[Domandred]

Moscow IDAHO considering gun ban!

[kromike]

Post a map so that street criminals can head up there to burnish their “resumes.”

[2banana]

Nonetheless, Mayor Nancy Chaney said she's asked for a legal opinion on whether the city has authority to prohibitM both concealed and exposed weapons in public places.

"We don't want to tread on anyone's Second Amendment rights,"

Liberals don't even realize the fools they are within two sentences...

[2banana]

Nonetheless, Mayor Nancy Chaney said she's asked for a legal opinion on whether the city has authority to prohibit both concealed and exposed weapons in public places.

"We don't want to tread on anyone's Second Amendment rights,"

Liberals don't even realize the fools they are within two sentences...

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Remember.....When seconds count, the police are only minutes away.

[beltfed308]

"We don't want to tread on anyone's Second Amendment rights," Chaney said.

Then read it and the state constitution you idiot!

[Tex Pete]

“We don’t want to tread on anyone’s Second Amendment rights,”

Then don’t!

[Osage Orange]

Idaho, in fact, is one of the more liberal states when it comes to gun restrictions,

Boy...what a bad choice of words.

[Myrddin]

It's not going to fly. Cities can't enact gun bans in Idaho. The only "banned" locations are K-12 schools, court rooms, jails and juvenile detention facilities.

It figures that a university town would elect a leftist dumbass as mayor. Perhaps its time for a recall.

[Little Bill]

What ever happened to the Idaho of my youth?

[Ender Wiggin]

No guns have apparently been packed into city council meetings

They have a concealed weapon detector or are they guessing?

[wastedyears]

***”We don’t want to tread on anyone’s Second Amendment rights,” Chaney said. “We want to find out what is within our legal prerogative.” ***

That’s exactly what they’re doing.

[bamahead]

ping

[VeniVidiVici]

While guns are prohibited by judicial order at the county courthouse here, Thompson said there are no such prohibitions on other county property....

Chaney said her concern on city property, in part, stems from the rash of shooting deaths in Latah County over the past five months. She said the May shooting at the courthouse, which resulted in three deaths - including a Moscow police officer - gave her pause about how vulnerable people are in public settings.

Hmm. The irony force is strong here.

So she wants to ban guns due to a shooting at the only place to have already banned guns.

[jrp]

Lemme guess. Fleeing liberal Californians taking up residence in Idaho?

[PeteB570]

Moscow, ID has had a rash of shooting deaths?

Wouldn’t this have been in the News? All under the headlines of “wild west shootouts”?

Or does she think Moscow, ID has a similar population as the urban ghettos?

[Freedom4US]

Well it is interesting to hear someone ponder if it’s OK to ban firearms on city property? How quaint!

City dwellers don’t give it much thought after all. The thought came to me that cities or establishments are free to set regulations, though. “No firearms in town/court/business establishments”. But what’s interesting - at that point then, “somebody” is in loco parentis, correct? After all, you have had your right to self-defense restricted. Can they be sued successfully? How about the city government? I just find these thought exercises interesting, if terribly depressing.

[TexasRepublic]

As usual, the lawbreakers will break the laws. Criminals will carry guns irrespective of the gun ban laws. Duh.

[Clinging Bitterly]

...guns are prohibited by judicial order at the county courthouse...

She said the May shooting at the courthouse...

Well it sure worked there. May as well try the city hall to.

[CSM]

“Idaho, in fact, is one of the more liberal states when it comes to gun restrictions,..”

Hmm, that is odd. It sounds to me like they are one of the more conservative states when it comes to gun restrictions.

[Lazamataz]

Mayor Nancy Chaney said she's [investigating the prohibition of] both concealed and exposed weapons in public places.

"We don't want to tread on anyone's Second Amendment rights," Chaney said.

I'm investigating the dating and seduction of Nancy Chaney's 18 year old daughter.

But I don't want to tread on anyone's virginity.