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Big_Rob | 04-18-2008 04:27 PM
Speaking of property rights I think I would rather have the state of Florida telling me that my employees have the right to store a gun in their car than this. Quote:
http://www.nraila.org/legislation/read.aspx?id=3830 Pennsylvania: Lower Chichester Township to Discuss Illegal Firearm Registration! Thursday, April 17, 2008 Please Make Plans to Attend! On Monday, April 21, the Board of Commissioners of the Lower Chichester Township will hold a public meeting to discuss a proposed ordinance that would require a buyer, seller, owner, tenant, or applicant to disclose whether there are or presumably will be any firearms, handguns, rifles, shotguns, ammunition, and gunpowder present prior to the sale or lease of any property. All parties involved (applicant, seller, buyer, owner and/or tenant) would be required to send law enforcement a copy of the �application� detailing the type and number of firearms, and the type and amount of any ammunition or gunpowder. Any violation of the ordinance would be subject to a penalty. This ordinance is in direct violation of Pennsylvania�s state preemption law. Please make plans to attend the following meeting: Date: Monday, April 21, 2008 Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: Township Building 1410 Market Street Linwood, PA 19061 If you cannot attend the meeting please contact Township Commissioners at (610) 485-1472 in opposition to this anti-gun ordinance. Township Commissioners: Commissioner Rocco Gaspari, Jr. (R)- President C ommissioner John Saboe (R)- Vice-President Commissioner Edward Brooks (R) Commissioner Vince McCormick (R) Commissioner Joseph Doyle (R)

TomD | 04-18-2008 05:16 PM
Re: Speaking of property rights Prior to the sale of property??? Before you buy a house you have to notify police as to the number and type of guns you will have there??? There is no justification to that. I live in the South East US, the rest of the country is turning into a liberal nuthouse.

Cassius | 04-18-2008 06:14 PM
Re: Speaking of property rights No, stuff like this happens all the time and HAS been happening all the time for decades or more. It's just a proposal, nothing has passed yet. You think politicians don't try things like this and worse all the time? You think our parents' generation politicians were any better? We're just more exposed to seeing things like this because of the internet. That's part of the problem, is that things seem so shitty because we see all the bad stuff now. Well things were always shitty, we were just mostly cut off from the world when you think about it until recently in history. Although it seems like the general level of shittiness is accelerating, so soon it may be shittier than ever before. LOL -- seen that south park episode where they count the number of times they swear on TV?

Abouthadit | 04-18-2008 06:29 PM
Re: Speaking of property rights Pretty soon we will all be criminals just for exercising our God given rights. Seems to me that this is contrary to the 4th, 5th and 9th Amendments. The 10th is probably in there as well.

Dave | 04-18-2008 06:58 PM
Re: Speaking of property rights Notice all of the commissioners are Republicans. That means one of them had to introduce this proposal. It is absolutely sickening to see the amendments and bills coming from republican/conservative politicians. Absolutely disgusted.. Dave

Heimdhal | 04-18-2008 07:11 PM
Re: Speaking of property rights Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave (Post 1068307) Notice all of the commissioners are Republicans. That means one of them had to introduce this proposal. It is absolutely sickening to see the amendments and bills coming from republican/conservative politicians. Absolutely disgusted.. Dave
I agree dave and it makes me a bit more glad im in Florida!:confused_ma: There are no more real republicans left and its sad, truly sad we have to deal with these new ones that stepped in.

Twisted Avatar | 04-18-2008 08:58 PM
Re: Speaking of property rights This is major bad...... I was planning to possible switch my residence to penn just because the gun laws on high cap mag were much more favorable that jersey or new york.... god I hope this holds up until I can buy ... T

Dave | 04-18-2008 09:01 PM
Re: Speaking of property rights Quote:
Originally Posted by Twisted Avatar (Post 1068472) This is major bad...... I was planning to possible switch my residence to penn just because the gun laws on high cap mag were much more favorable that jersey or new york.... god I hope this holds up until I can buy ... T
Hey TA, this is just a township ordinance not a State law. Just be sure you are not switching your residence to that "township". Dave

silverbullet | 04-18-2008 10:55 PM
Re: Speaking of property rights I wouldn't be too worried. PA state law specifically states that no political subdivision can pass their own laws with respect to firearms ownership, reporting, etc. They may "pass" this one, but it's going to be thrown out the first time someone takes a stand against it. Not the first time this has happened in PA.

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