Celt
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** ACTION ALERT ** Rally against the Progressives Anti-gun rally Monday 2/19/18 from 5-6pm in front of the Historic Putnam County Courthouse,44 Gleneida Ave, Carmel NY 10512
Action Alert Putnum County
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Jmac00
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You're at the wrong end of the state
Celt
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I know. Grew up in Greene, on the side of the Catskill mountains. Unfortunately life/work took me down here. Gotta make it work for now.
Deplorable Me
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Even if a loan person went to photo, video and document the event still worthwhile. Preserve evidence of misinformation. Passive presence still beneficial. Post on YouTube with corrections. That would reach a broader audience forever.
Stolen from the Alinsky playbook.
Stolen from the Alinsky playbook.
Putnam County has the highest # of carry permits In the State (per capita), or once did... It is a very "VERY" 2A friendly county! Can't see this amounting to much of anything but a few kool-aid drinkers high-fiving each other about how they're making a difference! LMAO!
Saltwater60
20×102mm Vulcan
Sorry bro long ride or id be there.
GOYABEAN
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Celt
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It's all good, I got the alert in my email and just wanted to make sure everybody was aware in case they had the opportunity.
GOYABEAN
.950 JDJ
Change demanded at anti-gun rally in Carmel
CARMEL – More than 200 gun control advocates rallied in downtown Carmel on Monday evening demanding changes in legislation following the deaths of 17 people shot and killed at a high school in Florida.
The vigil outside the historic Putnam Courthouse was organized by the Vision with Action Can Change the World organization.
Signs and candles in Carmel
Speaker after speaker called out politicians for their lack of action.
“Shame on You!” the crowd chanted over and over again to President Trump and the National Rifle Association.
Mixed among the demonstrators were Second Amendment proponents who verbally sparred with several in the crowd. Sheriff’s deputies moved in to make sure that fisticuffs was averted.
On both sides of the aisle, people were passionate about their beliefs.
Ron Stout of Putnam Valley, a Vietnam veteran, charged that over the “past 30 years something has happened to the interpretation of the Second Amendment which has allowed people to go crazy and purchase weapons that were never intended to be in the hands of civilians. An AR-15 is an assault rifle that has no use in the civilian population. More testing is needed to obtain a driver’s license than to purchase a weapon. It is insane!”
Stout noted that “Second Amendment rights have been in place since the late 1700’s. They were drafted when people had muzzle loaders. They did not have full automatic weapons that kill people.”
Tony Provenzano, who said he resided in Putnam County, felt differently. “Groups like this never try to stop what happened. They are using the opportunity to take rights away from law abiding citizens. The guy who killed the people in Florida should have been picked up before he walked into that school but they don’t want to talk about that. All they want to do is deal with issues that promote their agenda by taking the Second Amendment away from those who want to protect themselves and their families.”
Putnam Sheriff Robert Langley told the emotionally charged audience that “Putnam County is a safe county because we all remain vigilant. When we see something or hear something, we must say something no matter how insignificant it may seem. Listen to your children and don’t dismiss their concerns.”
Teacher Marcia Stone wept while describing school as a “place of learning, not of death.”
Northern Westchester Assemblyman David Buchwald called for a nationwide ban on assault weapons. “Words are not enough. Guns must be kept out of the hands of those adjudicated to be at a risk of harming themselves or others. We need safe storage laws for guns that are not in use similar to legislation currently on the books in Westchester while taking guns out of the hands of convicted domestic violence offenders.”
CARMEL – More than 200 gun control advocates rallied in downtown Carmel on Monday evening demanding changes in legislation following the deaths of 17 people shot and killed at a high school in Florida.
The vigil outside the historic Putnam Courthouse was organized by the Vision with Action Can Change the World organization.
Signs and candles in Carmel
Speaker after speaker called out politicians for their lack of action.
“Shame on You!” the crowd chanted over and over again to President Trump and the National Rifle Association.
Mixed among the demonstrators were Second Amendment proponents who verbally sparred with several in the crowd. Sheriff’s deputies moved in to make sure that fisticuffs was averted.
On both sides of the aisle, people were passionate about their beliefs.
Ron Stout of Putnam Valley, a Vietnam veteran, charged that over the “past 30 years something has happened to the interpretation of the Second Amendment which has allowed people to go crazy and purchase weapons that were never intended to be in the hands of civilians. An AR-15 is an assault rifle that has no use in the civilian population. More testing is needed to obtain a driver’s license than to purchase a weapon. It is insane!”
Stout noted that “Second Amendment rights have been in place since the late 1700’s. They were drafted when people had muzzle loaders. They did not have full automatic weapons that kill people.”
Tony Provenzano, who said he resided in Putnam County, felt differently. “Groups like this never try to stop what happened. They are using the opportunity to take rights away from law abiding citizens. The guy who killed the people in Florida should have been picked up before he walked into that school but they don’t want to talk about that. All they want to do is deal with issues that promote their agenda by taking the Second Amendment away from those who want to protect themselves and their families.”
Putnam Sheriff Robert Langley told the emotionally charged audience that “Putnam County is a safe county because we all remain vigilant. When we see something or hear something, we must say something no matter how insignificant it may seem. Listen to your children and don’t dismiss their concerns.”
Teacher Marcia Stone wept while describing school as a “place of learning, not of death.”
Northern Westchester Assemblyman David Buchwald called for a nationwide ban on assault weapons. “Words are not enough. Guns must be kept out of the hands of those adjudicated to be at a risk of harming themselves or others. We need safe storage laws for guns that are not in use similar to legislation currently on the books in Westchester while taking guns out of the hands of convicted domestic violence offenders.”
96coal449
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I'm tiring. I didn't log in yesterday ... I needed a break. I logged into another forum. Same old fuckin BS.
I'm far from computer savoy.
We should start posting pics of the death camps that the Jews and other undesirables faced.
THAT IS NOT PROPAGANDA.
I'm far from computer savoy.
We should start posting pics of the death camps that the Jews and other undesirables faced.
THAT IS NOT PROPAGANDA.
Celt
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Im sick and fucking tired! The constant chipping away of our rights!