... it's more about having to obtain a special permit to even purchase a handgun - NYS Pistol Permit. Those permits can take upwards over over 12-18 months to get. In NY, you cannot purchase a handgun without a Pistol Permit. Once you have a permit, you get a coupon from the issuing county clerk for the purchase of the new handgun. Then you show that to your gun shop, who writes down the SN, Make, Model, and Caliber of the firearm. Then you have to go back to the county clerk to get your Pistol Permit amended with the new SN, Make, Model, and Caliber. You take that back to the gun shop and you are now able to pick up your handgun. The County Clerk's Office records every single handgun and SN that is "registered" to you. There's also a caveat. You cannot carry/transport/possess someone else's handgun unless it's listed on your Pistol Permit by SN, Make, Model, Caliber. On top of that, the issuing Judge can put arbitrary "restrictions" on said Pistol Permit. My mother who has ZERO training got a NYS PP with no restrictions and no issues. My bother (same county), had to jump through a bunch of hoops and had to show "just cause" for "needing" a pistol permit. After a year, he finally got his permit. Much to his surprise, it has restrictions of "Hunting/Target" on it. Mind you, my brother is an Army Ranger and has other qualifications. View Quote The sequence you conveyed of how to get handgun is not required in all counties. In my county I pre purchase coupons and if I see a gun I buy it. Then I take it to the clerk and have it added to my permit. The entire system is total BS and unconstitutional and if republicans tried to apply this to voting or any type of speech the left would go absolutely insane. |
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Hit, 47%/43%
I'm a 20 something female for the poll questions / answers. |
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Mobile devices have to be turned on desktop
3133 votes I think |
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