San Francisco Will Confiscate High-Cap Magazines; Bloomberg and McAuliffe Plan Similar Gun-Grab in Virginia

And by "high-capacity", I mean normal capacity, but you regular Americans already knew that.

The radical Leftists running SF appear to have problems with reading comprehension at the third-grade level. After all, the nation's highest law reads, in part, "...the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."

But that doesn't stop the would-be tyrants of the Golden State from urinating all over the Constitution:

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously approved an ordinance that places a confiscatory ban on magazines that hold more than 10 rounds of ammo on Oct. 29.

Those who are in possession of the high-capacity magazines or high-capacity ammunition feeding devices will have 90 days to turn them over to police, sell them out-of-state or render them permanently inoperable. Failure to do so will result in misdemeanor charges.

The NRA rightly protested, noting that these sorts of bans plainly conflict with the Second Amendment. In fact, the Supreme Court has already ruled that firearms and related accessories "in common use" are protected by the Constitution and cannot be banned.

And here's the lesson learned for my friends in Virginia. Michael Bloomberg has spent, by some estimates, over $2 million trying to elect radical leftists in Virginia like Terry McAuliffe. His aim is to extend his draconian gun-ban efforts into the Old Dominion, by hook or by crook.

So if you like your firearms, you won't be able to keep your firearms.

That's why I support Ken Cuccinelli for Governor of Virginia and I urge you to do the same.


Hat tip: BB.