It would be interesting to see how people would react, although I think we can all guess how it would go, if everyone who inquired about an abortion had to be given a pamphlet outlining other options available to them.
Abortion with guns, late term adult abortions.It would be interesting to see how people would react, although I think we can all guess how it would go, if everyone who inquired about an abortion had to be given a pamphlet outlining other options available to them.
Is it a big loss? No. But what it does do is raise costs to you and every other gun owner out there. How much are you willing to pay for a right before you can't afford it? Is 2A for only the rich elite or is it for all Americans?Am I the only person that thinks this is not a good look for pro-2A to put up a fight against these pamphlets? It makes us look like unreasonable gun zealots when we’ve got much bigger issues at stake.
No need wait.It would be interesting to see how people would react, although I think we can all guess how it would go, if everyone who inquired about an abortion had to be given a pamphlet outlining other options available to them.
If you actually read the pdf you will know.It would be nice to have a brief description if what this thread is about.
I clicked the link, which downloaded some sort of pdf. I absolutely loath pdfs. They clutter up my computers, usually for no good reason. Many pdfs are less than a page in length; why use the pdf format? Others are 50 pages or more. That's fine if it's something I want to read or at least skim, like the Bruen decision. But it would be nice to know what I'm downloading ahead of time.
Now I have to hunt down this file that’s cluttering up my phone so I can delete it, and I still don't know what this thread is about.
They will probably have to re-think the harms unborn babies label.Could be worse, required packaging in Europe. Slippery slope?
I understand that the argument was related to compelled speech but it was clear that the purpose of this law was to further demonize firearms - or more to the point show their constituents that some lawmakers care about gun violence but in passing this law clearly show that they don't understand what to do about it.You have been tricked into thinking this is a 2a issue.
This.
1. Is there any evidence that says they do not hand out suicide prevention pamphlets voluntarily? Your stated example is proof that they take the matter seriously. The issue is "requirement" not the subject matter.....it seems a bit of an interesting point that the same range sued to overturn the requirement to hand out suicide pamphlets.
We're all firearms enthusiasts here but to the general public how are they to interpret gun stores resorting to a legal fight to not hand out pamphlets on preventing suicides.
It would be nice to have a brief description if what this thread is about.
On April 11, Maryland Shall Issue, along with four firearms and ammunition dealers, Field Traders, Cindy's Hot Shots, Pasadena Arms, and Worth-A-Shot, filed a suit in federal district court against Anne Arundel County, MD challenging Bill 108-21, an ordinance that mandates that sellers of firearms or ammunition within the county distribute county-prepared or sponsored literature with each sale and display the materials in their establishments. The complaint alleges that the ordinance is unconstitutional under the First Amendment to the United States Constitution.It would be nice to have a brief description if what this thread is about.
A paper cut to the trigger finger could have saved them all.These people really think a pamphlet would've stopped the guy who shot up the Capital Gazette?
Failure to distribute the compelled speech- is a citable OFFENSE.Do the shops have to pay for these pamphlets? Because I would put it into the nearest trashcan.
I, as a purchaser, would still put it in the trashcan. Not a lot of thought goes into their thought process for this law, as firearm suicides tend to be more impulsive than those from other methods. So the odds of person going down to the local gun shop to purchase (spend several hundreds of dollars) a firearm to do oneself in is quiet low. Every year the Air Force has suicide prevention training that is mandatory, and every year there are still suicides. Why? No doubt we are now a society that spends more time with our noses in a mobile phone, on a computer, playing video games or on TV. And I'm of the opinion social media has more to do with increase suicide that anything else.Failure to distribute the compelled speech- is a citable OFFENSE.
Bill No. 108-21
Page No. 2
(B) Requirements. ESTABLISHMENTS THAT SELL GUNS OR AMMUNITION SHALL MAKE
THE LITERATURE DISTRIBUTED BY THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT VISIBLE AND AVAILABLE
AT THE POINT OF SALE. THESE ESTABLISHMENTS SHALL ALSO DISTRIBUTE THE
LITERATURE TO ALL PURCHASERS OF GUNS OR AMMUNITION.
(C) Enforcement. AN AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT MAY ISSUE A CITATION TO AN OWNER OF AN ESTABLISHMENT THAT SELLS GUNS OR AMMUNITION FOR A VIOLATION OF SUBSECTION (B).
(D) Violations. A VIOLATION OF THIS SECTION IS A CLASS C CIVIL OFFENSE PURSUANT
TO § 9-2-101 OF THIS CODE.
{ for a Class C civil offense: $500 for the first violation and $1,000 for the second or any subsequent violation;}
What the buyer does is irrelevant- to the Imperial Council.I, as a purchaser, would still put it in the trashcan. Not a lot of thought goes into their thought process, as firearm suicides tend to be more impulsive than those from other methods. So the odds of person going down to the local gun shop to purchase a firearm to do oneself in is quiet low.
Think about this...maybe they don't want to discourage you from offing yourself?I'm confused, I buy ammo in AA County and have never been given these.
I think a better response is for MSI to provide their own pamphlet for distribution alongside these outlining their objections.