SAJ-99
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Try starting here…
Not a Game Law issue, but I'm interested in WA HTer's opinion of this new WA proposed gun law bill HB 1504.
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You honestly think I have time to rifle through 79 pages of "opinions"? I'm sorry your candidate lost. I just want specific examples that I can research.Try starting here…
Not to mention...you're the one that chirped-off and played "professor". Show me the data? Show me some bill headlines?Try starting here…
Just use the ignore feature of the site. Click on user, ignore.
The Dems have had a stranglehold on power in this state for the last 40 yrs.
3 Insane counties, Pierce, King & Snohomish determine everything & if you told me they count dead people, id believe it.
Which is worse...... Taxation without representation or The illusion of representation & the will of the people ignored.
One is a lie, & both amount to the same thing.
If I could, I would move to Idaho in a heartbeat, No matter how I or anyone else votes here, all we get are more infringements & more blue insanity. It does not ever seem to end.
The real Clowns are the ones in Olympia who are infringing on our Rights every legislative session for decades.
Kirk is the one pointing this out & you want to trash him?
That's like being carjacked & telling a good Samaritan to get lost.
Kirk is doing Way more than most to bring awareness to the issues that affect ALL of us that care about 2A rights & should be applauded for his efforts. I know I do.
HB 1504 has failed, however HB 1163, (Permit to purchase & live fire training proficiency requirement) just passed the state senate & will be on the Gov.to sign all too soon.
State Senate passes bill requiring gun buyers to get permit, take live fire training
The Washington state Senate passed a bill that would require anyone who wants to buy a gun to obtain a permit and undergo live fire training first.
komonews.com
This is exactly why we are where we are in this state, each year chipping away at our Rights.
I will not be a frog in the pot, you can choose to be onethough.
"Those who give up freedom (rights) for security deserve neither"
SAJ-99
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You can always jump out of the pot, as Kirk suggested people would or should.
I will not be a frog in the pot, you can choose to be one though.
HONEYBADGER
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This will do nothing to stop burglaries.I think the point of the legislation is directed at FFL dealers. It is in response to a series of burglaries of gun shops across the state. I can speak to other states, so if you see the same thing then “you do you”, but I actually am open to the premise of the legislation. We no longer live in a world where a shop can just lock its doors and close up at night and have some reasonable certainly that the place won’t be broken into. If you sell guns, I think you should have a higher degree of security, or more insurance. That said, I don’t know if this legislation is the proper solution. But it’s a starting point for discussion. If it gets voted in, for those that don’t like it they can move. That is freedom. I suggest moving to Montana so they can shoot mulie forkies for cheap every year.
"Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety" - Ben Franklin
