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Fourth Amendment, right up front.
Not sure of the laws in New York. Can cities override state law? In Virginia, they cannot.
Gun purchasers may need to submit social media history under proposed New York legislation
Fourth Amendment, right up front.
Not sure of the laws in New York. Can cities override state law? In Virginia, they cannot.
Gun purchasers may need to submit social media history under proposed New York legislation
/-----/No Tucker the Dems are not going to disarm the population. What a hoot. And not its not repealing the 2nd Amendment.
Tucker and Fox are so absurd.
And what is this supposed to accomplish? Even if you post on Fakebook that illegals should be shot, that is not a crime and so therefore they have no grounds to deny you a gun purchase.Fourth Amendment, right up front.
Not sure of the laws in New York. Can cities override state law? In Virginia, they cannot.
Gun purchasers may need to submit social media history under proposed New York legislation
Social media is public, so where is the violation? It could have stopped some of our mass killers, couldn't it? Who had clear threats and "red flags" on their social media accounts?Fourth Amendment, right up front.
Not sure of the laws in New York. Can cities override state law? In Virginia, they cannot.
Gun purchasers may need to submit social media history under proposed New York legislation
Yeah, this ignores multiple amendments. At first I thought, so they are going to look at your social media accounts, which would violate the 2nd, but not so much the 4th. Then I read the part about 3 years worth of search engine history and then realized where the 4th came in. Not to mention who does not clear their history on a regular basis?
It is not a crime to say it, but why would anyone in their right mind say such trash? Does someone who says that deserve a gun? No.And what is this supposed to accomplish? Even if you post on Fakebook that illegals should be shot, that is not a crime and so therefore they have no grounds to deny you a gun purchase.Fourth Amendment, right up front.
Not sure of the laws in New York. Can cities override state law? In Virginia, they cannot.
Gun purchasers may need to submit social media history under proposed New York legislation
That is the issue. People can say stupid stuff, and it is not the governments place to define what stupid talk is or is not.It is not a crime to say it, but why would anyone in their right mind say such trash? Does someone who says that deserve a gun? No.And what is this supposed to accomplish? Even if you post on Fakebook that illegals should be shot, that is not a crime and so therefore they have no grounds to deny you a gun purchase.Fourth Amendment, right up front.
Not sure of the laws in New York. Can cities override state law? In Virginia, they cannot.
Gun purchasers may need to submit social media history under proposed New York legislation
How do you know they are not? Because they said so?No Tucker the Dems are not going to disarm the population. What a hoot. And not its not repealing the 2nd Amendment.
Tucker and Fox are so absurd.
I wonder what they will say when they are told 'I don't have any social media'Fourth Amendment, right up front.
Not sure of the laws in New York. Can cities override state law? In Virginia, they cannot.
Gun purchasers may need to submit social media history under proposed New York legislation
Owning a weapon is a right, not a privilegeIt is not a crime to say it, but why would anyone in their right mind say such trash? Does someone who says that deserve a gun? No.And what is this supposed to accomplish? Even if you post on Fakebook that illegals should be shot, that is not a crime and so therefore they have no grounds to deny you a gun purchase.Fourth Amendment, right up front.
Not sure of the laws in New York. Can cities override state law? In Virginia, they cannot.
Gun purchasers may need to submit social media history under proposed New York legislation
Jews thought the same thing when Adolf Hitler came into power...And we know how well that ended.No Tucker the Dems are not going to disarm the population. What a hoot. And not its not repealing the 2nd Amendment.
Tucker and Fox are so absurd.
Jews thought the same thing when Adolf Hitler came into power...And we know how well that ended.No Tucker the Dems are not going to disarm the population. What a hoot. And not its not repealing the 2nd Amendment.
Tucker and Fox are so absurd.
Social media is public, so where is the violation? It could have stopped some of our mass killers, couldn't it? Who had clear threats and "red flags" on their social media accounts?Fourth Amendment, right up front.
Not sure of the laws in New York. Can cities override state law? In Virginia, they cannot.
Gun purchasers may need to submit social media history under proposed New York legislation
Yeah, this ignores multiple amendments. At first I thought, so they are going to look at your social media accounts, which would violate the 2nd, but not so much the 4th. Then I read the part about 3 years worth of search engine history and then realized where the 4th came in. Not to mention who does not clear their history on a regular basis?
I wonder what they will say when they are told 'I don't have any social media'Fourth Amendment, right up front.
Not sure of the laws in New York. Can cities override state law? In Virginia, they cannot.
Gun purchasers may need to submit social media history under proposed New York legislation
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It is not a crime to say it, but why would anyone in their right mind say such trash? Does someone who says that deserve a gun? No.And what is this supposed to accomplish? Even if you post on Fakebook that illegals should be shot, that is not a crime and so therefore they have no grounds to deny you a gun purchase.Fourth Amendment, right up front.
Not sure of the laws in New York. Can cities override state law? In Virginia, they cannot.
Gun purchasers may need to submit social media history under proposed New York legislation
Yet when that kid who shot up Parkland said "stupid stuff" on his social media, a lot of people called that a failure of the police and the system meant to protect us. You can't have it both ways. I realize there were more red flags than that, but a gun background check isn't going to be able to check that extensively into anyone's history--especially not juvenile history.That is the issue. People can say stupid stuff, and it is not the governments place to define what stupid talk is or is not.It is not a crime to say it, but why would anyone in their right mind say such trash? Does someone who says that deserve a gun? No.And what is this supposed to accomplish? Even if you post on Fakebook that illegals should be shot, that is not a crime and so therefore they have no grounds to deny you a gun purchase.Fourth Amendment, right up front.
Not sure of the laws in New York. Can cities override state law? In Virginia, they cannot.
Gun purchasers may need to submit social media history under proposed New York legislation
Tad difference between the police talking to a minor who posts he wants to shoot up a school and denying Constitutional Rights to an adult over a perceived meme.Yet when that kid who shot up Parkland said "stupid stuff" on his social media, a lot of people called that a failure of the police and the system meant to protect us. You can't have it both ways. I realize there were more red flags than that, but a gun background check isn't going to be able to check that extensively into anyone's history--especially not juvenile history.That is the issue. People can say stupid stuff, and it is not the governments place to define what stupid talk is or is not.It is not a crime to say it, but why would anyone in their right mind say such trash? Does someone who says that deserve a gun? No.And what is this supposed to accomplish? Even if you post on Fakebook that illegals should be shot, that is not a crime and so therefore they have no grounds to deny you a gun purchase.Fourth Amendment, right up front.
Not sure of the laws in New York. Can cities override state law? In Virginia, they cannot.
Gun purchasers may need to submit social media history under proposed New York legislation
There have been example after example of people bragging and showing off their weapons on social media and spewing hate, threatening to kill. And then they did.
