They closed access to the names, addresses and tel. numbers by this morning, Tuesday. Knowing California .gov, this was a vindictive action by DEM antis.

There should be sufficient skin in the game that no one would ever think of pulling this kind of stunt in the future or else they will risk ALL OF THEIR ASSETS AND WEALTH and when they are done serving hard time their ass will more or less be reduced to living on the fucking street getting robbed and raped by drunks and crack heads and turning tricks just to survive.

People like that give the anti government libertarians a legit argument.

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turning trucks just to survive.

^^^^^^^^
Is this some kind of California perversion??

Silver line in a black cloud: perhaps robbers will be deterred from domains listed. But perhaps burglars attracted. If so, good job fucking idiots in CA gov. Transfer ownership of objects you're so deathly scared of from responsible people to the people who would actually do you harm if given the chance. An appropriate karma, that would be.

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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:

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turning trucks just to survive.

^^^^^^^^
Is this some kind of California perversion??

Baaa-haha! Long live the evil typo! (So we can poke fun at others, of course...)

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Originally posted by c1steve:
Knowing California .gov, this was a vindictive action by DEM antis.

A local newspaper pulled that stunt some years ago, on the "sunshine" premise. That "journalist" (and the paper) took a lot of heat over that one.

Yeah…my phone smokes crack. Despite making a robust and mostly user friendly phone Steve Jobs employed GD trolls in the auto incorrect department. My apple iPhone and I have a love hate relationship but I don’t want to talk about but that.

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Originally posted by stickman428:
trolls in the auto incorrect department.

Ain't that the truth!

Would they ever release the names and address of all the CA residents collecting government assistance? You know for transparency and stuff…

^^^ holy shit can you imagine how the left would howl if someone did that!

seems like we have a new mission

Lets make everything public record.

You run for office, people have a right to know where you reside. Do you actually represent my area or, are all the politicos living in one area/region?

I see this ending very poorly for the AG, and the state of California.

I bet the celebs are happy their home address were doxed.

So is blood on his hands if a criminal uses his shopping list and kills someone in a robbery, or if a homeowner defends himself? Is he liable?

Another fun fact is that, now a pissed off ex girlfriends can do a quick search of the list and see if their old flame has a CCW and turn him in for fake domestic charges, or for suicidal thoughts costing them 1000's and temporary loss of firearms.

The legit concern is that many CCW holders are issued CCWs solely because they have credible threats against them. Think domestic violence victims and the like.

I don't really care if some asshole find my address. I operate under the presumption that everyone's a thieving asshole intent on taking advantage of me in a second if given the opportunity. But some poor lady is gonna find her stalker ex boyfriend breathing down her neck really soon because of this.

The release of PII is bad enough but this really is a target list for people to look at and observe for red flag complaints.

They can say they saw the list, recognized the name or address as being in their community, parked on the street and observed guns going in and out or thought that guns were going in and out and from that, in good faith, they filed a red flag complaint.

Might be a little over the top but with doxing and lunatics out there, I wouldn't be surprised if this happens.

Government "accidentally" publishes the PII and now you have a list of people who own guns and are part of the gun problem.

244 judges with a ccw home and personal data and several hundred reserve officers and other various law enforcement Related people with CCw doxxed. This will end well.

More dems acting like six year olds throwing a tantrum.

I thought we had the right to privacy from the government?

"The Privacy Act of 1974: Prevents the federal government from making unauthorized disclosure of personal information under its control."

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Originally posted by ElToro:
244 judges with a ccw home and personal data and several hundred reserve officers and other various law enforcement Related people with CCw doxxed. This will end well.

This sounds like the biggest exposure by criminals seeking revenge.