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RRangel
11-14-2005, 03:27 PM
Second Amendment Foundation Says Supervisor Daly Should Pay San Francisco's Legal Bills For Lawsuit


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SAF SAYS SUPERVISOR DALY SHOULD PAY SAN FRANCISCO'S LEGAL BILLS FOR LAWSUIT

BELLEVUE, WA – The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) today suggested that San Francisco Supervisor Chris Daly, author of that city's ballot measure to ban guns, should pay for the city's defense of that proposition in court and spare the taxpayers that expense.

"Supervisor Daly cooked up this gun ban measure and now that it is being challenged in court, he ought to personally cover the legal bills," said SAF founder Alan M. Gottlieb. "San Francisco taxpayers, many of them gun owners who will be adversely affected by this ban measure, should not have to pay for Daly's folly.

"Local news organizations, the San Francisco Police Officers' Association, Senator Dianne Feinstein and even Mayor Gavin Newsom all said Proposition H was not going to stand muster under the state preemption law," Gottlieb noted, "but Daly pushed it anyway. There is no way that San Francisco taxpayers should pay the legal bills that are already mounting up."

One day after San Francisco voters approved the measure, it was challenged in court by SAF, the National Rifle Association, Law Enforcement Alliance of America, the California Association of Firearm Retailers and several citizens. A similar ban was successfully challenged in court 22 years ago by SAF.

"Chris Daly's measure is anti-choice," Gottlieb observed. "The reason that we've gone to court is to protect the citizens' right to choose whether they want to have the means to defend themselves against criminal attack. We believe that passage of Proposition H is not only contrary to state law, it sends the wrong message to criminals in the Bay area that they will have a risk-free working environment, where their victims will be unable to protect themselves, their families and their homes. If this stands, what other choices will Daly want to take out of the hands of his constituents? What else will he tell them they can't do in their own homes?

"We're not saying everyone should have a gun," Gottlieb explained. "Our lawsuit to stop enactment of this ban is to protect the right of every San Franciscan to make that choice. If Chris Daly sincerely believes it is best to deny his constituents the right to choose, then he should finance the legal battle out of his own pocket."
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Charliegone
11-14-2005, 05:24 PM
Damn straight! Daly should pay for it. I hate it when people talk about choice and what not, but when it comes down to certain things they feel "choice" is too much for us. Hypocritcal people like Daly will destroy our way of life even further.:mad:

stealthmode
11-14-2005, 05:36 PM
:D go alan!

mblat
11-14-2005, 06:42 PM
Damn straight! Daly should pay for it. I hate it when people talk about choice and what not, but when it comes down to certain things they feel "choice" is too much for us. Hypocritcal people like Daly will destroy our way of life even further.:mad:

No, whole damn city should pay for it! Hopefully it will go broke over it's socialistic program and views!
May be then some sense can be reenstated in that corner....

Unfortunatly same goes for PRK so we will end up paying hihger taxes no matter what....:mad: :eek: :(

Taz77
11-14-2005, 06:47 PM
naturally, most people will say to spare the taxpayers... but in this case, it might be better if the taxpayer split the bill. hopefully, it'll open the eyes of all the people who voted yes the next time a measure like this makes it to the ballots, and make them read about it before they vote. maybe spare them the future expense.

C.G.
11-14-2005, 07:22 PM
naturally, most people will say to spare the taxpayers... but in this case, it might be better if the taxpayer split the bill. hopefully, it'll open the eyes of all the people who voted yes the next time a measure like this makes it to the ballots, and make them read about it before they vote. maybe spare them the future expense.

I think you may be too optimistic!:rolleyes:

Mssr. Eleganté
11-14-2005, 11:05 PM
The voters of San Francisco voted for Chris Daly's law, so they need to pay for all of the legal costs.

But Chris Daly should be forced to preside over a televised ceremony for the closing of a senior center. "Apparently the law I wrote wasn't as legally sound as I promised, so we are going to have to permanently close down this senior center to pay for the court costs of defending Proposition H. But I feel the message we sent to the NRA makes putting these seniors out on the street worth while."

220RR
11-14-2005, 11:18 PM
F**K chris daly.***** muthaF

chickenfried
11-14-2005, 11:26 PM
Not Grandmaaaaa!!!!!:eek: