New York state signed into law sweeping legislation Friday afternoon that bans concealed weapons from “sensitive locations” and requires gun permit applicants to divulge all social media accounts maintained over the past three years as well as references attesting to their “good moral character" - Kotaku In Action 2

New York state signed into law sweeping legislation Friday afternoon that bans concealed weapons from “sensitive locations” and requires gun permit applicants to divulge all social media accounts maintained over the past three years as well as references attesting to their “good moral character" (nypost.com)

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– Gizortnik 12 points 2 years ago +12 / -0

"We're not banning guns. It's just that some places are so public that we have to ban guns."

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– dekachin 9 points 2 years ago +9 / -0

NY already tried to argue in Bruen that it should be able to ban guns really broadly under the "sensitive places" rule, and the Court told them NO.

But the Court did not explicitly define what places were and were not "sensitive", so NY is coming back playing the little game of trying to list ALL the places and see what they can get away with.

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