85MikeTPI
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And states with heavy gun control laws "encourage" law abiding gun owners to move out of state. A family of conservative voters move out, a family of check cashers move in and the demorat majority grows even stronger..
Delegate Dumais working on bill to ban 80% firearms
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.....and CONTROL (but that could be a subset of TYRANNY)
rockstarr
Major Deplorable
cant argue this much. crazy how certain liberal states just bleed citizens due to the constraints placed upon them by the uptopian overlords.
fabsroman
Ultimate Member
Guessing the antique firearms thing is because of the murder of a woman at the Germantown Target by her ex that used blackpowder guns because he could not legally buy a firearm. That is in Dumais' backyard and I believe my recollection of the event is somewhat decent even though it happened a couple of years ago.
fabsroman
Ultimate Member
Other than the 80% computer aided bill, has there been any other bill introduced regarding 80% firearms, or manufacturing a firearm for personal use?
pcfixer
Ultimate Member
"Tyranny is defined as that which is legal for the government but illegal for the citizenry." Thomas Jefferson
also. "If a law is unjust, a man is not only right to disobey it, he is obligated to do so." by Thomas Jefferson
also. "If a law is unjust, a man is not only right to disobey it, he is obligated to do so." by Thomas Jefferson
Not as of today.
whistlersmother
Peace through strength
The black powder bill is absolutely unenforceable.
Passing it will add to my contempt.
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Passing it will add to my contempt.
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Defense Rifle
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Question is when will Maryland gun owners put a stop to this? Holding up stupid signs and yelling in small numbers only makes a mockery of the gun community. This has gone on too far enough.
Soon you will have an ammunition license requirement bill, gun insurance bill, can only buy 50 rounds of ammunition per month bill, yearly police checkup on your guns bill (like they do in Japan), when does this stop? You already have legalized gun-confiscation aka "red flag" and ERPO.
My friend in Maryland use to tell me people would stand up when they ban guns, then MD banned guns and mags (SB281), then he said they will stand up when they come to confiscate guns, now MD has legalized gun confiscation.
Soon you will have an ammunition license requirement bill, gun insurance bill, can only buy 50 rounds of ammunition per month bill, yearly police checkup on your guns bill (like they do in Japan), when does this stop? You already have legalized gun-confiscation aka "red flag" and ERPO.
My friend in Maryland use to tell me people would stand up when they ban guns, then MD banned guns and mags (SB281), then he said they will stand up when they come to confiscate guns, now MD has legalized gun confiscation.
If you have a constructive idea, please speak up... the floor is yours.
I’m all ears...
But you will have to speak up because you are 300 miles from the battle lines.
You can’t be brave from a distance...
—Snallygaster
Defense Rifle
Active Member
I lived in MD for 20+ years, I grew up there, I still visit the state, and correction it is 450 miles. Even when I lived there I was politically active there, I reached out to Democrats, I wrote emails, made phone calls, visited offices, encouraged others to do the same, doing all this while managing a full-time career.
I even met O'Malley once and raised the issues with him on the real-life impact these policies have, and that was BEFORE SB281. I've also reached out to Paul Ryan's office when he was speaker of the House.
Don't tell me I am only brave from a distance. I no longer live there, you do, and if you Maryland gun owners don't stop these Dems you are going to get further steamrolled.
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This is the 2nd or maybe 3rd time she has introduced this bill. I'm going to speculate she is sharp enough to have rewritten it to get better acceptance from her colleagues. It doesn't have to be enforceable. What retailer is going to sell these guns in Maryland with that liability hanging over them? Do they have a way to verify a buyer isn't prohibited?
Defense Rifle
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Bertfish
Throw bread on me
Because it is your means to resist their agenda
Again, what do you propose? The Dems have a veto-proof majority in the GA. What do we threaten them with? What leverage do we have?
shootin the breeze
Missed it by that much
Unfortunately we are fast approaching the fourth box...
I think the third still has life in it. Fingers are crossed. The fourth is an ugly scenario.
whistlersmother
Peace through strength
Vendor in Maryland - no, won't sell it.
Vendor elsewhere - yes, with cash, no questions asked 'cause it ain't regulated anywhere - except soon to be Maryland.
This is just a feel good sh*t bill that can't be enforced.
shootin the breeze
Missed it by that much
I hope you’re right but it sure doesn’t seem that way, at least for Maryland. And, CA, NJ, NY, MA...
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