Date: June 27th, 2015 12:51 PM Author: plum underhanded library
it seems like an airtight case bro, can't believe the libs overlooked this. supreme court may not even wait for appellate decisions or even litigation just announce it sua sponte.
Date: June 27th, 2015 12:49 PM Author: lemon theatre
But in one case you have the state discriminating based on orientation/gender and in another case you have the state discriminating based on constitutionally neutral factors. They will find a way to rationalize it, even though it's pretty close.
Date: June 27th, 2015 12:57 PM Author: Galvanic regret
I have been talking to my states reps to pass a law to not honor the drivers' licenses of individuals from states who do not honor my state's carry permit.
Date: June 27th, 2015 12:51 PM Author: Hairraiser Address Feces
I would agree with this. A conceal carry should be recognized in both states. That doesn't mean they don't have to follow the state's laws.
So you couldn't conceal carry in another state in a place where you can conceal carry in your home state. And a state that prohibits conceal carry still recognizes your license, you just aren't allowed to do anything with it. Also, all states issue marriage licenses, not all issue conceal carry.
Montana doesn't have a speed limit on freeways but your Montana drivers license doesn't mean you can go 120 mph in Colorado.
Date: June 27th, 2015 12:58 PM Author: Hairraiser Address Feces
To be clear, I am advocating that conceal carry licenses holders from state A be treated the same as conceal carry license holders from state B while in state B.
I think my personal brand of shitlibbery is a combination of living in lots of different cultures and knowing a wide variety of people (treat everyone fairly and equally) while also understanding economics (incentives matter, free trade is the greatest force for good in the world).
Date: June 27th, 2015 1:00 PM Author: Galvanic regret
Yes, but non-residents can't get them in a large percentage of states and there is no reciprocity. For example, I can't get a New York or Maryland permit as a non-resident and my various permits do not work in those states.
Date: June 27th, 2015 1:05 PM Author: Hairraiser Address Feces
We are in agreement. This should be changed and this case is good precedent for that.
My only disagreement was that if a state didn't issue ccps, then they shouldn't be forced to, as that should be a state prerogative. But if you're saying all states have some form of a ccp, then you should be able to go to New York and abide by all the same rules that a New York resident and permit holder has to abide by.
That's already how reciprocity works, exactly like a driver's license. As it stands now, you may be licensed to carry in one state and your license only works in your state, a handful of other states, or most but not all states. Notably, NY, CA, HI, and most of the northeast does not recognize anyone else's CCW permits.
The idea system is in AZ, AK, KS, WY, and VT. In these states, open and concealed carry is 100% permitted to any lawful firearm owner. There are still rules about where you can and can't bring a gun, but they're the minority that actually follow the wording of the Constitution.
I've posted a few times on this board that I always thought a convenient way around this issue was the allow the state to only issue "civil union" certificates or whatever that have the same force as marriage licenses between two persons of any type.
But now its kind of 180 because I never really cared much about Gay marriage at all but being able to have a CCW in a NOTORIOUSLY anti CCW state would be amazing.
If you go north of Sacramento its easy to get a CCW but below Sacramento currently you can get one only if your job is dangerous like an armored car dude/courier dude - the only loophole is that if you own 3 or more rental properties in many counties you can obtain a CCW due to the frequency you handle cash
I mean i'm not really pro gay marriage - i just don't really care.
I will say that I think that tons of fags are deranged and shouldn't be raising children in their deranged multipartner lifestyle - but at least now they will not be adopting kids to use as political pawns
Date: June 27th, 2015 1:00 PM Author: Flesh Sinister Set
"I’ll be driving through the District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, and New York in several weeks, places that until yesterday I did not have a legal right to concealed carry. As of today, with this decision, it would seem that these states and the District must honor my concealed carry permit, or violate my constitutional rights under the 14th and Second Amendment."
Date: June 27th, 2015 2:15 PM Author: dead ceo kitchen
yeah, all states have pretty rational CCW regulations - the problem is it is impossible to get a CCW in those states and they obviously don't recognize permits from elsewhere.