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Old 12-05-2018, 05:03 AM
 
Location: Vermont
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Originally Posted by Quick Enough View Post
"If her name was on the lease"

This kinda struck me, more then liley thet ALL had to sign the lease.

How long was the lease for?

Most renter don't wont and therefore do NOT do short term leases.

IF ALL signed the lease how can these other girls leave the apartment WITHOUT having to pay their portion of the rent for they duration of the lease.

It SHOULD give this woman time to find MORE people to replace the snowflakes.
They could take this case to Judge Judy. She'll set them straight. LOL
So who exactly is on the lease?
If they all are, they are all responsible for the rent.
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Old 12-05-2018, 05:22 AM
 
Location: the very edge of the continent
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I was replying to a question you asked.

It didn't answer the question. There is no indication she isn't still a legal resident of another state. Many college students don't change their state of residence while attending college in another state.
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Old 12-05-2018, 05:23 AM
 
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Why didn't she tell her roommates that she had a gun?
Because it's none of their business.
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Old 12-05-2018, 05:24 AM
 
Location: the very edge of the continent
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In your own home you have a choice....and a right to own or not.

Any Harvard grad that hasn't figured out that it would be important to reveal gun ownership when applying to rent/lease a place -- shouldn't be a Harvard grad.
That makes no sense whatsoever.
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Old 12-05-2018, 05:30 AM
 
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When used as intended, your vehicle gets you to and from work or the grocery store.

When used as intended, guns injure/maim/kill.

The texting while driving issue is as far out there on a tangential trajectory as you can get. It has nothing to do with vehicle safety and everything to do with human idiocy.

We are very near the end of a bizarre and barbaric period in our history where it was considered normal, and even preferable in the most misguided minds, for anyone and everyone who so desires to be walking around with a deadly weapon on their person. And it has been the zealous advocacy of that "right" that has continually fueled the perceived need for, yep, anyone and everyone who so desires to be walking around with a deadly weapon on their person.

The 2nd amendment has outlived its sensibility by at least a hundred years.
"We are very near the end of a bizarre and barbaric period in our history where it was considered normal, and even preferable in the most misguided minds, for anyone and everyone who so desires to be walking around with a deadly weapon on their person."

Our Founding Father's felt DIFFERENTLY.

I like how you TOTALLY IGNORE all the armed robberies and other crime dome with guns that happen THOUSANDS of time a year and GUN is used to thwart that crime.

"Florida law enforcement officers are looking for someone who allegedly stabbed a man multiple times before being shot at in response. The armed citizen had noticed that a black pickup truck that was being driven erratically was following him. He pulled into a bank parking lot, but the truck followed. A man exited that vehicle and, armed with a knife, confronted his would-be victim. The citizen tried to hit the perpetrator or push him away and get back into his car, but after he flailed at the troublemaker, he was stabbed several times. The injured victim crawled into his vehicle and retrieved a handgun that he used to fire at the attacker. The perp jumped into his truck and, with a woman behind the steering wheel, fled. It was unclear whether the bullet struck anyone. (wokv.com, Jacksonville, Fla., 9/14/18) The Armed Citizen Extra
A mother in Lehigh Acres, Fla., acted swiftly to defend herself against the father of her own child. After the man allegedly beat her and put a gun to her head, the woman fled, looking for help. The man caught up with her and her sister however, cutting them off with his car. When he got out and continued to approach despite admonitions to stop, the mother, whose eight-month-old baby was in the backseat, shot him in the arm, at which point her departed the scene to find a hospital for treatment. (WBBH/WZVN, Lehigh Acres, Fla, 10/31/2018)

https://www.americanrifleman.org/art...cember-3-2018/

"It only takes SECONDS to be shot when the police are MINUTES away!"

It looks you DON'T CARE about people, only YOUR FEARS, defending themselves because YOU are afraid of guns it is OK with you if these people are shot or worse killed because of YOUR FEAR!

Some day, it MIGHT happen to you or one of your family or friends. Heaven help them because they/you will NOT be able to help themselves!

How utterly selfish and despicable of you!

"The 2nd amendment has outlived its sensibility by at least a hundred years."

There is a legal process to get it changed. UNTIL THEN we ABIDE BY IT even if YOU don't like it. TOUGH!
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Old 12-05-2018, 05:30 AM
 
Location: Long Island
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So to sum up the story we know thus far, Leyla Pirnie moved in and started classes on Sept. 4th. Things start going downhill with her roommates.

While she is away on a trip, they go through her bedroom, and find loaded firearms that are not locked up or secured.

They tell her they don't feel safe with loaded guns lying about, demand she secures the guns, and she agrees to move out.

In October, she changes her mind and refuses to leave.

