He has an interesting variety of beliefs apparently:

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/minnesota ... =122948023

I’m pretty sure that I’m real…

Will the ex-VP candydate sign it?

Jackpine Savage wrote:About time.

Now we get to see if the MN Supremes have any integrity.

That’ll be something to see….

There is some talk of making Brandon Herrera head of the ATF.

First took my offspring to this in 2019, that year I think that they had 12k kids. It’s an amazing event.

Isn’t the federal penalty for illegal machine gun possession just 10 years? And they’re giving 20 years for binary trigger possession while there’s Glock switches running around?

Lumpy wrote:Are they trying to squeeze in an inspection clause, either explicitly or by interpretation?

I would think that would be hard to do, since they don’t “know” who has what guns. Thankfully we’re not Illinois (yet) and have a FOID type card requirement.

https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/bca/bca-di ... Report.pdf

399,176 active permit on Dec 31, 2023

“4” justified uses in 2023

45,647 new permits

(Edited the # of active permits.)

gun_fan111v2 wrote:I was wondering if places with bars are gun free over there

Looks like it’s allowed, unless the bar prohibits. Illegal to be intoxicated and carrying of course.

Lumpy wrote:I keep hearing how gun-friendly Maine is; but no one in the places he attacked was carrying or shot back?

The bowling alley was a gun free zone: https://www.reddit.com/r/Firearms/comme ... is_is_the/

Not sure about the other location.

Nobody wants a homicidal maniac with guns roaming the streets. Just like we shouldn’t want a homicidal manic without guns roaming the streets.

To me the big concern is not that they can access it (anyone with an angle grinder can) but that they can potentially access it without the owner knowing.

This security expert has a pretty good take on the issue:

https://youtu.be/Gesfh39-xlo?feature=shared

This site is insecure in that it doesn’t use HTTPS (encryption), all traffic including your login credentials is in clear text. Most browsers are trying to force HTTPS, but can’t if a website doesn’t support it.