Call to Oppose Bill 1062 Magazine Ban

Stagstalker · Feb 22, 2018

danb said:
I call bs. they knew what they were doing. They just pretend to be dumb.

It appears these delegates, like Ramirez, must first make a public attempt to violate the highest laws of the land {BOR 2a} like an initiation into a club or group {communist progressive army?}...or perhaps to receive funding {soros?}
Little doubt there is a ligit war against Democracy, Freedom and Liberty.

fidelity · Feb 22, 2018

If Ramirez was the complainant that precipitated the arrests of pro-2A demonstrators on a public sidewalk in Annapolis, he also doesn't support 1A. Consistent, I suppose, but an interesting position for someone running for a States Attorney office.

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Stagstalker · Feb 22, 2018

They must show they are committed to destroying the Constitution to be accepted and trusted. The order to arrest was from higher up as in "we've got your back", but likely spurred from his fear/cries of being confronted at the coffee party.

Jaybeez · Feb 22, 2018

Lay off the Republican senators

One if their chiefs of staff was completely flummoxed at the number of emails she got. She said it was keeping her from getting anything done.

mac1_131 · Feb 22, 2018

danb said:
I call bs. they knew what they were doing. They just pretend to be dumb.

^^^^
This

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GolfR · Feb 22, 2018

lazarus said:
I could be wrong, but I don’t know that it is actually a crime to be in posession of ONLY a magazine as a prohibited person. Ammunition or a gun yes. I don’t think there is language that says a magazines or firearm parts is a crime to have as a prohibited person.

You are correct, I implied in my statement the the crime was committed with a firearm with the magazine. If they were to make possession of a magazine greater than 10 rounds illegal for a convicted felon that would be a new law. New but dumb.

Qbeam · Feb 22, 2018

To all that testified, submitted emails, and called in, thank you for your time and effort. It is appreciated by the community as a whole.

Q

pilot25 · Feb 22, 2018

GolfR said:
You are correct, I implied in my statement the the crime was committed with a firearm with the magazine. If they were to make possession of a magazine greater than 10 rounds illegal for a convicted felon that would be a new law. New but dumb.

All this for a box with springs that will be easily made on a 3D printer very soon.

Alan3413 · Feb 22, 2018

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MigraineMan · Feb 22, 2018

On my way out of the Judiciary Committee chamber, I held the door open because I saw someone in my peripheral. Turns out it was Senator Brochin. He could have kept walking, but instead struck up a conversation ... said he liked my testimony. We chatted for a short while out in the rotonda area.

I very much enjoyed watching Jen Pauliukliukliukonis get pounced on by multiple Senators with her big pile o' statistics. They weren't buying what she was shovelling.

Most of the mdpgv ladies bailed by about 6pm. The 2A folks, however, were there until the end. It was good to stand and testify with y'all.

Not_an_outlaw · Feb 22, 2018

How many times did Zirkin say: "It's not In my wheelhouse."

So, what is in your wheelhouse?

Adolph Oliver Bush · Feb 23, 2018

GolfR said:
What exactly was there intent then? It's already illegal to commit a crime with a >10 rnd magazine.

Someone, ahem, mentioned this during testimony.....

danb · Feb 23, 2018

No matter the intent, this should be defeated. Even if amended, some retailers will no doubt think maryland banned magazine possession and stop selling them to Marylanders.

This is a retarded bill. Felons already cannot own guns or ammo. More laws are not the solution when prosecutors and judges are not keeping people behind bars in the first place.

Adolph Oliver Bush · Feb 23, 2018

MigraineMan said:
Most of the mdpgv ladies bailed by about 6pm. The 2A folks, however, were there until the end. It was good to stand and testify with y'all.

They all left at the beginning of the magazine restriction Bill, which means that they didn't hear the Baltimore police testufy that NO LAWFUL GUN OWNERS COMMITTED A FIREARMS-RELATED CRIME IN BALTIMORE LAST YEAR!!!

676 total shootings, not one done by a concealed carry permit holder. 'nuff said.

dogbone · Feb 23, 2018

MigraineMan said:
On my way out of the Judiciary Committee chamber, I held the door open because I saw someone in my peripheral. Turns out it was Senator Brochin. He could have kept walking, but instead struck up a conversation ... said he liked my testimony. We chatted for a short while out in the rotonda area.

I very much enjoyed watching Jen Pauliukliukliukonis get pounced on by multiple Senators with her big pile o' statistics. They weren't buying what she was shovelling.

Most of the mdpgv ladies bailed by about 6pm. The 2A folks, however, were there until the end. It was good to stand and testify with y'all.

Thank you for being there and for your civility and good manners. Don't trust that snake in the grass Brochin. He is as dangerous to our cause as any of the Demanding Mommies, if not more so, as he will stab you in the back while smiling to your face.

Schipperke · Feb 23, 2018

Not_an_outlaw said:
How many times did Zirkin say: "It's not In my wheelhouse."

So, what is in your wheelhouse?

Yes, that was quite often and transparent. Is it some caveat that no matter which way he votes it is an excuse to hold him blameless?

Adolph Oliver Bush said:
They all left at the beginning of the magazine restriction Bill, which means that they didn't hear the Baltimore police testufy that NO LAWFUL GUN OWNERS COMMITTED A FIREARMS-RELATED CRIME IN BALTIMORE LAST YEAR!!!

676 total shootings, not one done by a concealed carry permit holder. 'nuff said.

The ladies wouldn't care. One lady so animated and against passing the right to buy a rifle in Ohio, under Maryland rule of law.. it's just pointless to even try talking sense to these types.

I'm more concerned if your testimony fell on deaf ears where it counts. The Magazine sponsors seemed to back track, but none of this is over till the fat lady sings.

daggo66 · Feb 23, 2018

danb said:
No matter the intent, this should be defeated. Even if amended, some retailers will no doubt think maryland banned magazine possession and stop selling them to Marylanders.

Too late

thomfantomas · Feb 23, 2018

Do guys reqlly think Governor Hogan would sign this bogus bill if passed?

Doctor_M · Feb 23, 2018

Based on the comments he just made about bump-stocks, yes. It saddens me to say that, but yes.

dad4 · Feb 23, 2018

Dejavu, all over again.

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