Posted on May 9, 2022
If New York City Supported Gun Rights, Police O.T. Might Plummet
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"The crime situation in New York City is out of control,” said CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb. “Part of the blame goes to former Mayor Bill di Blasio, and part of it to new Mayor Eric Adams, but the real problem has been festering for generations, ever since the Big Apple erected big obstacles to the exercise of the Second Amendment right to both keep and bear arms.
“Nothing worries criminals more than legally-armed citizens, otherwise known as ‘would-be victims’,” he observed. “If city officials from the mayor on down weren’t so determined to keep law-abiding citizens disarmed, instead of preying on the public, criminals would be praying they don’t get shot by an intended victim.
“Nothing worries criminals more than legally-armed citizens, otherwise known as ‘would-be victims’,” he observed. “If city officials from the mayor on down weren’t so determined to keep law-abiding citizens disarmed, instead of preying on the public, criminals would be praying they don’t get shot by an intended victim.
If New York City Supported Gun Rights, Police O.T. Might Plummet
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I worry about people who have never handled firearms suddenly gaining access without training or supervision. I took my boys, don't have any girls but would have taken them too, out to handle my weapons by the time they were 13 or so. They went with me hunting and to the range both, so were exposed to multiple situations. If NY does allow the Constitutional Right to bear arms I hope they require some training to go with that.
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MSgt Dale Johnson
I agree on the right to bear arms. Even though Drivers Training is required in some areas before allowing people to have a license, I will bet that 100 percent of the people that want to drive do not let that stop them. The barrier is there if you let it be.
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