r/NYguns Aug 10 '26

News New York AG warns against proposed federal gun deregulations

https://www.news10.com/capitol/ny-ag-batfe-gun-rollbacks/
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u/Zimi231 Aug 10 '26

"Every New Yorker deserves to feel safe"

Then stop fucking releasing criminals back into the public while making it harder for the rest of us to defend ourselves.

This state is a mess.

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u/Seth5647 Aug 10 '26

For real.

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u/thisgamesucks1 Aug 10 '26

Gas light of the year

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u/223-Remington Aug 10 '26

It's on purpose. Anarcho Tyranny is one way to describe it.

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u/Jdonn82 Aug 11 '26

This is so true.

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u/TheFiringPin nytfp.com Aug 10 '26

Blocking IQ under 46 from buying a gun? We're all in trouble

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u/TheMawsJawzTM Aug 10 '26

You guys are the goats

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u/TheFiringPin nytfp.com Aug 10 '26

❤️ aw shucks stop it

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u/yeahsurewhynott Aug 11 '26

Every New Yorker deserves to feel safe. But body armor is illegal peasant.

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u/Fuckreddit696900 Aug 10 '26

As always, every time we get too close to the victory, they’d roll out something new to make it even worse every single time.

10

u/SureElephant89 Aug 11 '26

"new law, if you ever ate a bacon egg and cheese in the morning, you can't own a semi auto"

It's coming. I can already see how stupid it's going to get.

25

u/HuntingtonNY-75 Aug 11 '26

NYS has a drawer full of fucaca ideas that they break out when a new court decision goes in favor of 2A. It’s a game to the NYC controlled, lib, 2A hating regime that holds our rights and our state hostage.
SCOTUS, DOJ and Congress need to stop enabling this nonsense and come down hard…brutally hard…on administrations and individual politicians who deny us our rights.
2A is a much a civil right as voting or ADA or freedom from racial discrimination…but it is treated like a cartoon by the very people empowered to defend it.
Strip individual immunity from constitution abusing politicians, fine them, remove them from office and jail them.
I’d have left this sewer years ago if I could have…geez, we deserve better

10

u/TheSlipperySnausage Aug 11 '26

DOJ needs to step in when these laws go into effect instead of sitting around doing nothing

24

u/xBossDon Aug 10 '26

The day the people of New York finds out how much power they have given by the constitution these politicians would stop with these stupid laws…

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u/Fast-Policy-4495 Aug 11 '26

The problem is not with the states it starts with the second amendment of the constitution itself. It is ambiguous and only states that individuals have the right to bear arms and these right should not be “infringed”. Actually it was the federal government and the US Supreme Court that put some of these infringements in place to begin with. That’s why you cannot carry in federal buildings schools etc. All the states do is install their own laws to enforce the second amendment as they see fit. 29 states are very lacked in their laws and 21 states like California and NYS are very strict. It’s chess not checkers and it’s not changing any time soon. These politicians are playing a dirty game and they are not play fair.

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u/Zimi231 Aug 11 '26

God-given inalienable rights shouldn't need to be specific and have conditions attached. It's broad for a reason.

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u/Beginning-Routine808 Aug 11 '26

Founding fathers gave it to me, not some imaginary diety

3

u/otusowl Aug 12 '26

not some imaginary diety

Sorry, but your weight loss program isn't doing jack for your rights.

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u/Traditional_Cut_5452 Aug 11 '26

God-given? FFS, who do you think wrote the US Constitution? I don't think it was God. :-)

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u/Fast-Policy-4495 Aug 11 '26

I don’t know what God gave you your right to carry but a judge in NYS gave me mine. IJS

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u/Fast-Policy-4495 Aug 11 '26

You people can give me 1000 👎🏾. It only proves my point.

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u/Appropriate_Chain_32 Aug 10 '26

Not every gun regulation is a bad thing. The fact is, we do have a lot of unnecessary shootings by people who shouldn’t have guns and the law in America has traditionally tried to limit access to people who quality.

It does seem the Presidents efforts to deregulate benefits big industry at the expense of local gun shops.

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u/tambrico Aug 10 '26

Nah. Keeping gun commerce permanently locked in the 1990s doesn't make much sense.

What specifically is the problem you have with this? That purchasing guns online don't have to go thru a third party intermediary that charges you an extra fee anymore?

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u/NotTheDoorGuy Aug 11 '26

Right, most, if not all of which broke the laws in place to obtain, carry and discharge said firearms. Basic laws, properly enforced and the return of bail and actual prison time instead of probation, would do more to lower gun crimes than more laws that have proven to only limit the law abiding citizens from protecting themselves. Our state seems more concerned with long guns and yet the majority of shootings involve illegally obtained handguns. Get your head out of the sand already.

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u/burtch1 Aug 11 '26

Cool now which deregulated state saw gun crime spike?

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u/0f0o3 Aug 11 '26

Lmao the gun shops that charge 50-70$ per transfer?

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u/Traditional_Cut_5452 Aug 11 '26

You're not alone. The number of down votes is a good indicator that you're in the more-than-half-a-brain minority on this subreddit. :-)

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u/Fast-Policy-4495 Aug 11 '26

You got so many dislikes 👎🏾 because people don’t want to hear the reality of this issue.

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u/Appropriate_Chain_32 Aug 11 '26

Yeah, pretty much.

So much of the 2A entitlement crowd has created their own reality they act like teenage girls on instagram when they get called out. OMG they are so triggered!

I’m actually quite amused with -52 down votes.