If you asked me what, say, the 20 most dangerous cities in America were, Albuquerque would not even be on my radar. But apparently it should be.
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Struck down as unconstitutional in 3... 2... 1...
Which is kind of nuts because some states did not allow open or concealed carry when the country was founded.
Politicians like them know what they're doing is unlawful, but they also know that it takes time for courts to strike them down.
Until there's actual punishment for issuing blatantly illegal orders or laws (gun related or not) this will continue happening.
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All this is going to do is waste money on lawsuits that could be used to benefit the people.
When in reality this won't do anything to slow down crime in Albuquerque. The most murders done in Albuquerque is by the police. Targeting legal gun owners won't stop criminals from carrying firearms. Weaponizing the health system to deny constitutional rights really worked out well in the past.
I'm so glad I moved in 2020 from a city/county that is fine with police burning kids alive in their homes because they think a criminal is inside.
Targeting legal gun owners won’t stop criminals from carrying firearms.
I hate this talking point. You could say that about practically any law. "Targeting legal car owners won't stop criminals from drunk driving" or even "targeting factories won't stop some of them from criminally polluting." That's not the point. The point is to add charges once they're caught to maximize their sentence.
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