Long Guns OK in DC
![[Post New]](/jforum/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif){kind=icon}
Anonymous
| The USAO in DC has said it’s now ok to walk around DC with a rifle or shotgun (they will no longer be prosecuting those offenses). That ought to bring relief and relaxation to the White House Secret Service and feds patrolling the streets of DC. |
Anonymous
|
Rifle = ok
Subway sandwich =\= ok |
Anonymous
| I am not sure the Trump militias understand how this is going to end badly for them. |
Anonymous
| It’s a call to the proud boys and assorted other bad actors. |
Anonymous
| Can't wait for our street gangs to get word. Lovely. |
Anonymous
|
I hope all the people on this forum who have been cheering for federal involvement for YEARS are happy. They. Do. Not. Care. About. DC.
Crime will start to go up because of BS like this, overcharging, and incompetent prosecutors |
Anonymous
| They will regret this decision, but oh well. |
Anonymous
+1 used to live in DC and this makes me far less likely to visit. Recipe for disaster. OMG what idiots. |
Anonymous
|
Maga cult of stupidity
|
Anonymous
| Won't that make security for members of congress and the president extra-hard? |
Anonymous
| The irony, the week after they take over the DC police because of supposed rampant crime. |
Anonymous
| The news stories suggest that the long guns in question will still have to be registered in DC, which will certainly limit the effective scope of this order, at least in the short run. The extensive restrictions on which guns DC allows to be lawfully possessed and registered in DC also seem to remain in effect. |
Anonymous
Adding, they also seem to make clear that felons in possession will still be prosecuted. |
Anonymous
| Well at least we will see them coming... |
Anonymous
| yaaaaawwwwwn . . . |