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To: Morris70
So the wives/husbands/children of cops and judges aren't required to get their own gun permits?

This is where, and another reason why, that “shall not be infringed” part of the 2nd Amendment comes in.

I do think some states may (possibly) be able to justify a right to controll via a training/permitting process, of their citizens ability to “openly brandish” lethal weapons, specifically any visable, holstered handguns and knives.

Iffy, but then again, whenever I encounter uniformed police officers openly carrying weapons at the corner gas station or grocery store, I tend to become hyper-aware of personal space separation issues, and not give them any excuse to attack me.

BTW, quite a few of them would be easily disarmed and attacked with their own weapons, if I (little old lady, law abiding me) was intent on committing such a crime.

33 posted on 01/04/2013 6:17:26 PM PST by sarasmom
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To: sarasmom

In Florida, real property ownership are public records and available online. Unless you are in the ‘special class’.

VIP status is given to LEO, judges, other govt officials, retired as well.

Equal treatment under the law is DENIED in Florida. Taxes and assessments are supposed to be for ALL citizens to see. When you exclude certain ones, citizens cannot even start to track cheating or special provision given to the VIP class. Property assessment is supposed to take all properties sold within a defined geographic area into consideration. Just how is that accomplished behind closed doors.


39 posted on 01/04/2013 6:55:20 PM PST by George from New England (escaped CT in 2006, now living north of Tampa)
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