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In reply to the discussion: PA OKs Measure Allowing NRA to Sue Towns Over Gun Laws [View all]Sugarcoated
(8,240 posts)17. Actually it looks to me
like you just want to make that assumption. My rights to be safe are just as important as the right to bear arms.
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So you think it's a good idea to have every county/city/town within a state to make it's own
GGJohn
Oct 2014
#24
It's an attempt to get uniform laws across the state and not make more criminals
GGJohn
Oct 2014
#27
The new PA law changes absolutely nothing about current gun restrictions or safety.
branford
Oct 2014
#26
Odd. They would have to sue in state court because a plaintiff who has been harmed is a requirement
merrily
Oct 2014
#3
"without having to find actual plaintiffs who can demonstrate that they've been harmed by the law"
Volaris
Oct 2014
#9
PA is going crazy with right-wing legislation at the moment. They must be trying to
enough
Oct 2014
#11
PA is controlled by teabaggers. Governor, State House, State Senate, 13/18 US House Reps, and
AlinPA
Oct 2014
#12
If Democrats in PA turn out to vote. This state has turned stupid, electing so many teabaggers.
AlinPA
Oct 2014
#44
Democracy doe's not exist on the federal and state level , how dare local communities
geretogo
Oct 2014
#28
Are you really advocating that localities should be able to violate state law,
branford
Oct 2014
#29
I am willing to live by Majority rule with in the boundaries of the Constitution not by minority rule
geretogo
Oct 2014
#30
Do you have any evidence that the majority of PA citizens do not support the law?
branford
Oct 2014
#33
That's not the constitutional interpretation established by the Supreme Court,
branford
Oct 2014
#38