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<title>New York: Second Amendment Protects most Arms including Nunchakus</title>
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<description> On 14 December 2018, a New York District judge, Pamela K. Chen, an Obama appointee, has struck down a ban on nunchakus, as unconstitutional. Consider the timeline and history of this ban and its demise.In 1974, in response to &#x26;#x201C;Kung Fu&#x26;#x201D; movies, New York banned the possession, manufacture, transportation, and transfer of Nunchakus. Nunchakus or &#x26;#x201C;chuka sticks&#x26;#x201D; were made into a prohibited weapon by statute. The New York ban followed the process for weapons bans in the United States. The process has been this: Demonize the weapon to be banned in the Media by citing a few anecdotes, not...</description>
<author>Ammoland</author>
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