Supreme Court gun ruling sparks furor in New York, Washington

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams warned that the ruling would allow for more guns on the streets and put residents at risk.

Members of the media gather around demonstrators outside the US Supreme Court in Washington, DC, June 21, 2022.striking down a New York state law

The 6-3 opinion was authored by Justice Clarence Thomas for the conservative majority with the three liberal justices dissenting. "It is outrageous that at a moment of national reckoning on gun violence, the Supreme Court has recklessly struck down a New York law that limits those who can carry concealed weapons," Hochul

"We have been preparing for this decision and will continue to do everything possible to work with our federal, state, and local partners to protect our city. Those efforts will include a comprehensive review of our approach to defining 'sensitive locations' where carrying a gun is banned, and reviewing our application process to ensure that only those who are fully qualified can obtain a carry license," he said in a statement.

"This right-wing Supreme Court just gave in to the gun lobby and struck down a critical New York State gun control law. As we face rising gun violence across the country, this decision will only make it harder to protect New Yorkers from dangerous weapons in our communities,"Aligned groups advocating for stricter gun laws echoed those lamentations, painting in stark terms the violence they say could follow the ruling.

 

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Maybe New York shouldn't have tried to infringe gun rights then

Liberal democrats are so fueled with rage & hate that they refuse to look at themselves and reanalyze their position on abortion to see that they are talking about 'murder' the killing of innocence, how can you talk about love, equal rights, justice, and peace so much and not see

More guns on the street. In a city with the one of the most restrictive gun control laws in the nation. “More”

Its a step backwards

'[M]ore guns on the streets,' by law abiding citizens (not criminals) would make residents safer. Law abiding citizens are not criminals. Our Right to bear arms doesn't fuel crimes — the culture of rage and violence does. Guns protect — asks any security detail.

GOOD! Now being able to defend yourself won’t be a special privilege only for the wealthy and politically well connected!!!! Can’t wait to get my CCW!

That’s where he is wrong. This means no more back room deals and this now allows the average person the ability to protect themselves, which his policies do not do.

Exactly

It shouldn’t. They can still make it hard to get a gun and they do. But no one should have to prove why they need one…Let’s flip it… if a woman came to get an abortion would you ask her to prove that she needed it? No.

The way New Yorkers be yeah y'all don't deserve guns but also murder is a law and it's sadly still done regardless it being a law So what's the difference? Stabbings still happen in the UK

Truly my gun at hone have save me more times than i can remmember with multiple intruders and never fired a shot

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