Republican reps did this.

[redtail]

Olean Article.
New York Legislature adds more crimes to no-gun list


“The law in question redefines ‘serious’ offense far too broadly, raising the potential that many non-violent individuals charged with very minor infractions could be stripped of their Second Amendment rights. Actions as minor as entering a fenced yard or building of a family member without permission or deliberately irritating someone would be enough to deprive them of their rights."

Legal text. http://legislation.nysenate.gov/pdf/bills/2017/s8121

 

[ArmedCorgi]

How about laws against abuse of the message of necessity? Where are those???

 

[Robin]

In other words, right now we don't have the ball to just ban all weapons so we will create more laws to keep people from possessing them till we can come and take the rest. What the fuck country have we become!!!!
robin

 

[jimc]

The message of necessity has become worthless. He used it to rename the Tappen Zee Bridge:

"Again, the Governor had to abuse the constitution’s Message of Necessity provision to make the bridge renaming happen. He had to decree that renaming the bridge was an “emergency” measure, and rush this through late at night."

Cuomo Calls NYers Who Had Guts to Disagree on Bridge Renaming “Mean” & “Vindictive” - Reclaim New York

 

[VietnamEraVet]

Sickening, - but not surprising. I'm leaning more and more towards closing up my businesses here and departing this shithole of a state. It pains me because I have family here; I love the area, the people, and the food.

But the tipping point is getting close...damn close.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

Sickening, - but not surprising. I'm leaning more and more towards closing up my businesses here and departing this shithole of a state. It pains me because I have family here; I love the area, the people, and the food.

But the tipping point is getting close...damn close.

I'm very close. My wife and I are even doing internet searches on housing and jobs in free America.

 

[redtail]

Sickening, - but not surprising. I'm leaning more and more towards closing up my businesses here and departing this shithole of a state. It pains me because I have family here; I love the area, the people, and the food.

But the tipping point is getting close...damn close.

Sadly, I have resigned myself to the same end. The NY Repubs would be Dems in any other state , disgusting lot of self serving swamp pigs. Waiting on some family needs to actively purse the new home state.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

Sadly, I have resigned myself to the same end. The NY Repubs would be Dems in any other state , disgusting lot of self serving swamp pigs. Waiting on some family needs to actively purse the new home state.

I hear you.

If it wasn't for family issues I would already be gone. Were trying to figure out how to make family issues workout if/when we move out

 

[GOPerfect]

I am almost to the point of not caring any longer. Go on, pass more laws; pass more each and everyday.

Restrict the Rights of the people as much as possible. Bring the uprising closer!!!

 

[redtail]

Look at these names , most are expected to stab us in the back, but even the few I had faith in have gone dark now.. SMDH

 

[Criticalt]

2 years ago we bought a new home on 29 acres in PA.
It was a seriously neglected property with a dilapidated house.
We spent the money to fix it all and now is worth 1.5 times what we paid for it.
Our plan was to live there full time after we sell our property and business in NYS.
However, PA is possibly not the best place to live. The dems are fighting hard for control.
So, our new plan is to sell both of our properties and moving most likely to the mid- west....Idaho, Montama, Wyoming.......
Between the $250,000 from our PA property and the selling of our 600 acre NY property which has a renovated 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath main farmhouse, a renovated 2 BR 1 bath Caretakers cabin and 3 fully fuctional barns including an operating milk house and slaughter/butcher house and large smokehouse, we will have enough money to find a great property out west.
Anyways, ive been researching the best place for free Americans. Northern Idaho/western Montama are very high on our list.
Screw NYS.

 

[VietnamEraVet]

It pains me also because I have lived here almost my entire life, - except for when I was in the Navy. My entire life's work is invested here. I have been approached by an out of state firm, located in the mid south, doing the exact same thing I do here, but at 3-4X my current earnings. Trying to firm up the offer and work out the details. If it hits, I will be gone in 3 months.

Cuomo and all of those other worthless politicians can suck my dick.

 

[GOPerfect]

2 years ago we bought a new home on 29 acres in PA.
It was a seriously neglected property with a dilapidated house.
We spent the money to fix it all and now is worth 1.5 times what we paid for it.
Our plan was to live there full time after we sell our property and business in NYS.
However, PA is possibly not the best place to live. The dems are fighting hard for control.
So, our new plan is to sell both of our properties and moving most likely to the mid- west....Idaho, Montama, Wyoming.......
Between the $250,000 from our PA property and the selling of our 600 acre NY property which has a renovated 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath main farmhouse, a renovated 2 BR 1 bath Caretakers cabin and 3 fully fuctional barns including an operating milk house and slaughter/butcher house and large smokehouse, we will have enough money to find a great property out west.
Anyways, ive been researching the best place for free Americans. Northern Idaho/western Montama are very high on our list.
Screw NYS.

