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TOPIC: NY GOV to enact major new gun laws

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User Details are only visible to members.	If HFT is agin it, it must be OK.
Flat Rock NC			Username hidden (2787 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I am from NYS, and I know the Cuomo family. Every single one of the family are complete ASS HOLES. Stupid Cuomo doesn't have the BALLS to go after the illegal guns owned by illegal aliens. Cuomo will not get one gun off the streets owned by illegals aliens. Cuomo and his family are the kind of guys that would FART in a elevator and tell you he cares about you.
Denver CO			Username hidden (1169 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Everyone in America realizes that three of the worst crimes using assault weapons have occurred at public schools, where the students and faculty had no chance to defend themselves. Two of the most recent acts of domestic terror included the massacre of innocent children. When insanity becomes normal, America has lost its collective conscience. the Governor of New York is leading the way to restoring sanity and social conscience in America.
Treasure Is FL			Username hidden (6109 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	ALBANY, N.Y. — Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, pushing New York to become the first state to enact major new gun laws in the wake of the massacre in Newtown, Conn., plans on Wednesday to propose one of the country’s most restrictive bans on assault weapons. New York is one of seven states that already ban at least some assault weapons. But Mr. Cuomo has described the existing law as having “more holes than Swiss cheese,” and he wants to broaden the number of guns and magazines covered by the law while also making it harder for gun makers to tweak their products to get around the ban. Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, will outline his proposal in his State of the State address, but even before he speaks, he has incited anxiety among gun owners by acknowledging in a radio interview that “confiscation could be an option” for assault weapons owned by New Yorkers. Since that interview, Mr. Cuomo has not mentioned the idea, and his aides have acknowledged that it would be impractical. But gun rights groups have seized on the comment, even promoting a petition on the Web site of the White House that declares, “We do not live in Nazi Germany,” and asks the Obama administration to block any effort at confiscation by Mr. Cuomo. According to people briefed on the talks, the governor is considering not only rewriting the state’s assault weapons ban, but also proposing more expansive use of mental health records in background checks of gun buyers, lower limits on the capacity of magazines sold legally in New York and a new requirement that gun permits be subject to periodic renewal. New York already has some of the toughest gun laws in the country, and the debate over new restrictions here reflects a significant change in the national conversation over guns, as states and the federal government grapple with whether and how to limit the possession of weapons that have been used in multiple mass killings in recent years. New York’s existing assault weapons ban was approved in the aftermath of another mass shooting, at Columbine High School in 1999. The next year, Gov. George E. Pataki surprised his fellow Republicans by pushing through the Legislature a package of tough new gun laws, including the measure to outlaw assault weapons. But many high-powered rifles now in production are exempt from the ban because, advocacy groups say, manufacturers have altered their products to circumvent the law. “This is a singular moment in the history of the gun control movement,” said Richard M. Aborn, the president of the Citizens Crime Commission of New York City. “The governor has the opportunity to set the high-water mark and continue New York’s leadership position in having the most effective gun control laws in the country.”
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