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Does the 2nd Amendment apply to black people?
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2014 Aug 13, 9:07am 27,178 views 61 comments
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After Heller and McDonald? It can't be.
Yeah I kind of doubt that too. From what I understand, in MA, the police chief can choose to deny you a license to buy firearms if you have a mental or criminal history background, but barring that you will be approved. And their governor, a few days ago, signed into law a bill that says a police chief cannot deny you a concealed weapons permit for no reason. He/she must indicate the reason you are being denied a CCW in writing, and you now have the ability to appeal a denial.
AverageBear
2014 Aug 18, 8:56pm
After Heller and McDonald? It can't be.
Yeah I kind of doubt that too. From what I understand, in MA, the police chief can choose to deny you a license to buy firearms if you have a mental or criminal history background, but barring that you will be approved. And their governor, a few days ago, signed into law a bill that says a police chief cannot deny you a concealed weapons permit for no reason. He/she must indicate the reason you are being denied a CCW in writing, and you now have the ability to appeal a denial.
Yeah, I'll believe it when I see it. If MA is so "gun friendly", why all the lawsuits?
RWSGFY
2014 Aug 19, 8:06am
From what I understand, in MA, the police chief can choose to deny you a license to buy firearms if you have a mental or criminal history background, but barring that you will be approved.
It's the same way in NJ. The police chief holds all the cards on approval, so we have to buy him lots of doughnuts to sweeten him up!
Won't last long, if not already ended. Everybody will move to "shall-issue" or will be beaten into pulp by courts.
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Picture a young black man (or men) walking down the street in open carry. Tell me what happens next.