- JimCrossing the Line: This week's outrage comes from Pasquotank County in North Carolina.
If you want a gun permit in Pasquotank, you can go to the new Pasquotank Public Service Building in Elizabeth City, but you must stand in line. The only problem is that you, a law-abiding citizen, may have to stand in that line with convicted sex offenders. That's because if you're there to get a gun permit, there's only one line you're allowed to stand in; and the sign at the head of that line reads, "Gun Permits/Sex Offender Registration."
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Are they trying to make gun owners look bad????? or are they wanting sex offenders to stain their underware?seamusTX wrote:News from the NRA:- JimCrossing the Line: This week's outrage comes from Pasquotank County in North Carolina.
If you want a gun permit in Pasquotank, you can go to the new Pasquotank Public Service Building in Elizabeth City, but you must stand in line. The only problem is that you, a law-abiding citizen, may have to stand in that line with convicted sex offenders. That's because if you're there to get a gun permit, there's only one line you're allowed to stand in; and the sign at the head of that line reads, "Gun Permits/Sex Offender Registration."
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I can't answer that question. It could be a typical bureaucratic mix-up. It could be that both services require access to the same database for criminal background checks. Or it could be a sly attempt to embarrass gun owners.
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Or it could be that they have a limited amount of space in their building. I would hope the line for the gun permits would be longer than the sex offenders.seamusTX wrote:I can't answer that question. It could be a typical bureaucratic mix-up. It could be that both services require access to the same database for criminal background checks. Or it could be a sly attempt to embarrass gun owners. - Jim
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Guess what ...
I would NOT be standing in a line with any vile, should-be-exterminated "sex offenders."
You think they'd be listening as you (especially if you're a woman) give your HOME ADDRESS and name, and watch the car you drive away in, hahahahah.
I would not have one standing to the back of me, no way.
I would NOT be standing in a line with any vile, should-be-exterminated "sex offenders."
You think they'd be listening as you (especially if you're a woman) give your HOME ADDRESS and name, and watch the car you drive away in, hahahahah.
I would not have one standing to the back of me, no way.
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Guess what? You probably have had a sex offender behind you in line at the grocery store, the bank, Post Office, and didn't even know it. That's why keeping aware is so important.Texican_gal wrote:Guess what ... I would NOT be standing in a line with any vile, should-be-exterminated "sex offenders."
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I don't know.cbr600 wrote:Is that for a permit to purchase, concealed carry, or both types?
North Carolina requires local law-enforcement approval to purchase a handgun.
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seamusTX wrote:
North Carolina requires local law-enforcement approval to purchase a handgun.
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seamusTX wrote:I don't know.cbr600 wrote:Is that for a permit to purchase, concealed carry, or both types?
North Carolina requires local law-enforcement approval to purchase a handgun.
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You only need a pistol purchase permit if you don't have a CHL, though.
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Resolution: Signage will be changed after protests.
The official explanation is that both services had to be handled by a sheriff department employee, and most of the time only one was on duty.
http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Feder ... px?id=3480
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The official explanation is that both services had to be handled by a sheriff department employee, and most of the time only one was on duty.
http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Feder ... px?id=3480
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O N0ES! However will they improve their system while freaking out the sheeple?1?Q!!!? (oh, wait... they did.)cbr600 wrote:On the flip side, open carry is legal in North Carolina without a license.