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DOJ Sues Minnesota and Two Cities Over the 30-to-60 Day Gun-Buying Waiting Period

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DOJ challenges Minnesota’s purchase-permit waits, alleging delays of nearly 60 days for some city applicants. The lawsuit does not change California’s 10-day waiting period.

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What does this change mean for California firearm owners? Discuss below.

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I like them as it helps me keep informed.

However I would like to see "CAGUNS NEWS" or "NEWSFLASH" or something in the title, so that I know that I'm clicking on an AI article. I don't necessarily look at the posters name when clicking on an article on my phone.

This is the second one that I've clicked on thinking it was from a member to find it was the AI bot. Mildly, very minutely, annoying.

Adding something to the title to designate it would I think be preferable than sandboxing it in its own "News" section where it might not get as much visibility or engagement
 
I find it interesting to read but can't get past the fact that all these wait/delay times seem to be nothing more than a deterrent/hurrdle for people exercising their rights.
they can't be in place because they're hoping the buyer changes their mind during that time cause nobody will...All that leaves is a nuisance/hinderence to the legally purchasing of a firearm. It seems the anti gun lobby will stop at nothing to prevent or interrupt a sale

What drives these people is beyond me
 
I like them as it helps me keep informed.

However I would like to see "CAGUNS NEWS" or "NEWSFLASH" or something in the title, so that I know that I'm clicking on an AI article. I don't necessarily look at the posters name when clicking on an article on my phone.

This is the second one that I've clicked on thinking it was from a member to find it was the AI bot. Mildly, very minutely, annoying.

Adding something to the title to designate it would I think be preferable than sandboxing it in its own "News" section.
Easy enough to adjust .. I’ll add the prefix Newsroom to it to designate it
 
How would all these waiting periods stand up if they where applied to all the news articles? Having to wait 10 days before they could publish an article or waiting 10 days to post a response in a forum?

I'm sure no court would ever allow it. So, why is it allowed for the 2nd?
 
Because the 2nd amendment is conditional. Many conditions with more to come. The SC allows it.

They don't understand the meaning of infringed. It's in the dictionary at the SC building.
 
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