Nurse Ratched’s Soft Target List
The cul-de-sac busybody masquerading as New York’s governor provided would-be mass shooters a handy, comprehensive soft target list this weekend.
Yeah, really.
See, New York State’s “proper cause” requirement for concealed carry applicants was found unconstitutional by the Supreme Court on June 24. But rather than accept defeat, the Democrat-controlled legislature, working with Governor Busybody, created a new law that is just unconstitutional as the one the SCOTUS overturned and twice as shitty.
In addition to replacing the “proper cause” requirement with the “prove you are of good moral character first” requirement, this new law also makes it virtually impossible for those who manage to secure a concealed carry permit to carry their weapon anywhere.
See, to successfully obtain a concealed carry permit in New York, an applicant must first submit three years’ worth of social media content to the state so they can make sure you have “good moral character.” Heaven forbid somewhere in three years’ worth of tweets you “misgendered” somebody!
But the law also restricts where you can carry your weapon if you are lucky to have been deemed “of good moral character.”
The law includes a comprehensive list of “sensitive locations” where guns will be illegal in New York. But it isn’t so much a list of “sensitive locations” as it is a soft target list.
On Saturday, as part of her victory lap over signing the stupid law, Governor Busybody proudly tweeted out her soft target list.
“Houses of worship” should tell Governor Busybody to stick her soft target list up her puckered ass while whistling a show tune.
Okay, that’s probably not very churchy. Let’s leave that to restaurant and bar owners.
Civil rights attorney Harmeet Dhillon said on Twitter that Nurse Ratched’s soft target list won’t hold up in court.
I mean, that’s fairly obvious even if you’re not a civil rights attorney.
The state may have the authority to make government buildings gun-free zones, but they don’t have the authority to impose gun-free zones on private businesses or “houses of worship.”
But the law seems contradictory, doesn’t it?
Why should New York State bar people of “good moral character” from carrying their weapons anywhere? Is the state implying that people of “good moral character” don’t have the “good moral character” necessary to avoid shooting up a restaurant or a church service?
This isn’t about making sure permit holders can be trusted. It’s about throwing up as many roadblocks as possible to prevent law-abiding citizens from exercising their right to self-defense.
When she took a lap over this garbage legislation last week, Hochul quivered with excitement at the prospect of signing the law during the July 4th holiday weekend, bragging that this legislation that manages to infringe on the First, Second, and Fourth Amendments is “the embodiment of what it means to be an American.”
No, it’s the embodiment of what it means to be a pinch-faced busybody dictator with a stick so far up her ass that it keeps her hat from blowing off on a windy day.
Good heavens, I had no idea I could despise someone as much as I despise this odious, pursed-lipped fishwife.
Even the Democrats in Albany expect lawsuits challenging this garbage legislation. They know the law defies the Supreme Court’s ruling. They know they’re not just skirting the edges here, but full-on trampling all over the decision.
They just don’t give a shit.
Oh, and if you live in New York: VOTE LEE ZELDIN in November. Every New Yorker of “good moral character” should.
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