Posted on 05/29/2014 5:04:03 AM PDT by Olog-hai
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel introduced a proposal Wednesday that would require all gun sales in the city to be videotaped, as part of a plan to allow gun stores back in Chicago under very tight restrictions.
The measure, which would also ban gun stores near schools and parks, was introduced Wednesday at a city council meeting without discussion. It was then referred to the council’s Public Safety Committee.
A vote on the proposal has not been scheduled. …
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So a thug selling another thug a weapon or trading it for some drugs - will they be required to videotape the transaction?
Let all politicians and bureaucrats be videorecorded, 24 hours a day, and leave all citizens activities including business transactions, including weapons purchases, be private.
I would agree to this if they also require video’s at each polling station and all votes to be recorded, as well as all registrations to vote....
The open mind would ask if maybe it's something besides the guns.
“Unwarranted intimidation.”
Agree. This is an unnecessary law. It’s my guess that most, probably virtually all, have security cameras running full time covering all activity going on around the counter.
BLS inflation calculator puts that price at $3,119.37, i.e. when $225 in 1929 dollars is used.
If more people knew about what was in the Koran back in the 20s, then Prohibition backers (including so many Christian ministers) would be taken to task as to why they were trying to impose a tenet of Sharia law in a predominantly Christian country.
William Kelly (a conservative who says that law-abiding Americans should own guns to defend themselves) is running for mayor of Chicago. Please donate to his campaign by using www.williamjkellyforchicago.com.
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