We do not retire for some time. Well, twelve years or so. We started looking to Pennsylvania, but due to changes in the past year or so, we have cancelled that area. I like the idea of the Midwest. I spent a bit of time in montana years ago, what an awesome and amazing place!

 

[tirwin1]

Sickening, - but not surprising. I'm leaning more and more towards closing up my businesses here and departing this shithole of a state. It pains me because I have family here; I love the area, the people, and the food.

But the tipping point is getting close...damn close.

My thoughts exactly. I was born and raised in upstate NY and have plenty of family and friends. Summers are beautiful but winters have been annoying me more and more. I can see the direction this state is headed, economically and in terms of gun rights. I have gone from never even thinking about moving to starting my research. I can work remotely but my wife can't so we are stuck at least until retirement.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

We do not retire for some time. Well, twelve years or so. We started looking to Pennsylvania, but due to changes in the past year or so, we have cancelled that area. I like the idea of the Midwest. I spent a bit of time in montana years ago, what an awesome and amazing place!

Agreed... A few years ago I had considered PA an option. But recently I think I've changed my mind and moving to PA would only be delaying the inevitable. PA is slowly going the way of NY.

If i move and jump through all the hoops and misery of a long distance move and uprooting family im going all in and choosing a place that should at least on paper be safe from the liberal plague for my lifetime.

I would love to move out to MT/WY/ID but more likely I will probably end up in SC or TN.

 

[Jmac00]

Sickening, - but not surprising. I'm leaning more and more towards closing up my businesses here and departing this shithole of a state. It pains me because I have family here; I love the area, the people, and the food.

But the tipping point is getting close...damn close.

Im right there with you. Im very close to closing down my business, selling all my property and leaving. I can get a really nice property in S.Carolina or Tennessee, pay cash and just have to come up with less than a grand in property tax. There is no longer any point in staying in this over-regulated shithole state

 

[reinhardt]

I remember a song by the Doors the name of which escapes me. In the song Jim Morrison proclaims " They got the guns but we got the numbers". The meaning was that the youth of that era would prevail over whatever it was they were protesting about at the moment despite having no guns.
It seems to me that this line is applicable today. Now, we got the guns but they have the numbers and the we gun owners have already lost.
First there was white flight from the cities now gun owners flee from certain states. Where does it end?

 

[VietnamEraVet]

One last thing. IF it happens, I will be making a video of my actions, - from closing up, selling stuff, and departing NYS. And my rant from the border @ Ripley Exit of the I-90 will be epic when I call out those fuckers. I hope it goes viral.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

I really can't help but think there are so many regular, hard working, freedom loving, Gun loving new Yorkers who are all thinking about "going galt" and leaving this state for a greener and freer pasture only to watch this state collapse in itself in the rear view mirror.

If you haven't read the book "atlas shrugged" its worth a read.

 

[Mosinitis]

This is how NY GOP operates. They support us verbally, then go and vote against us in Albany. Who do I blame? People like many idiots here who refuse to see this. I voted for Trump and for state offices I wrote in Vladimir Putin. I kid you not.

 

[tirwin1]

One last thing. IF it happens, I will be making a video of my actions, - from closing up, selling stuff, and departing NYS. And my rant from the border @ Ripley Exit of the I-90 will be epic when I call out those fuckers. I hope it goes viral.

Looking forward to that video.

 

[Grimscale]

Look at these names , most are expected to stab us in the back, but even the few I had faith in have gone dark now.. SMDH

Which part of this budget was earmarked for the unSAFE Act?
Inquiring minds want to know before I blast out a strongly worded email/letter to Ortt

 

[Criticalt]

I really can't help but think there are so many regular, hard working, freedom loving, Gun loving new Yorkers who are all thinking about "going galt" and leaving this state for a greener and freer pasture only to watch this state collapse in itself in the rear view mirror.

If you haven't read the book "atlas shrugged" its worth a read.

Ive worked hard for the life I made.
Im 46 years old and I want to live in peace.
My plan is to move out west, unplug every entertainment and media device and never hear of or talk about politics again.
Ive spent the last 25 years fighting, arguing, writing, calling, marching, debating, whining and bitching.
What have I got?
25 years older, less freedom, less money and less tolerance.
I hope that by 2024, I wont even know who the president is.

