Kalifornia Decriminalizes Possession of a Stolen Firearm.
 

Only in Kalifornia:mad:

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/201...earm/#comments

Wanna gun in Kalifornistan? Don't buy it, Steal it!

:eek:

http://www.cotep.org/forum/picture.p...&pictureid=888

Sofakingwetodddid. :facepalm:

Soooo...let's review, shall we?

A law abiding citizen works and goes to buy a gun with his own money. He must jump through hoops, have a background check, wait 10 days to receive the property he paid for, and then may not carry or utilize said property except on an approved range under supervision.

Meanwhile, Jamaal and Julio, the local gang banging sweetheart porch monkeys, STEAL said gun from said law abiding citizen....and get in no trouble for having it in their possession. Got it.

No wonder y'all eat tofu and have a herd of homos

Pretty much sums it up.

Trying desperately to avoid banishment I will merely quote the following,

"When the inherently criminal act of stealing someone else’s property is a mere misdemeanor, while failing to ask the state’s permission before doing something that harms no one is a felony, there are some seriously twisted priorities in play."

Now I will go into the man cave, drink scotch and shout obscenities at my lap top. Dennis

The intent of the proposition was to reduce the prison population, by reducing certain felony crimes down to misdemeanors.

So they lessen the time to be served for stealing a firearm to save money cause the prisons are over crowded. I wonder when murder "caused I was really pissed" will earn me a $25 citation out there.

:eek: .... :crazy: .... :facepalm: !!

Again, the intent was to decrease certain felonies to misdemeanors. Prop 47 had/has nothing to do with gun theft.

You have to love the internet and the FUD it spreads....:facepalm:

Read here:

http://ballotpedia.org/California_Pr...ext_of_measure