[Nachum]

Gun dealers everywhere are thanking this paper for the new business that the paper will bring them....

By the way, NRA memberships are really inexpensive... all of you people in Westchester and Rockland who are now about to be new gun owners ought to think about joining.

[Las Vegas Dave]

WOW!

FYI pings.

[Las Vegas Dave]

WOW!

FYI pings.

[Mr. K]

Now THERE’s a great use of gun registration information!!

Aren;t you glad you complied?

On a side note... I bet these homes are side-stepped by criminals looking for easy targets

[I want the USA back]

Let’s start a class action lawsuit. Sue the a$$ off the paper.

Also, having a permit doesn’t mean someone has a gun.

Sue their a$$e$ off.

[wita]

By the way, NRA memberships are really inexpensive... all of you people in Westchester and Rockland who are now about to be new gun owners ought to think about joining.

In the interest of fairness, reality, and price isn’t everything, let us ask a question.

What hunting and gun safety organization has been in being, and in support of every single heinous, anti-individual rights, anti-gun, anti-second amendment bill that has ever been signed into law by the Congress and President of the USA since NFA 1934.

Folks, it doesn’t take a genius or a rocket scientist to come up with the answer, and no amount of fluff can cover up the facts. The NRA is NOT and NEVER has been the protector of gun rights in this country. If anything they are part and parcel of the problem. You might begin to recognize some repentance if they ever stop giving democrat elected officials a rating and the time of day.

Just my humble opinion, based in fact.

[TomGuy]

Prospective burglers are thanking the newspaper, as they now know which homes to avoid (armed citizens) and which might be easy ‘pickens’ in the middle of the nights.

[Blue_Ridge_Mtn_Geek]

Here is a safe prediction - this move has shifted the odds towards greater rates of illegal ownership.
Basis of this forecast: Gun Restrictions Have Always Bred Defiance, Black Markets - J.D. Tuccille
http://reason.com/archives/2012/12/22/gun-restrictions-have-always-bred-defian/print
and this study referenced in the above posting:
GUN CONTROL AND THE REDUCTION OF THE NUMBER OF ARMS
http://www.anarma.org/descargas/documentacion/Gun-control-and-reduction-FCsaszar.pdf

The odds will shift even further in the wake of Governor Cuomo’s recent comments as otherwise law-abiding residents are reminded of previous use of registration records to confiscate the registered weapons in NY and CA:

“Maybe gun owners are getting more ornery as time goes on. Or perhaps they’re just getting more distrustful of the authorities. In fact, American gun owners may have good reason to be skeptical of common assurances that registration records won’t ever be used for anything more than tracking lost and stolen weapons. In New York City, the center of agitation for tighter U.S. gun laws, the registration system for long guns such as rifles and shotguns, established in 1967, was used in the 1990s to confiscate previously lawful semiautomatic rifles.”

“California state officials pulled a similar stunt, though with a shorter grace period. After the registration of so-called “assault weapons” subsequent to the passage of the Roberti-Roos Assault Weapons Control Act of 1989, Attorney General Dan Lungren reversed official position in 1997 to declare one of the rifles considered legal and subject to registration just a few years earlier—the SKS Sporter—to be illegal. Owners who had complied with the law were forced to surrender their weapons or transfer them out of state.”

[adorno]

Somebody ought to borrow that idea to reveal names of the congresspeople and local officials who want to repeal the 2nd amendment, or to try to render it effectively useless through legislation or regulations.

Another list: let’s get the list of people who are dependent on food-stamps and on section 8 or welfare or any type of government program. That’s where the danger to the country lies. That’s where the country is being destroyed from the inside. To go along with that list, we need to get the names and addresses of those who advocate for heavy government dependency.

[kcvl]

Dwight Worley

https://mobile.twitter.com/dwightworley

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[kcvl]

Dwight R. Worley is an education/urban affairs reporter covering central Westchester schools for The Journal News, The White Plains Express and LoHud.com. He also serves as a database reporter for the publications, using computer-assisted reporting techniques to develop a wide range of stories about diversity, race, immigration and how changing demographics have impacted the Lower Hudson Valley. He joined The Journal News in 1999 as a business reporter.

E-mail Dwight R. Worley at dworley@lohud.com

[grumpygresh]

Let’s see if a small group of protesters goes to these urinalists’ houses. Maybe some of the wrongly outed permit holders could go along with a patriot group and put it on YouTube.

[kcvl]

Dwight R Worley
23006 139 Ave
Springfield Gardens, NY 11413

But you might want to call him first to let him know you’ll be dropping in: (718) 527-0832

[ScottfromNJ]

Hopefully everyone on that list cancels their subscriptions to this liberal rag and boycotts any business that continues to advertise with it. From the look of the list there are tens of thousands of legal gun owners in Rockland, if everyone cancels their subscription they could put this rag out of business.

[kcvl]

Dwight Worley’s sister - maybe Dwight should be checking the backgrounds of his sister’s friends...

http://www.weddingwire.com/wedding/UserViewWebsitePage?themeCode=15&wid=379722de1caac243&pid=d1737d1e7ad80f5c

[Rappini]

I really dislike wearing hats but now all I wear is my Black and Yellow NRA hat when I go outside.

[junta]

FYI Illinois’ idiot kid attorney general was going to publish the names of FOID holders but since most of them are D voters some of the adults left in that party told her so sit down and shut up.

[ctdonath2]

Someone should likewise file a FOIA for private purchases of post-’86 machineguns. It’s actually legal. Publishing who pulled strings to do so would prove very, very, very interesting.

[ctdonath2]

Someone should likewise file a FOIA for private purchases of post-’86 machineguns. It’s actually legal. Publishing who pulled strings to do so would prove very, very, very interesting.

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

What the paper really did was provide a map of which homes to burglarize—the ones without guns. Nice going. For those of you still living in New York—WHY?

[G Larry]

I suggest posting a map to all of the paper’s employees, who are clearly defenseless pawns, waiting to redistribute their wealth.