 

[redtail]

Which part of this budget was earmarked for the unSAFE Act?
Inquiring minds want to know before I blast out a strongly worded email/letter to Ortt

3.2 Million.

Mr. Mert Melfa has done a great service exposing the animal farm of Albany for some time. Scroll down his twatter pg. to Mar 30 ish.
Mert Melfa (@mertmelfa) | Twitter

edit to add. Save the email/letter Grim , They don't give a shit about their constituency.

 

[Saltwater60]

2 years ago we bought a new home on 29 acres in PA.
It was a seriously neglected property with a dilapidated house.
We spent the money to fix it all and now is worth 1.5 times what we paid for it.
Our plan was to live there full time after we sell our property and business in NYS.
However, PA is possibly not the best place to live. The dems are fighting hard for control.
So, our new plan is to sell both of our properties and moving most likely to the mid- west....Idaho, Montama, Wyoming.......
Between the $250,000 from our PA property and the selling of our 600 acre NY property which has a renovated 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath main farmhouse, a renovated 2 BR 1 bath Caretakers cabin and 3 fully fuctional barns including an operating milk house and slaughter/butcher house and large smokehouse, we will have enough money to find a great property out west.
Anyways, ive been researching the best place for free Americans. Northern Idaho/western Montama are very high on our list.
Screw NYS.

I can tell you I have been to Idaho and it is wonderful. If I didn’t get the NYS job recently I’d likely be out there. I was in Boise the state Capitol and it’s still conservative as hell. Even the Mexicans I talked to said keep the illegals out. Beautiful and 285 sunny days per year. Great fishing, hunting, hiking. Hell just go out to the desert and ride a motorcycle or 4 wheeler anytime you want. Gun laws are great, taxes are cheap, and people are super nice.
Idaho is building up though and lots of people from California are moving there. The ones I met were great people, but they are working on making it more liberal. Also I’d look into how much the prices are rising and possibly buy soon. That state, mainly boise and surrounding area, is growing rapidly.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

I can tell you I have been to Idaho and it is wonderful. If I didn’t get the NYS job recently I’d likely be out there. I was in Boise the state Capitol and it’s still conservative as hell. Even the Mexicans I talked to said keep the illegals out. Beautiful and 285 sunny days per year. Great fishing, hunting, hiking. Hell just go out to the desert and ride a motorcycle or 4 wheeler anytime you want. Gun laws are great, taxes are cheap, and people are super nice.
Idaho is building up though and lots of people from California are moving there. The ones I met were great people, but they are working on making it more liberal. Also I’d look into how much the prices are rising and possibly buy soon. That state, mainly boise and surrounding area, is growing rapidly.

The little I've learned.... Is the South East section of Idaho is heavily Mormon and like an extension of Utah.

The southwest corner of the state including boise, meridian etc is growing very quickly and becoming heavily influenced by California liberals. It's the more politically moderate area of the state but has strong economy.

The northern half is quite rural small town and very conservative

 

[Criticalt]

I can tell you I have been to Idaho and it is wonderful. If I didn’t get the NYS job recently I’d likely be out there. I was in Boise the state Capitol and it’s still conservative as hell. Even the Mexicans I talked to said keep the illegals out. Beautiful and 285 sunny days per year. Great fishing, hunting, hiking. Hell just go out to the desert and ride a motorcycle or 4 wheeler anytime you want. Gun laws are great, taxes are cheap, and people are super nice.
Idaho is building up though and lots of people from California are moving there. The ones I met were great people, but they are working on making it more liberal. Also I’d look into how much the prices are rising and possibly buy soon. That state, mainly boise and surrounding area, is growing rapidly.

We are looking further north, north of Coeur d’Alene.
We went on a whim last year jist to look around.
There is alot of open land and alot of land for sale.
After hearing thete are thousands of conservatives heading to that area from all over the country, we became intrigued.
It has the small mountain town feel we are looking for.
How right-wing emigrants conquered North Idaho

 

[redtail]

 

[Criticalt]

There are also plenty of places in the midwest which are nearly void of politics and law enforcement.
We are plenty prepared to live way out in the boonies.
There are roads out there where a cop hasnt traveled in 20 years and where your gunshots cannot be heard by human ears.
Im absolutely positive we will find a place to live our lives in peace.
Far away from government control.

 

[Steal2B]

Only 19 Senators voted nay. For shame. My Senator voted nay but more than half of the R senators need to have their sorry blue liberal assees thrown to the street. Mike Long should reach out to find a primary candidate to oppose each one of them.