This measure also has a provision stating that (once it goes into effect) landlords cannot restrict private gun ownership for tenants within their own units (assuming all such possessions are legal and with safe storage).
Great news IMO!
âWe will never be able to outlaw or prevent every single bad actor from getting a gun, but what we can do is ensure law-abiding citizens have full access to their constitutional rights while keeping Iowans safe,â the Osceola Republican said in the statement.
Exactly, 100% correct. Unfortunately, those opposed to facts and reason will never accept/understand(?) that universal truth. They donât believe drug laws work, but claim more âgun controlâ laws will work. Based on the evidence, the âwill workâ part is the part that makes legal ownership more onerous, costly, and legally perilous, making law-abiding citizens not want to own firearms do to cost and fear of being entrapped by the Byzantine laws. Based on that, it would be reasonable to assume that is the actual goal of âgun controlâ.
Somehow they beat us ( TN.) from becoming the 19th state of the union to have some form of constitutional carry. Our governor started the bill here and now that it sits on his desk he is be slow to sign it, go figure.
I believe âsemisâ should be banned, they are likely to be just as dangerous as âautosâ, and as they are much larger, clearly present a much greater danger to society. We need to go back to horse-drawn carriages to make us safer, as that was the only mode of travel back when our Constitution was written. The Founding Fathers clearly could not have envisioned horseless carriages, and, God forbid, jet-powered aircraft.