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  • October 16, 2023 at 6:26 pm #146182
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    October 16, 2023 at 6:32 pm #146184
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    well that blows.

    October 16, 2023 at 6:45 pm #146185
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    InvaderRam wrote:

    well that blows.

    Shelley has been playing well at CB, and Durant graded out well against Arz.

    Their secondary depth is kind of unreal.

    October 16, 2023 at 7:46 pm #146188
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    Well, I guess having a gun in yer car is a felony in LA.

    In West, by God, Virginia, its a felony to have less than three guns in yer car.

     

    Them Californians are strange.

     

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    October 16, 2023 at 7:47 pm #146189
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    InvaderRam wrote:

    well that blows.

    He had a gun in his car.

    The marijuana is irrelevant, since it’s legal in California.

    Concealed gun. Unless Kendrick has a dark past we are unaware of, the felony charge isn’t likely to stick, and maybe none of it will.

     

    What Are the Penalties for Carrying a Concealed Weapon in California?

    Carrying a handgun openly and carrying a concealed weapon without a permit are both illegal in the state of California. A conviction on either charge can result in heavy penalties. The potential consequences for both charges are generally the same and include:

    Misdemeanor Charges

    A violation of California Penal Code Section 25400 can be charged as either a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on several factors. If a violation is charged as a misdemeanor, some of the potential consequences include:

    • Up to one year in jail
    • Up to $1,000 in fines
    • Summary probation

    The judge will consider the following before deciding your penalty:

    • Any acts of violence you have committed in the past
    • Your criminal history
    • Evidence that you planned to use the gun
    • Your failure to cooperate with law enforcement

    Felony Charges

    If your violation of PC 25400 is processed as a felony, the potential consequences can greatly increase. A felony conviction could mean:

    • Up to three years in prison
    • Up to $10,000 in fines
    • Formal probation

    The following circumstances might make your concealed weapon charge a felony:

    • Previous convictions of a firearm offense or felony in the state
    • Knowingly carrying a stolen firearm
    • Being involved in a gang
    • Illegally possessing the firearm
    • Being banned from carrying a firearm due to a restraining order or previous conviction
    • A previous misdemeanor conviction against people or property
    • A previous drugs or narcotics conviction
    October 18, 2023 at 8:46 am #146246
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    One more reason for a national gun policy. No assault weapons of any kind, shape, form, semi, quasi, kinda, sorta, regardless of jargon or in-group terminology. Limit guns to six bullets, max. No external chambers allowed of any kind. Must need to be hand-loaded. No auto-load devices.

    No concealed carry. No open carry. No guns, period, without licenses, confirmed training, insurance, and smart tech. None. Nada.

    And all of that is fully Constitutional, given the wording of the Second Amendment, which refers solely to use within the context of militias — which no longer exist. The forgotten piece to all of that is the term “bear arms,” which refers solely to soldiers in a military situation or training. It did not refer to civilians, ever. Civilians don’t “bear arms,” unless they go to the beach and take off their shirt. Soldiers do.

    Paul Auster’s Bloodbath Nation breaks all of that down, plus a ton more, in a very short, powerful book.

    https://bookshop.org/p/books/bloodbath-nation-paul-auster/18539643?ean=9780802160775

     

     

    October 18, 2023 at 8:51 am #146247
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    Oh, and the part about the Old West is fascinating. How far away it actually was from the depictions in our movies. They actually had very strict “gun control,” and it apparently worked. The incidents of gun murders were extremely rare, even in the famous cities of yore, like Tombstone, etc.

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