This was also in the article.
The law is not enforced, so the Kennesaw gun ownership rate hovers around 50 percent, according to its police chief. Thats still higher than the average rate of gun ownership in the U.S., estimated to be about 34 percent.
Yet it's still on the books. And I'm still waiting for an artful poster to reconcile Kennesaw's law requiring citizens to buy something with the ACA ... requiring citizens to buy something.
There are many laws on the books not all are enforced as far as this law and the ACA go are the people of Kennaesaw being fined, taxed or otherwise punished if they don't have at least one gun as people are under the ACA are if they don't buy health insurance? That would be your difference and I suspect if someone chooses to challenge the Kennaesaw law it would be struck down.
One would hope they both would.
