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SecularMotion

(7,981 posts)
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 07:22 AM Jan 2014

Empire State gun owners bracing for Cuomo’s confiscation scheme

New Yorkers gauge registration and confiscation of firearms in the aftermath of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s landmark gun control law, the Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act of 2013.

“The next relevant deadline is April 16, 2014 the date the people are supposed to have their long arms registered,” said Assemblyman William R. Nojay (R. – Pittsford).

The registration system is in place and firearm owners can register today, he said.

Low compliance rates will put the governor in an interesting position especially in an election year, said Nojay. “I think registration rates are going to be less than 10 percent.”

http://www.humanevents.com/2013/12/08/empire-state-gun-owners-bracing-for-cuomos-confiscation-scheme/
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Empire State gun owners bracing for Cuomo’s confiscation scheme (Original Post) SecularMotion Jan 2014 OP
Lets wish the Governor luck, it's a good start but doesn't go anywhere near far enough. bowens43 Jan 2014 #1
WOW ! I've been banned from this Forum for less, Bold & Wrong orpupilofnature57 Jan 2014 #2
banned and posting? Duckhunter935 Jan 2014 #8
Yes, for 48Hrs and this is the first time since . orpupilofnature57 Jan 2014 #22
Not according to the constitution and USSC rulings Duckhunter935 Jan 2014 #3
Being a member of a well regulated militia... sarisataka Jan 2014 #16
Wrong on all levels. Lizzie Poppet Jan 2014 #26
Da trifecta. Eleanors38 Jan 2014 #36
Ya gotta admit though, Ranchemp. Jan 2014 #38
I am all for stricter regulations but this is just nuts. Packerowner740 Jan 2014 #29
Wrong Dwayne Hicks Jan 2014 #39
do you ever have any comments? Duckhunter935 Jan 2014 #4
You again? SecularMotion Jan 2014 #5
When was this since I have not alerted Duckhunter935 Jan 2014 #7
Your need to bait and attack anyone who disagrees with you SecularMotion Jan 2014 #9
The question remains unanswered. oneshooter Jan 2014 #10
While I have no problem discussing this topic here, sarisataka Jan 2014 #17
YOU accused me of getting a post of yours hidden Duckhunter935 Jan 2014 #12
You're right. You had nothing to do with the hidden post. SecularMotion Jan 2014 #14
Not even an, "I'm sorry"? oldhippie Jan 2014 #20
I'm sorry I mixed up Duckhunter935 with another gun lobbyist SecularMotion Jan 2014 #21
+1000 !!!! orpupilofnature57 Jan 2014 #24
Yes. Straw Man Jan 2014 #30
Thats OK, we all make mistakes Duckhunter935 Jan 2014 #25
You wanted to question me when I said I was Banned... orpupilofnature57 Jan 2014 #31
Just curious Duckhunter935 Jan 2014 #32
IIRC, a hidden post just stops you from posting in that thread. AtheistCrusader Jan 2014 #35
I know it's cold outside, but your too horny for a flame orpupilofnature57 Jan 2014 #23
why I was right Duckhunter935 Jan 2014 #33
Now isn't the time to back up on basic human rights. ileus Jan 2014 #6
wish it was a less than 1 percent compliance rate RedstDem Jan 2014 #11
I would have a very hard time complying Duckhunter935 Jan 2014 #13
Illustrative example of the exercise in futility that is ex post facto registration sir pball Jan 2014 #15
using the Czech Republic as a model? gejohnston Jan 2014 #18
I like FFLs because I like end-to-end traceability. sir pball Jan 2014 #19
Suddenly! the security of paper. With concern over NSA Eleanors38 Jan 2014 #37
Good for them CFLDem Jan 2014 #27
But I thought the argument in gun control was that there were no confiscations Packerowner740 Jan 2014 #28
SHHHH, he can't comment on his posts Duckhunter935 Jan 2014 #34
 

bowens43

(16,064 posts)
1. Lets wish the Governor luck, it's a good start but doesn't go anywhere near far enough.
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 07:32 AM
Jan 2014

no one has a valid reason or a right to own a firearm, unless of course you are a member of a well regulated militia......

freaking gun nuts

 

orpupilofnature57

(15,472 posts)
2. WOW ! I've been banned from this Forum for less, Bold & Wrong
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 07:40 AM
Jan 2014

EVERYONE has a right to have a gun, with many exceptions . Are all people Appalled at the NSA situation ALL Conspiracy nuts ?

 

orpupilofnature57

(15,472 posts)
22. Yes, for 48Hrs and this is the first time since .
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 05:35 PM
Jan 2014

Check it out , and remember all people that don't own guns, aren't against gun owners, just NUTS .

sarisataka

(18,633 posts)
16. Being a member of a well regulated militia...
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 02:29 PM
Jan 2014

i.e. the retired reserve component of he armed forces, subject to mandatory recall to service, may I assume you have no issue with my ownership of firearms and use thereof to keep my skills useful?

 

Ranchemp.

(1,991 posts)
38. Ya gotta admit though,
Thu Jan 9, 2014, 10:53 AM
Jan 2014

him and another blocked member are the gift that keeps on giving to the 2A, pro-firearms rights movement.

