Thread: Legal Gun Owners in New York Outed Like Sex Offenders

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This Gannett owned newspaper went Full Retard

Westchester County New York; - population 955,899 (2011)

Rockland County New York; Population, 2011 estimate : 315,158

Putnam County - population 99,933 (2011)

I'm pretty sure there is crime in these counties with almost a 1.5 Million Population combined

If you got outted as a NON Gun Holding House by this News Paper... Not only would I be furious ... You Got a Class Action Law Suit Claim

If a crime is committed and you think the paper gave the criminal information that you were not protected ... You Got a Law Suit Claim

If you were outted "Slandered" by this News Paper .... You Got a Class Action Law Suit Claim

You all might want to start banding together and find a good class action Lawyer

with almost a 1.5 Million Population combined in the 3 County's

the National average being 30% gun holder's

which means 70% is Not

30% 0f 1.5 million is roughly 500,000 citizens ~ You have been Slandered by the Gannet News Corp as no better than a Rapest

70% 0f 1.5 million, roughly 1,000,000 citizens was outted to the criminal Population as a Gun Free Zone ... you people better be shaking in your shorts as a HUGE Target just got put on your back by the Gannet News Corp

NY Newspaper Draws Flak for Map of Gun Owners

http://www.alipac.us/f19/if-you-list...6/#post1320123

Newspaper Publishes Gun Owners' Names and Addresses
Posted 12-24-2012 03:24 PM in General Discussion

Blogger Christopher Fountain Hits Back Against Gun Owners' Map, Publishes Addresses Of Journal News Staff
　

Sauce for the goose or, home address and phone number of Journal-News publisher

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http://www.alipac.us/f9/newspaper-pu...resses-269305/

Hypocrisy Of Liberals Who Cling To Their Guns

Dec 28 2012 00:00:00 EA14_ISSUES

Posted 12/27/2012 06:56 PM ET

Gun Control: A different set of gun laws applies to network anchors, but even stranger is a newspaper publishing a map showing not only who has a firearm but also telling predators who doesn't.

It should have been sufficient for the Gannett-owned Journal News, headquartered in White Plains, N.Y., reporting on increased calls for stricter gun control in the wake of the Sandy Hook massacre in nearby Newtown, Conn., to have noted that about 44,000 people in Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties in the Lower Hudson Valley — one of every 23 adults — was licensed to own a handgun.

But using data obtained under a Freedom of Information Act request, the paper went further and printed an interactive map showing the names and addresses of gun permit holders — a pathetic attempt to shame and embarrass them for exercising their Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.

In an editor's note accompanying the map, it's pointed out that Journal News reporter Dwight R. Worley hypocritically owns a Smith & Wesson 686.357 Magnum and has had a residence permit in New York City for that weapon. It is not known if his house is one marked on the map, but at least he can post a "Protected by Smith & Wesson" sign.

Hypocrisy among those supporting more gun control is nothing knew — from the liberal elites who live in gated communities to Hollywood and music industry stars who travel with armed entourages. Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California is readying legislation to reintroduce the ineffective 1994 ban on assault weapons that expired in 2004 with no impact on the crime rate.

Yet, as radio talk show host Mark Levin points out, Feinstein owns a concealed firearm. "If somebody tries to take me out," she says, "I'm going to take them with me." Seems her life matters more than those of her constituents.

The apparent thrust of the Journal News piece and the paper's position is that guns are dangerous, even though the story's author owns one, and that readers should know which of their neighbors has a firearm and is a potential loose cannon, no pun intended, that threatens their safety.

But it's the Journal News that threatens their safety, because all an armed predator has to do is avoid those homes marked on the map and hit the unmarked. Avoid the red dots and break into the other homes in clearly discernible gun-free zones. Perhaps we could publish maps listing the names and addresses of gun control advocates, those with gun permits, and those who do and those who don't leave home without packing heat.

"Meet the Press" host David Gregory apparently broke a law by waving an empty high-capacity ammunition clip on the air last Sunday during an interview with the NRA's Wayne LaPierre. Under D.C. law, it's illegal to possess even an empty clip. So far the Journal News has not called for his arrest for doing what would be a felony for the rest of us.

What Gregory and the Journal News don't tell us is that over the last 20 years, the firearm crime rate has dropped, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, from 6 victims per 1,000 residents in 1994 to 1.4 victims per 1,000 residents in 2009. This has happened as more and more citizens arm themselves.

Only a handful of states had concealed-carry programs 25 years ago, when the violent-crime rate peaked.

Today, 41 states either allow carrying without a permit or have "shall issue" laws. Major crimes, except in gun-controlled major cities, have shown a continuing decline that has paralleled the rise in the number of right-to-carry states.

As the NRA's LaPierre says, the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun.

Read More At IBD: Journal News Prints Map Of Gun Owners As David Gregory Waves Gun Clip - Investors.com

http://www.alipac.us/f9/inmates-usin...f-says-269748/

http://www.alipac.us/f19/gun-owners-...y-show-270614/