And the beat goes on. They're appealing so there's still hope of killing this.
To: pa_dweller;*bang_list
To: joanie-f
Wake up, big sister! There's work to be done!
To: pa_dweller
It is shameful how judges will try to find a way to avoid applying the law. Those judges should be shunned and shamed until the vacate their offices. It is only because the OldDominantLiberalMedia will call them heros for doing this that they are able to live with it. They have no integrity.
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01/12/2002 6:15:02 PM PST by
marktwain
To: Joe Brower,ctdonath2,harpseal,squantos,pocat,nunya bidness,patrioticamerican
Incremental bump. One salami slice at a time, one tighter click on the handcuffs.
To: pa_dweller
The court played word games just as the Clinton's were infamfous for doing. "It depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is".
So a database (which also includes the handgun buyers SS#) is not a registry, in this courts opinion. If the PA Supreme Court upholds this ruling then it will be up to the Legislature to re-word the law to make any collection, compilation, or any listing of handgun purchases illegal once the sale is completed.
We have enough gun owners in PA to destroy the political career of any politician who endorses the decision of the Commonwealth court.
To: pa_dweller
Arm up! They Have!
Firearms registration has NOTHING to do with crime control. Never has been, never will be.
If they won't enforce the laws on the books as they are, then why are they attempting to create new ones to restrict YOUR access to firearms, and NOT access by criminals?
To: pa_dweller
The Commonwealth Court judge are elected--I recall that the majority of them are a bunch of Democrat hacks who owe their jobs to local political boss vince fumo, a Philadelphia state senator.
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