Looney Left Report
My "honorary sister" passed on the following story to me.
Even before reading it, I had a feeling that it had to be about a Northern California city (not that cities in Southern California are any better, at least not anymore).
Sure enough, it was about a Northern California city.
Fox News reported:
A California city has passed the first-of-its-kind gun law that will require gun owners to purchase liability insurance and pay an annual fee on their weapons.
San Jose city council members voted to approve the new law, which requires gun owners to pay about
$25 a year as well as administrative costs to the city. Gun owners also must pay for liability insurance, which covers losses or damages resulting from "any negligent or accidental use of the firearm," within six months of acquiring a weapon.
The new plan has no set deadline to go into effect, but opponents have already sought an injunction. The Firearm Policy Coalition says the law is "burdensome, unconstitutional, and prohibited by California law" for gun-owning citizens, ABC 7 reported.
This is obviously an unconstitutional law.
To read more, go here.
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