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Dumb mfers in Texas

here in texas... one nut and maybe yall heard
wants to give judges the right to have leo come visit and take your firearms... no notice , no court date
just sings off on a warrant to remove them if a leo gets word in the red flag arena
then you get a court date after fact say 6 months later to get your stuff back
and san anotonio wants to add a fee to retrieve your property
 
powerboatr said:
here in texas... one nut and maybe yall heard
wants to give judges the right to have leo come visit and take your firearms... no notice , no court date
just sings off on a warrant to remove them if a leo gets word in the red flag arena
then you get a court date after fact say 6 months later to get your stuff back
and san anotonio wants to add a fee to retrieve your property
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and so the BS starts.......


good luck
 
BassCliff said:
Hi,



From the article:

"Jennifer Pritzker, formerly named James Pritzker, is a retired Lt. Col. with the Illinois Army National Guard and is the brainchild behind the range,..."

Does that mean what I think it means? The cousin, who now identifies as female, moved away from Chicago to build the range because he/she feels that adamantly about the gun laws? That actually brings me a little spark of hope.

Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
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I’d not hope for much-if He can’t tell the difference between “he” and “she”, well, you figure it out
 
Shibadog said:
Coming soon to a state near you-wherever you live. Years of brainwashing kids, encouraging a sense of entitlement and blindly following the “leaders”, and of preaching “toxic masculinity” and not encouraging boys to become men and this is what happens…
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No, the fault lies squarely at the feet of the conservative, republican, "Christian" and Independent voters who allowed this to happen because they were afraid of not being liked and called bad names. Our "politicians " will only do what we allow them to do. The democrats only do what they are allowed to do. This is all on the worthless sheep who voted for this.
 
I'm fortunate to have moved to a redneck, dark opaque red, gun-toting, rifle rack in the truck, American flag waving, don't tread on me town where at 18, a CWP is not required to carry concealed in public. Brass knuckles and automatic knives are also legal. I've heard that my county has the most retired military and LEOs than any in the state.
IF we are ever afflicted with the blue disease, and our 2A rights are violated with new laws, the words won't be legible.
 
Onewolf426 said:
No, the fault lies squarely at the feet of the conservative, republican, "Christian" and Independent voters who allowed this to happen because they were afraid of not being liked and called bad names. Our "politicians " will only do what we allow them to do. The democrats only do what they are allowed to do. This is all on the worthless sheep who voted for this.
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I don't understand that logic. Votes are private, and folks have no obligation to disclose their politics if they are sheepish about how others may react.
 
As a person that lives in Illinois. I’m not surprised at all. I’m happy I didn’t move because where I would have moved to would set me right back to where I am now. Even with the email I got yesterday from the liberal democrat that likes “common sense gun control”. I’m in a county that makes Iowa look expensive (yes the realtor said that from Iowa).

Short story. Telling someone to move is the stupidest thing to say. Join groups that fight against the BS going on. For whatever it takes i did. I actually joined GOA last week after joining my first one.
 
Old_Me said:
but yet...it continues not all of it here, but other gun sites as well......

no thinking on the part of the person saying it...just pure unadulterated ignorance.
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Or it's just one of the boxes of freedom that we have.

And the moving boxes.....
 

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Onewolf426 said:
This is all on the worthless sheep who voted for this.
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Actually, it’s all on the folks who couldn’t be bothered to find a polling location and vote. Not inclined to research and post the numbers in the near term, but have read since the mid terms that had the totality of registered Rs voted (and I guess they assumed in reporting that most would vote R), it would have been a red tsunami. Of course I take that with a grain of salt as the writer was a hardcore R, but I do know tons of folks couldn’t be bothered.

As to Texas and gun restrictions, the State Senate is still R and should provide at least a bit of a hurdle. And I’m thinking that once the majority of Texans (not blue transplants) see what’s proposed or actually happens, State Legislatures should return to solid red and the AOC wannabe will be close to powerless, as there should be a veto proof majority. At least that’s what “should” happen!

I just don’t think the vast majority of Texans are ready to roll over and give up their freedoms.
 
Lab4Us said:
Actually, it’s all on the folks who couldn’t be bothered to find a polling location and vote. Not inclined to research and post the numbers in the near term, but have read since the mid terms that had the totality of registered Rs voted (and I guess they assumed in reporting that most would vote R), it would have been a red tsunami. Of course I take that with a grain of salt as the writer was a hardcore R, but I do know tons of folks couldn’t be bothered.

As to Texas and gun restrictions, the State Senate is still R and should provide at least a bit of a hurdle. And I’m thinking that once the majority of Texans (not blue transplants) see what’s proposed or actually happens, State Legislatures should return to solid red and the AOC wannabe will be close to powerless, as there should be a veto proof majority. At least that’s what “should” happen!

I just don’t think the vast majority of Texans are ready to roll over and give up their freedoms.
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but our senate may be still R.. but many of those Rs are weak so the letters begin soon to remind them.. i figure week one they will figure it out anyway.
our county had 52% registered showed up
rockwall had 50 and state wide was barely 50 thats freaking terrible
 
Lab4Us said:
Actually, it’s all on the folks who couldn’t be bothered to find a polling location and vote. Not inclined to research and post the numbers in the near term, but have read since the mid terms that had the totality of registered Rs voted (and I guess they assumed in reporting that most would vote R), it would have been a red tsunami. Of course I take that with a grain of salt as the writer was a hardcore R, but I do know tons of folks couldn’t be bothered.

As to Texas and gun restrictions, the State Senate is still R and should provide at least a bit of a hurdle. And I’m thinking that once the majority of Texans (not blue transplants) see what’s proposed or actually happens, State Legislatures should return to solid red and the AOC wannabe will be close to powerless, as there should be a veto proof majority. At least that’s what “should” happen!

I just don’t think the vast majority of Texans are ready to roll over and give up their freedoms.
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IMO, there's way too much apathy in the conservative voters. People need to get out and get wound up with the dsa. The downside is that the majority of AOC types are collecting welfare and gov aid, and have plenty of time to raise cain. The conservative bloc has to work to pay for the gov aid, and they don't have time to screw around protesting.
JMO, you may differ...
 
Jsimon78 said:
As a person that lives in Illinois. I’m not surprised at all. I’m happy I didn’t move because where I would have moved to would set me right back to where I am now. Even with the email I got yesterday from the liberal democrat that likes “common sense gun control”. I’m in a county that makes Iowa look expensive (yes the realtor said that from Iowa).

Short story. Telling someone to move is the stupidest thing to say. Join groups that fight against the BS going on. For whatever it takes i did. I actually joined GOA last week after joining my first one.
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I'm yanking his chain. every time he bitches and moans about people saying that to him, I'm going to say it. ;) :LOL: :p:LOL:
 
powerboatr said:
but our senate may be still R.. but many of those Rs are weak so the letters begin soon to remind them.. i figure week one they will figure it out anyway.
our county had 52% registered showed up
rockwall had 50 and state wide was barely 50 thats freaking terrible
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My county was only 46% of registered voters that actually voted. 😞 At least we were reliably red. With two weeks of early voting, and with available times during that early voting on the weekend, I think “I had to work” isn’t that great of an excuse.

 
KillerFord1977 said:
I'm yanking his chain. every time he bitches and moans about people saying that to him, I'm going to say it. ;) :LOL: :p:LOL:
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in all seriousness...I KNOW that you are chain pulling.

but it is a cold hard fact...either on this site or as i said other sites...whenever ANYONE from ANYWHERE in a Blue state complains about the ""collective guns laws in those states"....

we get told to....."move away"

no place is paradise, and the recent blue wave has proven ANY state can fall, and NOW face the very same BS that all the rest of us do.

Paradise is lost

no more places to move to.
 
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