Oathbreaking Tyrant: Justice John Paul Stevens Wants To Change The Second Amendment
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ATLANTA (CBS46) -
On Wednesday, Gov. Nathan Deal signed into law House Bill 60, legislation that protects law-abiding, licensed Georgia citizens' Second Amendment rights.
"For decades now I have staunchly defended our Second Amendment rights as both a legislator and as governor," said Deal. "This legislation will protect the constitutional rights of Georgians who have gone through a background check to legally obtain a Georgia Weapons Carry License. Roughly 500,000 Georgia citizens have a permit of this kind, which is approximately 5 percent of our population. License holders have passed background checks and are in good standing with the law. This law gives added protections to those who have played by the rules and who can protect themselves and others from those who don't play by the rules. Our nation's founders put the right to bear arms on par with freedom of speech and freedom of religion. Georgians cherish their Second Amendment rights, and this law embodies those values."
Jann Oldham, who flies into and out of Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport several times a year, doesn't like the idea that someone other than a police officer could be carrying a gun as she walks through the airport.
"I just don't think that's a good idea at all," Oldham said.
The bill will let licensed owners carry guns into any part of Georgia municipal airports thatare not behind security checkpoints.
Oldham supports the Second Amendment, just not in the airport.
"In an environment like this, we already have security. What's the point?" Oldham asked.
Kellie Seibel feared the legislation could open the doors to more gun violence like last year's shooting at Los Angeles International Airport that left a TSA officer dead and several people wounded.
"This would be a perfect opportunity for someone to who wants to take revenge out on a group of people or any type of terrorist activity," Seibel said.
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Gov. Deal signs sweeping gun bill
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Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal signed into law Wednesday radical new gun legislation that will allow licensed owners to carry firearms into more public places than at any time in the past century, including government buildings, bars, and a wide variety of public places.
The law, called the Safe Carry Protection Act, allows churches to opt-in to permit weapons, school districts to appoint staff carrying firearms, and requires bars to opt out if they wish to ban firearms, NBC reports. Gun owners caught at airport security checkpoints can pick up their weapons and leave with no criminal penalty.
Critics have called the new legislation the Guns Everywhere Bill, and gun control groups including Americans for Responsible Solutions and Mayors Against Illegal Guns have strongly criticized the bill, as has the executive director of the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police, Frank Rotondo. Police officers do not want more people carrying guns on the street, said Rotondo, particularly police officers in inner city areas.
Proponents of the law say, however, that it strengthens the Second Amendment and will make people safer. When we limit a Georgians ability to carry a weapon to defend themselves were empowering the bad guys, said Georgia state Rep. Rick Jasperse, who introduced the bill.
Eight states have loosened gun regulations since the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn. in December 2012, while 10 states have strengthened regulations, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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