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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– Brennus 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

Government buildings, sports arenas, entertainment venues, libraries, businesses that’s sell alcohol, usually all have signs posted saying you can’t carry into them anyway.

I wish the Supreme Court could fast track a case that is clearly about a law that states like New York pass in retaliation of losing a court case.

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– Yakuza 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

all have signs posted saying you can’t carry into them anyway

Apparently not good enough. They want to put the burden on businesses that support 2A.

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