Bloomington, IN, Newspaper to Publish Map of Gun Owners' Addresses

They actually seem to think that people are going to consult this database and avoid living in neighborhoods with "too many" gun owners. Are they insane? As if knowing that your law-abiding neighbor has a gun is even remotely a problem for anyone who isn't a pantywaste pinko commie.

This is actually good, in a way. Besides guaranteeing more gun sales among the good guys, it will also guarantee that the pinkos stay out of decent, God-fearing American neighborhoods.

Question.
Where do they get the right to publish such information?
And secondly, what really was the point?

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its an underground facility lol.. They are prepared for DOOM !

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its an underground facility lol.. They are prepared for DOOM !


oops!
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Umm has anybody thought about the other side of this? NOW THE CRIMINALS KNOW WHERE TO GET GUNS!!!!!!!!!!! Stupid fucking bastards. If crooks can't get a gun because of a record well here is a list of homes where you WILL find a gun. All they have to do is case your house for a few days and while you're at work break in and steal your gun. Hopefully they will use their new gun and shoot a stupid Democrat. I swear these people have no logic.

Time to publish the names, addresses and phone numbers of the entire staff of the newspaper.

No addresses, but how's this?

Management
Scott Schurz, Sunday Hoosier Times/Editor-in-Chief
812-331-4250


E. Mayer Maloney Jr., Publisher
(812) 331-4251


Bob Zaltsberg, Editor
(812) 331-4364


Todd Davidson, Digital Media Director
(812) 349-1415


Cory Bollinger, Advertising Director
(812) 331-4279


Laurie Ragle, Retail Advertising Manager
(812) 331-4303


Tim D. Smith, Circulation Director
(812) 331-4203


Brad Clarke, Production Manager
(812) 331-4272


Kim Sutton, Human Resources Director
(812) 331-4253


Brooke McCluskey, Marketing Manager
(812) 349-1400


Newsroom Staff
Bob Zaltsberg, Editor
(812) 331-4364


Andrea Murray, Managing Editor
(812) 331-4351


Bill Strother, Assistant Managing Editor, Projects & Business
(812) 331-4265


J.J. Perry, Assistant Managing Editor, Digital
(812) 331-4352


Chris Korman, Sports Editor
(812) 331-4353


Janice Rickert, News Editor
(812) 331-4347


David Snodgress, Photography/Video
(812) 331-4365



is it some Sanhedrin?

over reaching to be sure



now criminals who cannot legally get guns the STATE will help them profile houses to gain weapons on their next burglaries



Dysfunction seems to be the new pc




glad I am out of the cities-I may "suffer" because I am not sharing parking with walmart patrons but c'est la Vie!

This is fucking sad, nothing more then a pathetic ploy to get more traffic to their site and more people signed up (you have to sign up with them to look at the gun database). LOOK:

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well the feds have set up a nice little trap for anyone trying to get the data

just as an fyi

Tuesday, December 01, 2009

On November 30, 2009, the Bloomington Herald-Times made the following announcement:

“This week, HeraldTimesOnline.com will launch its new gun permit database. You’ll be able to search gun permit records by county, city or town and street."

The Herald-Times has begun receiving calls and emails, and their response is a defiant defense of their online gun permit database.

They actually seem to think that people are going to consult this database and avoid living in neighborhoods with "too many" gun owners. Are they insane? As if knowing that your law-abiding neighbor has a gun is even remotely a problem for anyone who isn't a pantywaste pinko commie.

This is actually good, in a way. Besides guaranteeing more gun sales among the good guys, it will also guarantee that the pinkos stay out of decent, God-fearing American neighborhoods.