I think you're missing the point, Brew. While confiscation is definitely a concern with a registry, blatant and possibly intentional recklessness with this information puts hundreds of judges and thousands of police/government workers at risk of retribution from people who feel they've been wronged. Additionally it made available a shopping list for any criminal looking to add to their personal arsenal.

Sunoverbeach wrote:

Bucky I don’t know what you mean by data breach, they Cal DOJ happened to “update” the system and made this info readily available. When I read breach it has a connotation that it was nefariously taken, where here it was readily given away and Bonta the POS waited 48 before even acknowledging that it happened.

ZRX1200 wrote:

The better word is probably just “released”!

We also have a statewide database for all handguns. I wonder when we’ll release that one.

HockeyDad wrote:

I hear they are going to subpoena the Ginsu buyers list - Hide those steak knives, cause Biden’s a common for ‘em !

Brewha wrote:

Can we set up a bunch of deep level charges at the San Andreas Fault and cast of CA to float way into the ocean? We could really use some terraforming at that end of the country.

Maybe just let them secede from the union so they can become a third world country on their own.

BuckyB93 wrote: