Peggy Reist
New member
This is priceless. He not only told them 'NO', he told them why in no uncertain terms.
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Wolf_fire, no need to be dubious. I know the mayor well, and the letter is real. The point concerning Mayor Bloomberg was that he banned large sodas. You are correct, that the law didn't go into effect, but only because the courts prevented it.
You may be right. I still have no evidence that it is true. I do find it rather convenient that the one voice that tells me "not to be dubious" just joined within the last two weeks and his only post is to me saying that I shouldn't want more facts. This actually makes me more dubious.
68 million people represented by MAIG? Me thinks they have been counting bodies in the graveyards again.
[email protected] This is his email address. Feel free to ask him.
Indeed, that was my response to MAIG. I appreciate folks like you who are a constant reminder that we are not alone in this fight.
David N. Lockhart
Mayor of Forest Park, Georgia
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On Apr 17, 2014, at 5:46 AM, "XXXXXXXXXXX" <XXXXXXXXXXX> wrote:Mayor Lockhart,
Thank you for taking the time to read my email. It has been tossed
around that you have written a letter telling MAIG (mayors against
illegal guns) what you thought of them and that you would
never join them.
The only copy of that letter I can find is from this link:
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My question to you is whether you can attest that this is your letter?
If it is, I salute you sir for standing up against those like Bloomberg
and for understanding the founding principles of this great nation.
XXXXXXXXXXX
68 million people represented by MAIG? Me thinks they have been counting bodies in the graveyards again.
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Code of Conduct
The 10 points of the Responsible Firearms Retailer Partnership are:
1. Videotaping the Point of Sale for All Firearms Transactions. Participating retailers will videotape thepoint-of-sale of all firearms transactions and maintain videos for 6 months to deter illegal purchases and monitor employees.
2. Computerized Prime Gun Trace Log and Alert System. Mayors Against Illegal Guns will develop acomputerized system that participating retailers will implement over time to log crime gun traces relating tothe retailer. Once the program is in place, if a customer who has a prior trace at that retailer attempts topurchase a firearm, the sale will be electronically flagged. The retailer would have discretion to proceed withthe sale or stop the sale.
3. Purchaser Declaration. For sales flagged by the trace alert system, participating retailers will ask purchasers to fill out a declaration indicating that they meet the legal requirement to purchase the firearm.
4. Deterring Fake IDs. Participating retailers will only accept valid federal- or state-issued picture IDs asprimary identification. Retailers will utilize additional ID checking mechanisms such as checking the identification of those accompanying gun buyers.
5. Consistent Visible Signage. Participating retailers will post signage created by the Responsible Firearms Retailer Partnership to alert customers of their legal responsibilities at the point-of-sale.
6. Employee Background Checks. Participating retailers will conduct criminal background checks for all employees selling or handling firearms.
7. Employee Responsibility Training. Participating retailers will participate in an employee responsibility training program focused on deterring illegal purchasers. The Responsible Firearms Retailer Partnership will create an online training system based on Wal-Mart ́s training program.
8. Inventory Checking. Participating retailers will conduct daily and quarterly audits. Guidelines will bebased on Wal-Mart ́s existing audit procedures.
9. No Sales Without Background Check Results.Participating retailers would prohibit sales based on"default proceeds," which are permitted by law when background check has not returned a result within 3days.
10. Securing Firearms. Participating retailers will maintain firearms kept in customer accessible areas in locked cases or locked racks.
Participating retailers will phase in the provisions of Responsible Firearms Retailer Partnership over time.