City of Glendale - no longer prohibiting sale/transfer of 'assault weapons'

[Monky]

Way to go Glendale.. step in the right direction.. Symbolic or not.. They just gave a big fuck you to the City/County of Denver.


“It’s really an issue of remembering who we are and that our rights are being eroded incrementally every day by well meaning people with bad ideas.” (http://kdvr.com/2013/06/05/glendale-repeals-law-prohibiting-sale-and-transfer-of-assault-weapons/)

[Ah Pook]

Linky? [rockon]

[ChunkyMonkey]

http://kwgn.com/2013/06/05/glendale-repeals-law-prohibiting-sale-and-transfer-of-assault-weapons/

[Brian]

http://kwgn.com/2013/06/05/glendale-repeals-law-prohibiting-sale-and-transfer-of-assault-weapons/

They are planning to get rid of at least one bad law a month (not necessarily firearms related). That sounds like a good use of government power to me. Go Glendale.

[ray1970]

Maybe they will get rid of those stupid traffic light cameras next month.

[dirtrulz]

A year in jail and 2000 dollars for throwing a rock at a bush. Sounds like they are not taking the opportunity to make some money right there.

[Great-Kazoo]

I watched the interview with the Mayor late last night. He's got my vote, based solely on his "explanation" of the useless laws just enacted.

[Monky]

Linky? [rockon]

Could of sworn I was on a linking spree last night.. It was late there was alcohol involved


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[Jer]

Good for them.

[sniper7]

good stuff right there

[Caithford]

good stuff right there

Now, if only we could get the Federal and State governments to do this. It would simplify the laws and make things better. But I would bet lawyers don't want this.

[Stone83]

Well done Glendale....[Beer]

[geo351]

I work in the area and they need all the help they can get! I know a few of the Leo's there and they do support us 2nd amenders !!

[Byte Stryke]

“Next month we are going to take a law off the books that prohibits throwing a stone or rock against a bush, with a $2,000 fine and a year in jail. Now why do we need that?”

was it seriously such a problem that they had to pass a law?

"Tonight on 9News, our hard-hitting expose` on the rampant military style assault stonings of shrubbery in Glendale and what the city council is doing to stop it."
[panic]

[UrbanWolf]

They used to ban "Assault Weapons"?