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It seems like this is geared toward an argument that gun laws should be locally based and not federally managed. From that perspective, it does make the point
by mhuffman 9y ago
It seems like this is geared toward an argument that gun laws should be locally based and not federally managed.
From that perspective, it does make the point visually. There is a argument to be made that a small county in Nebraska probably should not have the same gun restrictions as in Los Angeles County.
I am not sure that I totally agree because of how easy it is to transport guns, but it is probably worth discussion.
- GCU-Empiricist 9y agoIt's interesting that in my various travels California was the only state where (at the time) as a military service member, occasional pistol instructor, and qualifying officer for use of deadly force; I did not find it (edit:relatively) trivial to obtain a concealed carry permit, and professional friends told me it might be safer to leave my firearms collection in storage in another state, (I did). In fact it was the one place where the common knowledge confirmed by my experience was I'd have to be law enforcement, or a professional bodyguard, instead of a service-member to get one. Edit: Trivial here being fingerprints, background check, lots of paperwork, show proof of safety training or spend a a good part of the weekend and ~$100 total on paperwork training ect.