96coal449
.308 Win
Many from AR15.com are bringing communications. I read over there as a guest from a link to one of their threads.
1/20/20 Virginia 2nd Amendment Rally discussion (merged thread)
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Karpteach
6.5 Creedmoor
I don’t know what happened, But here I go again.
WE used FUBAR and BOHICA into the late 80’s.
WE used FUBAR and BOHICA into the late 80’s.
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repete
.338 Win Mag
Yeah we got it the first time and the second and now the third,
but what the hell is BOHICA?
Karpteach
6.5 Creedmoor
BOHICA- Bend Over Here It Comes Again!!!Yeah we got it the first time and the second and now the third,
96coal449
.308 Win
So that's what the princess was mumbling when he pulled the immigrant out of the accident seen.
MothMan
.338 Win Mag
If your interested.
MothMan
.338 Win Mag
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MothMan
.338 Win Mag
BOHICA!!!
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Several thousand gun owners turned out at the temporary General Assembly Building on Monday, January 13! The hearing room was divided into two areas - the larger area for gun-rights supporters and the other was a smaller area for gun-control supporters.
Gun owners filled up their side of the room quickly, while the gun controllers side was still pretty empty. To make it looked like they had more people and not look so pitiful, a search for gun-controllers in the waiting line outside the meeting room doors was conducted. Countless gun owners in the line were skipped over in the search for more gun-controllers. Whenever a gun controller was found, they were allowed to go into the meeting room, but no more gun owners were allowed in.
Sheriff Scott Jenkins of Culpeper County and Sheriff Richard Vaughn of Grayson County were in the room in support of gun owners. Sheriff Jenkins spoke twice during the hearings.
The meeting was chaired by Democrat Senator John Edwards. The Republicans on the committee pointed out multiple mistakes and even rules that were broken in the running of the committee, but the Democrat-controlled committee ignored the complaints and lurched forward anyhow, rules be damned.
Republican Senator Bill Stanley, who could not be at the hearing due to a trial he had to attend, had been promised by John Edwards that no gun bills would be heard on Monday, but Senator Edwards went back on his word and gun bills were heard anyhow. Senator Mark Obenshain brought up that broken promise, but to no avail.
Each side was only given 5 minutes total to speak on each bill.
The first gun-control bill to pass out of committee was SB 69, a one-handgun a month bill, which reinstated the last version of that law before it was repealed. Senator Saslaw's version of that same bill, SB 22, was rolled into SB 69 and SB 69 was passed out by a partisan vote of 9 to 5. Republican senators Mark Obenshain and Ryan McDougle put up strong resistance, as did speakers who pointed out that the law had been a failure, but to no avail.
Next up was SB 70, a Universal Background Check bill. Saslaw's version of the same bill, SB 12, was rolled into SB 70. A substitute bill was then offered for SB 70, which made the background checks only apply to sales of guns and not transfers, which fixes the problems with letting a friend or family member use one of your guns without you being constantly present. However, it still strips an 18, 19, or 20 year old from being able to own a handgun, since a dealer cannot process a handgun purchased by federal law for someone that age. Also, a background check would have to be run on all sales, even sales to immediate family members, friends, etc.! SB 70 passed by a partisan vote of 9 to 5.
Senator Barker's Red Flag Law bill, SB 240, was eviscerated, as all the flaws and dangers of that bill were brought up by Republicans Obenshain, McDougle, and Chafin on the committee, as well as by the pro-gun speakers. None of the concerns were addressed and the bill was passed by a partisan vote of 9 to 5.
Finally, SB 615, SB 450, and SB 505, all of which allow localities to pass various gun-control ordinances, were rolled into a substitute version of SB 35, making SB 35 an omnibus bill that destroys preemption by allowing Virginia localities to create a confusing set of local gun-control laws. Again, speaker after speaker spoke against SB 35, but it passed by a partisan 9 to 5 vote.
The gun-control bills that passed out of committee will now head to the Senate Floor to be voted on in a few days. VCDL will have an acton item shortly to bombard Senators with calls and emails encouraging them to opposed the four bills.
Elections have consequences and we are in a real fight to protect our rights.
View this email in your browser
Several thousand gun owners turned out at the temporary General Assembly Building on Monday, January 13! The hearing room was divided into two areas - the larger area for gun-rights supporters and the other was a smaller area for gun-control supporters.
Gun owners filled up their side of the room quickly, while the gun controllers side was still pretty empty. To make it looked like they had more people and not look so pitiful, a search for gun-controllers in the waiting line outside the meeting room doors was conducted. Countless gun owners in the line were skipped over in the search for more gun-controllers. Whenever a gun controller was found, they were allowed to go into the meeting room, but no more gun owners were allowed in.
