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- Feb 28, 2013
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Senate Bill 16, complete AWB
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NO. Don’t work around sh*t. The real problem is the asshat politicians that propose this stuff and the morons who vote for them.
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Give them time to influence their legislature. It only takes 2 red dog Dems to block it in their senate.
randomuser
Ultimate Member
Those morons who vote for those asshats are the majority and its only getting worse as cities become more densely populated and star spreading their ilk into the burbs. Voting them out becomes harder and harder as times passes
Is there a list of such individuals? I would very much like to contact them.
Please don't think I'm being rude, but sometimes you have to do your own research, esp when its your own work.
The 3rd box can’t be opened until these abominations pass. These will be pivotal court decisions which will either shut “them” down, or open the 4th box.
davsco
Ultimate Member
i'll admit to being pretty ignorant when it comes to cases going thru the courts. how long does this stuff take? i mean, CA, NY, DC, NJ, MA etc have some pretty draconian, anti 2a laws and have had them for some time.
I just moved to Virginia and have been out of town for the past couple months. I agree that doing research is important, but I am just getting the lay of the land.
The courts take a long time. It’s like catching the Super Bowl on DVR and watching one play a month. SCOTUS has yet to rule on carry outside the home and AWB.
mgbill
Active Member
Note the definition of Curios and Relics, and how it significantly differs from the ATF definition. See lines 294 through 306 of the draft.
chujohn
Member
The more I think about it, this law is about vengeance and spitefulness towards gun owners. Basically this is the NRA's back yard lets stab them in the eye. There are some petitions out there I did not want to post in case someone already did.
ktigerJ
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- Jun 5, 2013
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I've been looking through the petitions/bills posted thus far. There are a lot that I don't agree with not "just" the firearm bills. All of them, of course, have a Democrat sponsor.
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whistlersmother
Peace through strength
Tennessee.
I’m at the Fairfax County board meeting. It is full of Orange GSL stickers w/ 2 rows of people standing across the back of the auditorium.
I would be Christmas Surprised if Fairfax went Sanctuary. However, I’m sure after tonight they’ll know a lot of Fairfax gun owners will not go quietly.
I would be Christmas Surprised if Fairfax went Sanctuary. However, I’m sure after tonight they’ll know a lot of Fairfax gun owners will not go quietly.
This was passed on 12/3/19 affirming their support of 2A bigotry.
From here: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/legis...pdf/2020/adopted-2020-legislative-program.pdf
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Support legislation to address gun violence in Virginia through common sense gun safety
measures that will help ensure a safe and resilient community.
There have been numerous mass shootings across the United States, including at Virginia Tech in 2007
and more recently in Virginia Beach. In 2017, more than 39,000 Americans (including 1,028 Virginians)
died as a result of gun violence, and Virginia is one of 17 states where more people are killed due to gun
violence than die in car accidents. Fairfax County supports legislation to address this issue, including:
• Universal background checks for all gun buyers;
• Creation of a legal process for the temporary removal of firearms from individuals deemed to pose
an imminent risk of violence to themselves or others (often called “red flag” or “extreme risk
protective order” legislation);
• A ban on assault weapons, high-capacity magazines, armor piercing ammunition, and bump
stocks;
• Limitations on children’s access to firearms;
• Reinstatement of Virginia’s “one-gun-a-month” law;
• Allowing local governments to prohibit or restrict the possession, transportation, or carrying of
dangerous weapons in or on any facility or property owned or leased by the locality, with certain
exceptions, including any person who has been issued a permit to carry a concealed handgun;
and,
• Authorizing localities to ban the possession of pneumatic guns on school grounds, with an
exemption for school-sponsored activities (pneumatic guns use pump action or carbon dioxide gas
cartridges to fire explosives, often strongly resemble firearms, and can cause serious injury or
death). (Updates and reaffirms previous position.)
From here: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/legis...pdf/2020/adopted-2020-legislative-program.pdf
Dangerous Weapons
Support legislation to address gun violence in Virginia through common sense gun safety
measures that will help ensure a safe and resilient community.
There have been numerous mass shootings across the United States, including at Virginia Tech in 2007
and more recently in Virginia Beach. In 2017, more than 39,000 Americans (including 1,028 Virginians)
died as a result of gun violence, and Virginia is one of 17 states where more people are killed due to gun
violence than die in car accidents. Fairfax County supports legislation to address this issue, including:
• Universal background checks for all gun buyers;
• Creation of a legal process for the temporary removal of firearms from individuals deemed to pose
an imminent risk of violence to themselves or others (often called “red flag” or “extreme risk
protective order” legislation);
• A ban on assault weapons, high-capacity magazines, armor piercing ammunition, and bump
stocks;
• Limitations on children’s access to firearms;
• Reinstatement of Virginia’s “one-gun-a-month” law;
• Allowing local governments to prohibit or restrict the possession, transportation, or carrying of
dangerous weapons in or on any facility or property owned or leased by the locality, with certain
exceptions, including any person who has been issued a permit to carry a concealed handgun;
and,
• Authorizing localities to ban the possession of pneumatic guns on school grounds, with an
exemption for school-sponsored activities (pneumatic guns use pump action or carbon dioxide gas
cartridges to fire explosives, often strongly resemble firearms, and can cause serious injury or
death). (Updates and reaffirms previous position.)
Here is a link to the video from the Fairfax void meeting last night:
http://video.fairfaxcounty.gov/player/clip/1558?meta_id=49710
Please open this video to make this the most popular session in Fairfax County history!
On a phone, scroll to the very bottom to 4:30 and click "Public Comment."
http://video.fairfaxcounty.gov/player/clip/1558?meta_id=49710
Please open this video to make this the most popular session in Fairfax County history!
On a phone, scroll to the very bottom to 4:30 and click "Public Comment."
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