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Chris wrote:makes sense now. just perusing the news archives, i found this...

http://www.cnn.com/US/9901/29/new.orleans.guns/

they're just trying to get all their confiscated guns back.

Incredible… you just know they had the same plans for the Katrina guns.

Chris wrote:i think it's only a problem in new orleans though. i think that's the absolute worst response we could ever expect to see out of any major city in america.

I agree... I lived there for 10 years and it is a corrupt place.

Watch this video and let me know what you think about what the judge says on Fox news. http://www.gunowners.org/txguns.ram Video is from Rita and says that confiscations would never happen in Texas. I hadn't previously heard his reasoning. I'd be curious as to what Mr. Cotton thinks about this. He is basically saying (at the very end) that Texas gun owners are obligated to protect their neighborhoods if the police are otherwise occupied with an emergency situation, such as what happened in Louisiana during Katrina. I think he may be little off base with his analysis of Texas laws and court cases.

This entire event stinks. I recall stories of confiscations without any type of receipt, and confiscations from empty homes where they just broke in and searched took the weapons. I would have already filed a theft report to the BATF (assuming that is possible). I think the article says that the law suit has been dropped and that is also very disappointing.