Sheriff Scott Jenkins of Culpeper County and Sheriff Richard Vaughn of Grayson County were in the room in support of gun owners. Sheriff Jenkins spoke twice during the hearings.
The meeting was chaired by Democrat Senator John Edwards. The Republicans on the committee pointed out multiple mistakes and even rules that were broken in the running of the committee, but the Democrat-controlled committee ignored the complaints and lurched forward anyhow, rules be damned.
Republican Senator Bill Stanley, who could not be at the hearing due to a trial he had to attend, had been promised by John Edwards that no gun bills would be heard on Monday, but Senator Edwards went back on his word and gun bills were heard anyhow. Senator Mark Obenshain brought up that broken promise, but to no avail.
Each side was only given 5 minutes total to speak on each bill.
The first gun-control bill to pass out of committee was SB 69, a one-handgun a month bill, which reinstated the last version of that law before it was repealed. Senator Saslaw's version of that same bill, SB 22, was rolled into SB 69 and SB 69 was passed out by a partisan vote of 9 to 5. Republican senators Mark Obenshain and Ryan McDougle put up strong resistance, as did speakers who pointed out that the law had been a failure, but to no avail.
Next up was SB 70, a Universal Background Check bill. Saslaw's version of the same bill, SB 12, was rolled into SB 70. A substitute bill was then offered for SB 70, which made the background checks only apply to sales of guns and not transfers, which fixes the problems with letting a friend or family member use one of your guns without you being constantly present. However, it still strips an 18, 19, or 20 year old from being able to own a handgun, since a dealer cannot process a handgun purchased by federal law for someone that age. Also, a background check would have to be run on all sales, even sales to immediate family members, friends, etc.! SB 70 passed by a partisan vote of 9 to 5.
Senator Barker's Red Flag Law bill, SB 240, was eviscerated, as all the flaws and dangers of that bill were brought up by Republicans Obenshain, McDougle, and Chafin on the committee, as well as by the pro-gun speakers. None of the concerns were addressed and the bill was passed by a partisan vote of 9 to 5.
Finally, SB 615, SB 450, and SB 505, all of which allow localities to pass various gun-control ordinances, were rolled into a substitute version of SB 35, making SB 35 an omnibus bill that destroys preemption by allowing Virginia localities to create a confusing set of local gun-control laws. Again, speaker after speaker spoke against SB 35, but it passed by a partisan 9 to 5 vote.
The gun-control bills that passed out of committee will now head to the Senate Floor to be voted on in a few days. VCDL will have an acton item shortly to bombard Senators with calls and emails encouraging them to opposed the four bills.
Elections have consequences and we are in a real fight to protect our rights.
96coal449
.308 Win
Magic 8 ball says......
outlook does not look good
outlook does not look good
GOYABEAN
.950 JDJ
Target
6.5 Creedmoor
On one of the ARfcom threads someone is setting up comms.
They have not released freqs as of yet. You may have to PM the guy to get on the list for release closer to Monday.
They have not released freqs as of yet. You may have to PM the guy to get on the list for release closer to Monday.
Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
"all weapons" including guns .. so no cars and trucks and bus's .. no hands and no feet allowed too ..
Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
holdover
.475 A&M Magnum
Yes, he can stop 50,000 people from entering the grounds by simply controlling the entrance and exit points. Each entrance point can be narrowed down to one person at a time by several dozen/hundred officers armed to the teeth. Think Thermopoly, hot gates/Football game.
John Stark
.44 mag
If he follows through on declaring a temporary emergency, Blackface will have a lot of law enforcement and "public safety" options open to him, and pretty much at any point in time he can declare an assembly "unlawful" and the cops can tell everyone to GTFO or be arrested.
If he does declare a temporary state of emergency that will not allow their peaceful assembly based on "internet rumors" and supposed "threatening emails or phone calls," VA citizens should either go in loaded for bear, or go hunt somewhere else.
ETA: the real question is what are folks in VA going to do when their version of FUAC decides to call their protest an "unlawful assembly" and closes it all down. Going to the capitol grounds now where he's banned ALL arms is crazy. Are 10,000 to 100,00 VA citizens going to disarm themselves to go into that crap show?
holdover
.475 A&M Magnum
That would be the best situation possible , that's like giving up the high ground.
John Stark
.44 mag
If they really had the numbers they're claiming they're going to have, and the resolve to show up fully armed, they should show up to the barriers and checkpoints and invite the cops to join them and collectively thumb their nose at Coonman. You never know.
If they voluntarily disarm so that they can enter the grounds and the government buildings to lobby their "representatives" (who don't in fact represent them), Coonman and the Commiecrats win the propaganda war.
