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how messed up is this.....?

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not sure if you guys had heard about this...i know its not nj.....but its pretty messed up....the guy intervied is a marine vet...and has a ccw license but yet they tell him(as well as everyone else there) it all has to go...essentially current residents homes are now gun free zones...and thats not against the law?.....look at the hand written note on the bottom of the letter he shows that he recieved in the video......the question keeps popping up on here  "where will it end?".....its becoming more and more clear to all but the ostriches.....people better wake up!

 

http://www.9news.com/rss/story.aspx?storyid=348974

 

edit: it seems the attempt was stopped....as blake said good to see a happy ending (for a change)!

At least this one had a happy ending...

 

Good on the Housing Board members that quickly took care of it as soon as it came to light.  Based on the video it seems that the owners of the property management group were the culprits.  Glad they got called out on their bu****it.  

I rented an apartment a few years ago and before I signed I flat out asked them.

It's not against my lease, and it's not against the law.  No need to ask for permission. 

It's not against my lease, and it's not against the law.  No need to ask for permission.

 

Exactly. Unless you want them to know that you own guns ;)

Doesn't the heller decision pretty much void this kind of crap?

This shouldn't have even been an issue to begin with. You can't curtail someone's rights in their own home. Feel free to chime in if you're a lawyer or particularly knowledgeable about the law, but wouldn't it be illegal to put such a provision in place to begin with? I mean, even if he were to sign an agreement like that, it is essentially voiding his rights.

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Exactly. Unless you want them to know that you own guns ;)

or if the rules were allowed to take effect...and he kept them regardless of illegal rule and he went hunting or utilized his resident state issued ccw license and some maig/anti gun "nut" saw him taking them to or from vehicle and turned him in to the manager....so he would have to sneak them in and out etc....just ridiculous..... 

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