Gun-Rights Groups Sue North Carolina, Los Angeles Sheriffs Over Coronavirus Shut Downs

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Nice to see this BS isn't going unnoticed.



A collection of Second Amendment activists filed a pair of federal lawsuits on Friday targeting sheriffs in California and North Carolina over mandatory coronavirus-related shutdowns of gun stores and permit-purchase systems, respectively.

The suits come in the wake of California governor Gavin Newsom's decision to allow local authorities to close gun stores under his emergency lockdown order. Los Angeles County sheriff Alex Villanueva, acting on Newsom's guidance, mandated gun-store closures. A separate suit was filed in North Carolina after Wake County sheriff Gerald Baker (D.) refused to process new pistol-purchase and gun-carry permits starting on Tuesday.

Read the rest here, https://freebeacon.com/issues/gun-r...angeles-sheriffs-over-coronavirus-shut-downs/
 
When Randolph County sets up a mobile permit station in the parking lot of the sheriffs office, any office can do that. This is the difference in caring about people’s rights and treating them like subjects
 
Their (the Sheriff's Departments) job is to find a way to make it work, not to whine that, boo, hoo, we just can't manage. Not that there should be a necessity for a permit anyway, but ...

Off to GRNC to join.
 
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DHS issued guidelines stating that gun stores and ammo sales were essential services during this.
Hopefully the Idjuts take note and reverse themselves. No need to waste taxpayer money defending unlawful policies.

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I joined GRNC as a Life Member 3-4 years ago. Was immediately challenged as to how much of my time I/we donate. I guess that’s fair to ask.
Anyway, glad to see them sticking up for the rest of us.
 
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WOW. article 52A might be second only to the 2A in regards to simplicity, clarity and complete lack of convolution and obscurity. It is so much so that, only two possible scenarios are reality (1) the sheriff's who shut down pistol licensing literally didn't even contact legal counsel on the matter or (2) the legal counsel is so grossly incompetent they should be stripped of licensure and barred from practicing law. I wonder how many billable hours it took to interpret that doozy.
 
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