VCDL, who is running the show right now, is going to have egg on their face over the embarrassment of calling for 100k patriots to show up at the capitol so that Blackface knows they mean business, but now has to beg everyone to show up disarmed if they want to "lobby."
I wonder if anyone in VCDL, whom I'm assuming applied for and got the permit to hold their rally/protest, even considered the police and public safety powers available to a sitting governor before they got the ball rolling.
Is Tom King's cousin running things down there, or a former military guy who knows what's really going on in this country?
State and Federal officials historically have really not had a problem telling the plebes to STFU and go hope... or else. Especially if the plebes were armed. They have many time used the bully boys to scare off and even kill American citizens who want to assemble and petition their government.
The Commiecrats and Coonman are running the playbook, and I'm not sure if most supporters of the Constitution even understand that their "own government" has a playbook, or that they themselves need one to counter that.
If they voluntarily disarm so that they can enter the grounds and the government buildings to lobby their "representatives" (who don't in fact represent them), Coonman and the Commiecrats win the propaganda war.
VCDL, who is running the show right now, is going to have egg on their face over the embarrassment of calling for 100k patriots to show up at the capitol so that Blackface knows they mean business, but now has to beg everyone to show up disarmed if they want to "lobby."
I wonder if anyone in VCDL, whom I'm assuming applied for and got the permit to hold their rally/protest, even considered the police and public safety powers available to a sitting governor before they got the ball rolling.
Is Tom King's cousin running things down there, or a former military guy who knows what's really going on in this country?
State and Federal officials historically have really not had a problem telling the plebes to STFU and go hope... or else. Especially if the plebes were armed. They have many time used the bully boys to scare off and even kill American citizens who want to assemble and petition their government.
The Commiecrats and Coonman are running the playbook, and I'm not sure if most supporters of the Constitution even understand that their "own government" has a playbook, or that they themselves need one to counter that.
maverick52
.223 Rem
Governor of VA already declared state of emergency. Media is running stories that this is an alt right movement. While most people here are good Americans, we can expect some assholes to mess it up. Then the media will turn it on us. I also would’ the surprised if there are agent provocateurs there
holdover
.475 A&M Magnum
That's exactly whats going to happen. The people are going to be discredited , They are going to appear to be neo Nazis white racist's who want to overthrow the government . Not as people trying to keep their rights.
SmallGameAddict
.308 Win
Virginia Governor Declares State Of Emergency Ahead Of Gun Rights Rally
Gov. Ralph Northam said that "there are groups with malicious plans" and raised concerns about a reprise of the white supremacist violence in Charlottesville in 2017.
www.npr.org
When in doubt pull the racist card.
SmallGameAddict
.308 Win
Can't stand the heat stay out of the kitchen
With a SoE he can now call in the National Guard.
spat
.700 Nitro Express
Many of them were probably planning on attending the rally anyway....
I am hoping the NG turns on him. Honestly I would love to see the NG General remove him from office.
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What a fucking hide under your desk safe room spineless jellyfish wet noodle pussy!
Wants the Democratically controlled State to "USE" guns to defend the legislature... Simply amazing, and so typically progressive hypocritical...
Every single person should show up with cardboard cut outs, and rifle bags with wooden dummies to give them all fucking heart attacks and then all the attendees can then sue the State for what most assuredly will be mass violations of unreasonable searches... Lmao! Bankrupt the fuckers! Hit them where it hurts, they'll have no money left to give away for free college to criminal migrants!
//End Rant
Wants the Democratically controlled State to "USE" guns to defend the legislature... Simply amazing, and so typically progressive hypocritical...
Every single person should show up with cardboard cut outs, and rifle bags with wooden dummies to give them all fucking heart attacks and then all the attendees can then sue the State for what most assuredly will be mass violations of unreasonable searches... Lmao! Bankrupt the fuckers! Hit them where it hurts, they'll have no money left to give away for free college to criminal migrants!
//End Rant
John Stark
.44 mag
According to Coonman:
Yeah right. Demrats are salivating for another Charlottesville.
They better hope they don't get another Boston Tea Party, because the adults who pay the taxes and build and fix everything in this country are sick to death of scum like Blackface.
Yeah right. Demrats are salivating for another Charlottesville.
They better hope they don't get another Boston Tea Party, because the adults who pay the taxes and build and fix everything in this country are sick to death of scum like Blackface.
SmallGameAddict
.308 Win
According to the comments, they won't be cardboard cut outs
Bananabandit
.338 Win Mag
Let me grab my popcorn.
C3D
.308 Win
I wonder if Antifa will have the balls to show up to this rally