>>>>>Maybe the FAA doesn't want the plane going down when a gun goes off?
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>>>>Are police carrying .50 cal machine guns now when flying? :o)
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>>>One thing I haven't seen mentioned in this thread is the impact the ruling has to have had on Moses. I'll bet old Moses would have loved to have been able to make a press conference about this! Somewhere up there Charleton Heston has got to be grinning!<g>
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>>FWIW, all the analyses I'm seeing point out that this decision takes away the NRA's strongest argument against gun control laws (registration, limits, etc.), the slippery slope. If the Supreme Court says you can't have a total ban, then claiming that limits are just one step on the road to a total ban doesn't work. I think this ruling will end up allowing a lot more gun control laws to be passed.
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>>Tamar
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>You need to read more then. The NRA already knows the liberals will try to make regulations too restrictive or too hard. The Supreme Ct will probably look upon that like they did the poll taxes. Chicago and other jurisdictions where they only want cops and criminals to have guns will be getting sued, and soon..

The Illinois version of the NRA already filed to overturn the city's handgun ban, the same day the Supreme Court handed down its ruling.