Where a Hispanic Catholic, and a Computer Geek write about Gun Rights, Self Defense and whatever else we can think about.
This is what is now known as the infamous Ricky Gervais Golden Globes monologue. Do pay attention to what he says, but do not miss the shocked and pissed off faces of the audience when the flames touch.
Full monologue given by Ricky Gervais at the #GoldenGlobespic.twitter.com/VNN37r5Kgn
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General Bill by Joseph
Use of Deadly Force in Defense of a Person: Repeals provisions relating to home protection & use of deadly force, which creates presumption of fear of death or great bodily harm in certain circumstances & provides that person has no duty to retreat & has right to stand his or her ground & meet force with force in certain circumstances.
Effective Date: upon becoming a law
Last Event: Now in Criminal Justice Subcommittee on Thursday, December 19, 2019 4:10 PM
This bill eliminates Castle Doctrine, the holy right to defend yourself and be safe in your own home. I don’t think you need a long explanation about how bad this bill is.
But wait, that is not all, Stand Your Ground will also be eliminated from the law.
This a very devious scheme that is used in other countries: Even if you have a gun and have to use it, the State will determine that the use was not defensive because you have no right to do so inside or outside your house. If the defense of your life is only allowed under very obscure legal circumstances that you cannot understand (and never will by design) you rather no use a firearm if you have one or simply not bother getting one if unarmed. Maybe, if you are lucky, you will not die if attacked by a criminal and usually takes longer to get out of prison than the hospital. I lived under that paradigm and I do not want to go back to it.
General Bill by Daley and Joseph (CO-SPONSORS) Polo; Stark
Preemption of Firearms and Ammunition: Repeals provisions preempting the field of regulation of firearms & ammunition to Legislature, to exclusion of local jurisdictions.
Effective Date: July 1, 2020
Last Event: Now in Criminal Justice Subcommittee on Monday, September 23, 2019 1:15 PM
Read the Text of the Bill.
Exactly the same as SB 134 and the death of Concealed Carry and pretty much will make even possession of a firearm in Florida a crazy chore. A county can go ahead and enact a ban of firearms even in private homes and nobody could stop them.
General Bill by Hill (CO-SPONSORS) McClain; Sabatini
Firearms: Removes provisions authorizing seizure of firearms from persons in certain circumstances, prohibition on firearms ownership or possession until removal of firearm possession & firearm ownership disability, prohibition on persons younger than 21 years of age from purchasing firearms, certain exemptions from firearms purchase waiting period, ban on bump-fire stock, & statute authorizing risk protection orders.
Effective Date: upon becoming a law
Last Event: Now in Criminal Justice Subcommittee on Monday, September 23, 2019 1:15 PM
Good bye to the Red Flag law and we should go back to doing the adjudicated mentally defective via doctors and a judge with the possibility of a real appeal and recovery or rights. It also gets rid of the need to be 21 years old in order to buy a firearm. Prohibition of Bump Fire devices is lifted.
General Bill by Sabatini (CO-SPONSORS) Hill; McClainLicenses to Carry Concealed Weapons or Firearms: Removes provision prohibiting concealed carry licensees from openly carrying handgun or carrying concealed weapon or firearm into college or university facility.Effective Date: July 1, 2020Last Event: Now in Criminal Justice Subcommittee on Monday, September 23, 2019 1:15 PM
General Bill by Mayfield
Hunting and Fishing Sales Tax Holiday: Providing an exemption from the sales and use tax for the retail sale of firearms, firearm ammunition, camping tents, and fishing supplies during a specified timeframe; defining the terms “firearms” and “fishing supplies”; specifying locations where the exemptions do not apply, etc.
Effective Date: Upon becoming a law
Last Event: 12/20/19 S Filed on Friday, December 20, 2019 9:27 AM
We get a tax break on September 5th of 2020. It is not a recurrent thing after that. Why? No idea but I will take the break to keep more of my money.
General Bill by Stewart
Assault Weapons: Prohibiting the importing into this state, or the distributing, transporting, transferring, selling, or giving within this state, of an assault weapon; prohibiting the possession of an assault weapon; requiring certificates of possession for assault weapons lawfully possessed before a specified date; specifying circumstances in which the manufacture or transportation of assault weapons is not prohibited, etc.
Effective Date: 10/01/2020
Last Event: 12/19/19 S Filed on Thursday, December 19, 2019 3:07 PM
Let’s see what interesting in this version of the AWB: If you loan your rifle to somebody under 21, you are committing a Third Degree Felony, how nice of them. You must register your rifle with the state to grandfather it in and you must provide a ton of information including who sold it to you, when, was this, who was the FFL, make model serial number and whatever other info they decide at a later date they want from you. Of course, if you feel these regulations are too troublesome, you can ship your rifle out of the state, destroy it or “donate” it to the state via your local LEO agency.
Florida Gun Rights 2020 – SB 1300 – Yet Another Bill Banning Assault Weapons – BAD BILL