I give up.... you will never admit you were wrong no matter how many state examples I cite here clearly showing you are wrong. You are plain FUCKING WRONG. Your only retort is that Philly is suing.... suing does not mean shit when the law in Penn. is pretty clear. if a city bans firing a weapon in an open park, preemption will probably lose. But if you want to ban concealed carry in teh city and the state allows it, city loses.
Your quote "Pennsylvania, like 44 other states, has a “preemption” law prohibiting local governments from enacting gun regulations that are stricter than those passed by state legislatures.' is not found on the webpage you cited. There is nothing on the page about "44 other states." Try again. '
Arizona’s punitive gun preemption law requires the county, city or town to “post a bond equal to the amount of state shared revenue” whenever the state attorney general files suit against the local government for an alleged violation of Arizona’s gun preemption law.
Now you are just being obtuse because you are looking really bad and figure if you keep changing the point you dont have to admit you are wrong.... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_the_United_States_by_state Look at eveyr single state and focus on the line item "State Preemption of Local Laws" for each state and the citation that shows it is most states. case closed
As the result of a concerted lobbying campaign by the National Rifle Association, more than 40 states have passed broad firearm preemption laws that specifically prohibit local governments from adopting reasonable gun laws tailored to local conditions. These laws prevent local mayors and police chiefs—the officials most familiar with local criminal activity and how to address it—from passing common-sense public safety measures designed to keep their communities safe. https://everytownresearch.org/report/fact-sheet-preemption-laws/
You are welcome to come up with proof of settled law. All you have come up is proof of ongoing litigation. Any changes in enforcing the local law are temporary until the chain of lawsuits going though the courts complete their travel. And yes, multiple state legislatures have tried to put laws in place (or have and were sued immediately). If your claims that 43 or 44 states allow state law to preempt local gun law then there would be dozens of cities where their existing gun restrictions would not be allowed. This simply is not so.
what's next, you're going to tell us city and state courts supersede SCOTUS and we can't walk backwards in high heels on a rainy day?
No it just means they cannot be MORE RESTRICTIVE than STATE LAWS which is what you said... now you are lying about what you said to avoid admitting you are wrong.. Seriously... I now have to fucking post all 40+ state laws for you to believe you were wrong ...