PA Township outlaws park rule that restricts guns in park.

[Eddie Haskell]

"Soon after they passed a resolution making a strong, official statement about their support for the right to bear arms, Conoy Township supervisors were surprised to learn that one of their own park rules restricts guns.

During their meeting Thursday, supervisors voted 5-0 to approve a resolution that states the township "shall create no law, ordinance or policy that limits abrogates or infringes upon its law-abiding citizens' constitutionally protected right to bear arms, and objects to any law, state or federal, that attempts to do the same."

http://lancasteronline.com/article/local/848027_Pro-gun-Conoy-surprised-by-its-own-ban-in-parks.html

When everyone is armed, how do you tell the good guys from the bad? The color of their hats? My guess, these yokels will stop anyone of color carrying a gun.

[onehandle]

1. Hmm... my shoulder fired mortar... my tank... my backpack nuke...

So many choices. Moms with kids will feel real safe with me around.

[rl6214]

3. Those aren't arms

I have no problem with asking parks no gun zones.

[Megalo_Man]

2. Probably by their behavior?

[EC]

5. Huh?

I keep hearing the phrase "well, he was a good ole guy" or " he seemed okay to me" or "he was just your normal everyday guy".....


Yeah, that works...

[hack89]

4. Pennsylvania has very strong laws protecting gun rights

the state constitution specifically protects an individual right to bear arms.

The right of the citizens to bear arms in defense of themselves and the State shall not be questioned.

[gopiscrap]

6. Great, just what we need:

a bbq in the park with lots of alcohol, a slight disagreement that goes sideways and then bang a tragedy and a huge lawsuit against the state of city