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Seems like Bloomberg's idea of "reasonable gun laws"
Posted by David Hardy · 17 January 2012 02:22 PM
Brooklyn operator of a 99 cent store is fined $30,000 for selling six toy "sheriff's sets" that included a toy gun. Apparently the guns even had a red tip, but it sounds as if NYC requires that the entire toy gun be of a distinctive color.
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>>Retailers can get around the law by making sure the toy guns are brightly colored.
Ummm...
So what do they do about a real bad-guy spray-painting his real gun with the approved color?
Idiots.
"So what do they do about a real bad-guy spray-painting his real gun with the approved color?"
That would be illegal. No bad guy would risk doing that.
I wonder how many jobs this cost NY? Great way to stimulate the economy. Maybe just a few and the Major could care less.
And, an empty retail space and at least some effect on upstream suppliers.
Wow, just Wow!