Pennsylvania Residents contact your representatives

[BillSWPA]

Tell them to oppose HB 768, which would require registration of every gun, with the registration being renewed every year, along with a background check and fingerprinting every year. $10/gun per year, which of course can add up depending on the number of guns.

https://www.wpxi.com/video?videoId=9...deoVersion=2.0

While it is doubtful that it will get out of committee in PA, given the current climate, I suggest not being complacent.

Edited to add: Realizing that I am preaching to the choir, we all know that registration serves no real purpose unless and until confiscation becomes a reality, at which point it makes confiscation feasible.

Also, while I cannot recall the name of the case and do not have time to look now, I recall a US Supreme Court case holding that requiring criminals to register their guns is a 5th Amendment violation. While most gun control only affects those who obey laws, registration is particularly bad in that regard.

[Stephanie B]

Also, while I cannot recall the name of the case and do not have time to look now, I recall a US Supreme Court case holding that requiring criminals to register their guns is a 5th Amendment violation. While most gun control only affects those who obey laws, registration is particularly bad in that regard.

Haynes v. United States, 390 U.S. 85 (1968)

[BillSWPA]

Haynes v. United States, 390 U.S. 85 (1968)

Thank you!


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[iveschris]

done earlier in the week

[Kanye Wyoming]

The state rep in an adjacent district is an old buddy. We were shooting the sh*t recently and he said this was just sound and fury, going nowhere. I tend to think he’s right.

P.S. His office gives out great paper targets to constituents (and constituents in adjacent districts).