 

Dwayne Hicks

(637 posts)
39. Wrong
Sun Jan 12, 2014, 05:30 PM
Jan 2014

The SCOTUS has affirmed that right with reasonable regulations. We need to get off this whole lets ban guns idea. Talk of confiscation only hurts the Democrats more and more. Besides its never going to happen.

 

SecularMotion

(7,981 posts)
5. You again?
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 07:53 AM
Jan 2014

You had one of my posts hidden in another thread by alerting on phony rules. Your behavior is the definition of stalking.

Stalk - To follow or observe (a person) persistently, especially out of obsession or derangement.
 

Duckhunter935

(16,974 posts)
7. When was this since I have not alerted
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 08:04 AM
Jan 2014

since Skinner allowed gun topics in GD?

Show me the proof please or take that back.

What are "phoney' rules?


I guess you have no comments or are scared to post any

sarisataka

(18,633 posts)
17. While I have no problem discussing this topic here,
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 02:32 PM
Jan 2014

I would think it would also be a matter for the activism group members to discuss. If it is a good idea one would think they would wish to brainstorm how it could be made law in other states as well

 

Duckhunter935

(16,974 posts)
12. YOU accused me of getting a post of yours hidden
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 09:01 AM
Jan 2014

Post a link so I can see what you are talking about

No link, it must not have happened and you are just making stuff up and making yourself look bad.

 

SecularMotion

(7,981 posts)
14. You're right. You had nothing to do with the hidden post.
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 09:40 AM
Jan 2014

I had you mixed up with another gun lobbyist.

 

orpupilofnature57

(15,472 posts)
31. You wanted to question me when I said I was Banned...
Wed Jan 8, 2014, 07:03 AM
Jan 2014

which is part of Hiding a post, Apology ? NO . Like I said, nothing against Gun Owners, just the NU Lobbyists .

 

Duckhunter935

(16,974 posts)
32. Just curious
Wed Jan 8, 2014, 09:37 AM
Jan 2014

I am blocked in the other group after 3 posts, no warning and am not allowed to ever post there again. Thanks for the answer, sorry if I was misunderstood in my post. I thought I was clear but maybe not.

ileus

(15,396 posts)
6. Now isn't the time to back up on basic human rights.
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 07:56 AM
Jan 2014

and as a party we shouldn't have anything to do with BS like this.

 

RedstDem

(1,239 posts)
11. wish it was a less than 1 percent compliance rate
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 08:49 AM
Jan 2014

that shit is fascist

...where are the pro bill of rights democrats?
this bs will drag the whole brand down!
hard to believe a smart person could go so wrong, no common sense i guess.

sir pball

(4,741 posts)
15. Illustrative example of the exercise in futility that is ex post facto registration
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 02:15 PM
Jan 2014

While I'm not particularly anti-registration in theory, I pragmatically dismiss it without prejudice because it's currently an utterly unattainable goal for the pro-control side that makes a great whisk to froth up the pro-guns side, especially with the vocal minority of control advocates who do in fact openly admit that registration is a path to confiscation. Whether or not that is the actual endgame is irrelevant, but it's a surefire way to mobilize the NRA crowd like almost nothing else.

So, let's put that in the box labeled "Do Not Open Until XMas" and move along with more immediate and possibly effective measures like mandatory FFL transfers, universal FOID cards (with a CCW carrot), magazine limits, &c. All of which I wholeheartedly support...funny that, I'm really only opposed to registration and an AWB, both on practical grounds that, but that makes me the unvarnished 100% no-compromise ENEMY. And y'all wonder why a lot of the moderates in this debate just sit on our hands..

gejohnston

(17,502 posts)
18. using the Czech Republic as a model?
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 02:46 PM
Jan 2014

there your FOID is also your CCW. If you have a FOID, or what the Canadians call a PAL, why would you need mandatory FFL transfers? I think if you get caught with gun and no FOID, the cops can trace the gun to the last 4473 and he or she can explain, or show a bill of sale to someone else, or police report of stolen property.

The 1968 GCA repealed and replaced the 1938 FFA. I would do the same with both NFA and GCA and replace it with something that is coherent and logical. One can take the best of specific provisions from different places and make something that actually makes sense.

sir pball

(4,741 posts)
19. I like FFLs because I like end-to-end traceability.
Tue Jan 7, 2014, 03:00 PM
Jan 2014

Your situation can happen today, a felon is caught with a gun - trace to the last 4473 and yes there's some 'splainin to do...but more often than not the trail's cold. Especially without any requirement for theft reporting. It's unintrusive, couldn't really be used as a priori registration, and leaves the last legal owner holding a nasty bag if the gun's been up to no good and hasn't been reported stolen. I should probably mention that I do favor some sort of mandatory theft/loss reporting, too. I've never deaccessioned a firearm without a 4473, it's the ultimate CYA if nothing else.

I've always said I'd actually settle for rolling everything under a modified NFA (e.g. no CLEO signoff/"shall-issue", streamline the BGC, so forth) in exchange for reopening the registry, nationwide CCW, and some other perks. I mean, even hardline control advocates admit it works.

 

Eleanors38

(18,318 posts)
37. Suddenly! the security of paper. With concern over NSA
Thu Jan 9, 2014, 01:36 AM
Jan 2014

capabilities & abuses, the "closed loop," even paper records of 4473 dealers, look more appealing than most modern electronic privacy options using the innertubes and social media. Such irony.

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