Not only are they pricing the "right to keep and bear arms" out of the range of anyone below the upper classes, but now they are limiting the times you can purchase. Apparently, the Constitution is viewed as only a suggestion.
Posted Jul 25, 2018, 6:50 PM UTC
No wonder my girlfriend hated growing up in Connecticut lol
While it is a national system, doesn't the Brady Bill simply mandate that a type of system exists? Whether it be the national system or a state run system?
I don't know about Brady, but per Coon. law, all call have to go through their central office with the State Police. As the article's author wrote, during the busy times, he can be on the phone for an hour waiting to talk to someone as CSP. I can see them working this sown to "We are open on the third Wednesday of the month from 11:00am to noon".
I'm moving in March. I cannot wait. I'm so sick and tired of not being able to buy what I want because of this collective punishment.
Agreed. I hate living here man, good on you for actually moving.
Im planning on entering service at the end of the year and never coming back
You know, I went to college in Connecticut (which I kind of regret...)
My favorite exp was walking around New Haven with my roommate and instead of being a normal person and waiting till we get closer to our college, he chose the most sketchy bodega right when the good part of New Haven ends.
Launch Malloy into the sun, bring back the Whalers, Connecticut pizza is superior to all else, the first hamburger was made there, and above all else, purge Waterbury and Bridgeport.
I was trying to buy tannerite at the Bridgeport Bass Pro and was told it was illegal. I very politely told them it's 100% legal in CT and they were like "yeah, but it's illegal in Bridgeport". Apparently so are paintball guns
I mean...It is Bridgeport.
There are good parts of it, but the riff raff tends to ruin it for everyone else.
Esp after... whatever the fuck happened with that police shooting.
Then they should get that ‘constitution state’ lie off their license plates. Moved out of there 40 years ago, ain’t going back.