Roommates contact the landlord and ask for mediation. He writes that it would be best for her to move rather than the roommates moving and leaving her with the entire rent.

Leyla Pirnie arranges to legally secure the guns and calls local law enforcement. She schedules an appointment on Dec. 11 to get the permit she is required by law to have within 60 days, which by now has come and gone.

Whether she is a resident or a non-resident makes no difference, unless she is there for hunting season, at a gun collectors show, or at a shooting competition, everyone, resident or not, is required to have a permit within 60 days.

Gun websites encourage people to get going on this early on as it can take several weeks for the interview, background check, etc.

Whether she was allowed to open carry in Alabama with or without a permit makes no difference as Massachusetts does not honor permits from any other states.

Massachusetts law clearly states the guns are to be locked and secured. Makes no difference if she is a resident or a non-resident. There is no grace period.

So all the gaslighting comments about how Leyla Pirnie could be a non-resident, Massachusetts has to recognize her Alabama right to open carry, she has 60 days before she is required to make an application for a permit, ... are all lies, pulled out of thin air.

Leyla Pirnie explains that she takes up with men who abuse her and needs loaded firearms to protect herself.

Understandably, her roommates do not feel safe living with Leyla, her loaded firearms, or the possibility she may get into a gun fight in her bedroom to protect herself from an abusive boyfriend.

Leyla Pirnie is now making the rounds giving interviews on Fox, etc. about her privacy, and how she is being discriminated against for being a Trump supporter and an irresponsible gun owner.
It sure sounds like law enforcement gave her a pass, should could have been indicted and now she is on the celebrity circuit.
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Old 12-05-2018, 05:37 AM
 
Location: the very edge of the continent
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So all the gaslighting comments about how Leyla Pirnie could be a non-resident, Massachusetts has to recognize her Alabama right to open carry, she has 60 days before she is required to make an application for a permit, ... are all lies, pulled out of thin air.
Nope. If she's a legal resident of a state in which she meets the state law requirements to own a gun, MA must allow her to own a gun under the same legal requirements. That's a US Constitutional Article IV requirement. It's exactly the same as driving an out-of-state registered car in MA while having an out-of-state driver's license.

"Full Faith and Credit shall be given in each State to the public Acts, Records, and judicial Proceedings of every other State."


It's a shame so many people know so little about the US Constitution.
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Old 12-05-2018, 05:50 AM
 
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When used as intended, your vehicle gets you to and from work or the grocery store.

When used as intended, guns injure/maim/kill.
Not true. If it were, there's be many more injuries/maimings/killings given the 400 million firearms owned by Americans. The fact that texting while driving, alone, injures/kills/maims over 3 times as many people annually as firearms do when the number of registered vehicles is only 2/3 that of the number of firearms makes vehicles FAR more harmful to humans than firearms. In fact, one is about 5 times more likely to be injured/maimed/killed by someone texting while driving than by a firearm. Do something about that instead of incessantly whining about guns just because you you're a hoplophobe.

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The 2nd amendment has outlived its sensibility by at least a hundred years.
Luckily for you, the US Constitution prescribes the exact way to Amend it. Just get a new Amendment ratified that rescinds the 2nd Amendment. Good luck with that.
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Old 12-05-2018, 05:52 AM
 
Location: Long Island
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Nope. If she's a legal resident of a state in which she meets the state law requirements to own a gun, MA must allow her to own a gun under the same legal requirements. That's a US Constitutional Article IV requirement. It's exactly the same as driving an out-of-state registered car in MA while having an out-of-state driver's license.

"Full Faith and Credit shall be given in each State to the public Acts, Records, and judicial Proceedings of every other State."


It's a shame so many people know so little about the US Constitution.
MA wasn't preventing her from owning a gun but she does have to comply with their gun regulations. This is not a constitutional issue, there are plenty of judgements against people bringing guns across state lines that were not in compliance.
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Old 12-05-2018, 06:03 AM
 
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Deeper issue here. We are only hearing one side of this story. The roommates aren't going around on the media giving their side of the story. They don't want their 15 minutes of fame like she does.

Sounds to me that Leyla has a few screws (pun intended) loose. She said she has poor choice in boyfriends and has been in abusive situations so she needs a gun? More than ONE abusive relationship? You need more help than just a gun, girl.

That alone would be enough of a reason for other young women not wanting to room with her. She is taking these "boyfriends" (tricks maybe?) into her home and putting her roommates at risk as well? Oh, if these other women weren't such "pansies" as another poster said, they would have their own guns to protect themselves from their ROOMMATE'S crazy boyfriends????

As a Mother, I would not want my own daughter to live with someone like her, even if she had her gun locked up.
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