Gun Control & RKBA
Related: About this forumStringent gun regulations only way to stanch flow of blood
The Board of Supervisors passed a new city ordinance Tuesday, mandating the video recording of all gun and ammunition sales in San Francisco. It will also require gun dealers to keep specific records of ammunition sales and gun transfers, among other information, according to the ordinances text. Lastly, the recordings would be made available to law enforcement agencies.
San Francisco is taking the necessary preventative action by enforcing stricter gun control. These regulations are crucial barriers to ensure that San Francisco doesnt succumb to the national threat of mass violence or become another pin in the latest map of our nations mass shootings.
A graph created by Slate clearly shows the emphatic correlation between gun control laws and lower rates of gun death. Californias laws were ranked the strongest in the U.S. Other states should take note.
http://goldengatexpress.org/2015/10/31/stringent-gun-regulations-only-way-to-stanch-flow-of-blood/
Travis_0004
(5,417 posts)They will just go to oakland or somewhere else and SF will lose out on the tax revenue.
friendly_iconoclast
(15,333 posts)TeddyR
(2,493 posts)Would do better to start complying with federal laws on deportation of criminal foreign nationals so that those people don't kill innocent citizens.
And of course, the graph in the Slate story is completely misleading. Wyoming is ranked highest in "gun deaths" when in fact there are very few murders in that state and the vast majority of "gun deaths" there are suicides. Do you think you are safer in Cheyenne, Wyoming, Baltimore or Chicago? That bastion of gun control, Chicago, has the highest murder rates in the country. Los Angeles has the 5th highest, but how can that be true if California's gun laws are so strict?
Brickbat
(19,339 posts)Is that a technical term?
Eleanors38
(18,318 posts)discntnt_irny_srcsm
(18,578 posts):flush:
Duckhunter935
(16,974 posts)outside of the city limits and the tax revenue will be their benefit.
Eleanors38
(18,318 posts)sucked in tons of cash and transferred tax revenue until Alachua Co. went wet in 1962. That old place stood empty for decades after that. May be scraped off, now.
County-line politics at its best!
ileus
(15,396 posts)Why won't they say what they mean???
Why lie and pretend?
beevul
(12,194 posts)Practitioners of that faith are few, but they're disproportionately loud.