Tuesday, May 03, 2011

A Setback for Nordyke

A federal appeals court has upheld an Alameda County ordinance that prohibits guns at the Alameda County Fairgrounds, dealing a setback to gun show promoters. [More]
Here's the opinion.


[Via Dave Licht and Geordan]

3 comments:

  1. "In the ruling, the court said the language in the county's ordinance was meant to promote public health and safety rather than to restrict the right to bear arms."

    The court lied.
    It's atrocious that the false claim of promoting public health and safety can be used as an excuse to trump the right to arms.
    Ask the hundreds and hundreds of members of the public who line up outside to attend gun shows if they believe that the show threatens their health and safety. They will laugh at such nonsense.
    As 99% of the gun owners in this country know, gun restrictions restrict the right to keep and bear arms. Any benefit to public health and safety that results, if there is any at all, is purely coincidental and greatly offset by the damage done to our lives and our freedom.
    If the false claim of "promoting public health and safety" can be used as an excuse to ignore the Second Amendment, then there is no Second Amendment.

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  2. I was living there when these kinds of ordinaces were begun. The various SF Bay area governments actually collaborate on testing these ordinances in order to refine what works to weaken access to guns and to help destroy the armed culture which was as strong in California as it was in most areas of America.

    It's the Association of Bay Area Governments, ABAG, and ought to be investigated for conspiracy to violate rights under RICO and Title 18, sections 241 and 242.

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  3. The people with authority to investigate rights violations under RICO would be the FBI, led by AG Holder, answering to President Obama....

    Oh, never mind.

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