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June 30, 2005

Columbus, OH to Have AWB?

I guess the City of Columbus, Ohio wants to enact its own "assault weapons" ban. They've tried before and failed. The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) is firing back. From Crosswalk.com:


"This proposed ban is based on a model drafted by the anti-gun Legal Community Against Violence, an organization whose dubious efforts haven't prevented a single violent crime anywhere," added Waldron.

"All they want to do is deprive law-abiding citizens of legally-owned firearms, and that's hardly the solution to violent crimes committed by criminals who habitually disobey every law on the books. Evidently, that's something that seems to have escaped the limited grasp of the LCAV, and the authors of the proposed Columbus measure," he said.

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"The proponents of this ordinance," said Waldron, "will argue that it is written to distinguish 'bad guns' from 'legitimate sporting weapons.' The Ohio Constitution does not contain language protecting a right to bear sporting firearms, and there is nothing in that document about hunting or sport shooting, anyway.

"The state constitution clearly says that the people have the right to bear arms for their defense and security," said Waldron.


Exactly. What Columbus SHOULD be doing is what Nashville, TN (see the previous post) is doing and focusing on enforcement of existing laws and going after the bad guys. Passing new laws targeting "scary looking guns" means nothing to mutants and only punishes the law-abiding gun owners and collectors.

Posted by Jeff Soyer at June 30, 2005 07:49 AM
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I watched the City Council public meetings. Every time a gunnie got up to speak, the Council members rolled their eyes, began reading notes, pouring water, etc. When the sniveling anti's got up to the podium, they paid attention, asked questions, wanted to see the info/handouts/notes the speaker had ect. It was incredibly obvious they were just going thru the motions.

When you combine those morons with the RINO Senators/Reps/Govenor we have, its about time to leave Ohio. And if that dipstick Mayor gets to be Govenor, I have a feeling California may have an annex in the mid-west.

Grrrr!

Posted by: RickR at July 1, 2005 10:39 AM

I did about 20 in the Dayton area (lived over in Greene Co., thank goodness) and believe Dayton has had an AWB on the books for some time now. Another Buckeye town with restrictive gun laws is Toledo. Not sure about the other two biggies, Cinci or Cleveland.

It was frustrating after all those years of Meztenbaum and Glenn to finally get some Repubs elected and then find that they are RINOs at heart. I used to get so darned upset with DeWine over his gun vote record. Glad to be back in KY with some real gun supporting Senators for a change.

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