Wisconsin Carry Inc. - Chairman
Wisconsin Carry, Inc.
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Cypher wrote:
Well thats a definite improvement... Unless you happen to live on the block of the school. All the rest of the neighborhood is able to go walk their dog at night armed for protection, but you live on the block of the school so you must go unarmed???
How about a law that ONLY applies to criminals instead of law-abiding citizens?
How about Wisconsin law provides EQUAL PROTECTION for all law-abiding citizens whether you live on the block of a school or 2 blocks away?
How about a law that says if you commit a crime with a gun within a school zone they can make it a felony enhancer?
How about a law that says if you take a gun within a school zone with INTENT to commit a crime its a felony. (but the prosecutor has to prove intent to commit a crime) that way if you are carrying walking your dog, there is no intent, but if a kid threatens violence at school, leaves and gets a gun (which is likely already illegal for a school-age kid to possess a handgun) comes back and gets stopped a block from the school by police with the gun then the police have "intent".
Or we can just keep trying to "nail" otherwise law-abiding persons who had no criminal intent with these ridiculous unmarked undefined unknowable school zone felonies.
Cypher wrote:
What about modifying it from 1,000ft to 1 block?
Well thats a definite improvement... Unless you happen to live on the block of the school. All the rest of the neighborhood is able to go walk their dog at night armed for protection, but you live on the block of the school so you must go unarmed???
How about a law that ONLY applies to criminals instead of law-abiding citizens?
How about Wisconsin law provides EQUAL PROTECTION for all law-abiding citizens whether you live on the block of a school or 2 blocks away?
How about a law that says if you commit a crime with a gun within a school zone they can make it a felony enhancer?
How about a law that says if you take a gun within a school zone with INTENT to commit a crime its a felony. (but the prosecutor has to prove intent to commit a crime) that way if you are carrying walking your dog, there is no intent, but if a kid threatens violence at school, leaves and gets a gun (which is likely already illegal for a school-age kid to possess a handgun) comes back and gets stopped a block from the school by police with the gun then the police have "intent".
Or we can just keep trying to "nail" otherwise law-abiding persons who had no criminal intent with these ridiculous unmarked undefined unknowable school zone felonies.