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good idea Houston Austin Libs (In the 1950s-70s Houston wasn't all city-fied Liberal like now)JJVP wrote:Maybe we should have a "prisoner" exchange with NY. We send them the liberals from Austin and get the conservatives from NY in exchange.mamabearCali wrote:As long as the NY in them stays in NY.
HA! We all know the libtards can't survive without someone to prey upon! And they sure can't prey upon each other!JJVP wrote:Maybe we should have a "prisoner" exchange with NY. We send them the liberals from Austin and get the conservatives from NY in exchange.mamabearCali wrote:As long as the NY in them stays in NY.
but they'd love not being allowed to have plastic bags , large drinks, etcAPynckel wrote:HA! We all know the libtards can't survive without someone to prey upon! And they sure can't prey upon each other!JJVP wrote:Maybe we should have a "prisoner" exchange with NY. We send them the liberals from Austin and get the conservatives from NY in exchange.mamabearCali wrote:As long as the NY in them stays in NY.
@Vp @BarackObama @MikeBloomberg #NY #NewYork says "LImit My SoftDrink Capacity, not my magazines"- 40,000 signatures in 1 day http://www.menrec.com/2013/01/petition- ... l?spref=tw" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I figured @ChrisCuomo the News guy ((@ABC2020 Anchor, Chief Legal Correspondent, New York, NY )) might be interested too ... he has well over a million followers on Twitter https://twitter.com/ChrisCuomo" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;@ChrisCuomo @NYGovCuomo #NY #NewYork says "LImit My SoftDrink Capacity, not my magazines"- 40,000 signatures in 1 day http://www.menrec.com/2013/01/petition- ... l?spref=tw" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
That is a very interesting theory about how they arrived at their magic "safe" number.The Annoyed Man wrote:It occurred to me that the two most prominent gun manufacturers in New York—Kahr Arms and Kimber—manufacture guns that come with 7 round (or less) magazines. I wonder if that has anything to do with the magazine limit as passed. Otherwise, I would have expected a multiple of 5 for semiautos.
Excaliber wrote:That is a very interesting theory about how they arrived at their magic "safe" number.The Annoyed Man wrote:It occurred to me that the two most prominent gun manufacturers in New York—Kahr Arms and Kimber—manufacture guns that come with 7 round (or less) magazines. I wonder if that has anything to do with the magazine limit as passed. Otherwise, I would have expected a multiple of 5 for semiautos.
Wait a minute...this could workJJVP wrote:Maybe we should have a "prisoner" exchange with NY. We send them the liberals from Austin and get the conservatives from NY in exchange.mamabearCali wrote:As long as the NY in them stays in NY.
Some of their guns come with 8 round mags, such as this one.The Annoyed Man wrote:It occurred to me that the two most prominent gun manufacturers in New York—Kahr Arms and Kimber—manufacture guns that come with 7 round (or less) magazines. I wonder if that has anything to do with the magazine limit as passed. Otherwise, I would have expected a multiple of 5 for semiautos.
And this one.G27RR wrote:Some of their guns come with 8 round mags, such as this one.The Annoyed Man wrote:It occurred to me that the two most prominent gun manufacturers in New York—Kahr Arms and Kimber—manufacture guns that come with 7 round (or less) magazines. I wonder if that has anything to do with the magazine limit as passed. Otherwise, I would have expected a multiple of 5 for semiautos.
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“My daughter is a New York City police officer, and under this legislation, we’ll be taking bullets out of her gun while the bad guys have no such limitations,” said Graf. “This is what happens when you circumvent the legal, responsible legislative process: you end up with a well-intentioned bill that completely misses its mark and ends up putting the safety of our children and families at risk.”
So in NY if the legal, responsible legislative process had been followed LEO would be exempt and the people would be prohibited.RoyGBiv wrote:Here's a funny twist on the NY legislation...
LE is NOT exempted from the legislation as it was passed.
I'm sure that will be changed, but, funny nevertheless.
http://www.algraf.org/2013/01/15/graf-r ... -gun-bill/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
“My daughter is a New York City police officer, and under this legislation, we’ll be taking bullets out of her gun while the bad guys have no such limitations,” said Graf. “This is what happens when you circumvent the legal, responsible legislative process: you end up with a well-intentioned bill that completely misses its mark and ends up putting the safety of our children and families at risk.”
RoyGBiv wrote:Here's a funny twist on the NY legislation...
LE is NOT exempted from the legislation as it was passed.
I'm sure that will be changed, but, funny nevertheless.
http://www.algraf.org/2013/01/15/graf-r ... -gun-bill/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
“My daughter is a New York City police officer, and under this legislation, we’ll be taking bullets out of her gun while the bad guys have no such limitations,” said Graf. “This is what happens when you circumvent the legal, responsible legislative process: you end up with a well-intentioned bill that completely misses its mark and ends up putting the safety of our children and families at risk.”