One possible good thing about the NYC law

[abajaj11]

The law is draconian. IMHO it is unconstitutional. The NRA will soon sue the heck out of it. It will reach Supreme Court. If the composition of the Supreme Court remains what it is now, some or all of the gun laws in NY may be struck down...especially in the context of Heller and denying citizens "common use" firearms.
This may be a good thing, because even if the composition of the SUpreme Court changes in the future, it will be harder for them to completely rule the opposite of any ruling done on the NY law.
May be a good thing. The anti-s may have jumped the gun too quick with a law too draconian.
trying to find a silver lining here....

 

[Spata]

What happens when one of the judges retires and barry nominates hillary?

 

[Garand]

Here's what NY put in the Bill addressing Heller and the SCOTUS

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[abajaj11]

Here's what NY put in the Bill addressing Heller and the SCOTUS

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The argument in front of the Supreme Court will be: the stuff above argued by the lawyer from the anti-s...versus the fact that NYC's definition of a "dangerous and unusual" weapon are common-use semi automatic rifles, also called modern sporting rifles.

 

[abajaj11]

What happens when one of the judges retires and barry nominates hillary?

Yes, that is why the anti-s may lose if the crazy NYC law reaches the CURRENT supreme Court. Future Supreme Court ...not so much... anti-s will almost certainly win.

 

[10Seconds]

I personally dont see any good thing about the NY law. I am ashamed that people in this country passed that.

 

[Swapwap]

Yeah, when billary gets n the us Supreme Court it's all over for us. We will all be criminals

 

[yukonjack]

Then why haven't the California restrictions on assault rifles and hi-cap magazines been overturned by the US Supreme Court?

 

[abajaj11]

Then why haven't the California restrictions on assault rifles and hi-cap magazines been overturned by the US Supreme Court?

Good point. I don't know if they were even brought before the court.
However, the NY one is even more restrictive so it may be easier to go after?