New Gun Bill Controversial
By: Bill Palmer
Updated: January 28, 2013
January 28th, 2013
A new gun bill is causing a bit of controversy.
House bill "3-57" is nicknamed "The Right to Bear Arms Protection Act."
The bill prohibits anyone, including federal agents, from trying to enforce any type of gun control restrictions within state borders. If anyone is found guilty of doing so, he/she could face arrest and be charged with a felony.
Third District Representative Ryan Bizzarro says different legislation is needed.
The bill is still working its way through the Pennsylvania House.
This Wednesday the gun debate continues at the Erie Gun Owner's Congressional Town Hall Meeting.
The meeting is at Bob's Gun Shop on Edinboro Road.
U.S. Congressmen Glenn Thompson and Mike Kelly will be there. It starts at six.
Comments
We have age restrictions for federal politicians.
ie: The President must be 35 years old.
The bulk of these "Newtown Crimes" are committed by those under the age of 30.
Restrict gun sales to those under 30. Liberal hunting guns...strict handgun access and tracking for those under 30.
Over the age of 30 you would be free to buy a grenade launcher.
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This would not perfectly end crime but it would make for a more perfect union.
Tank T.
January 29, 2013 at 5:59 am
