Gun Free Zone

If Liberals find that the assassination of the President is a great thing, a funny thing imagine the contempt they may have for your life and the care they may have if you were to be properly disposed of because of your way of life.

General Bill by Ponder

Prohibited Places for Weapons and Firearms: Authorizes elected member of specified governing body who holds license to carry concealed weapons or firearms to carry concealed weapon or firearm to meeting of governing body of which he or she is member.

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – HB 183 – Prohibited Places for Weapons and Firearms – Neutral

General Bill by Taddeo (CO-SPONSORS) Rodriguez

Preemption of Firearms and Ammunition: Repealing a provision relating to the preemption of the field of regulation of firearms and ammunition to the Legislature, to the exclusion of local jurisdictions, etc.

790.33 Field of regulation of firearms and ammunition preempted.—
(1) PREEMPTION.—Except as expressly provided by the State Constitution or general law, the Legislature hereby declares that it is occupying the whole field of regulation of firearms and ammunition, including the purchase, sale, transfer, taxation, manufacture, ownership, possession, storage, and transportation thereof, to the exclusion of all existing and future county, city, town, or municipal ordinances or any administrative regulations or rules adopted by local or state government relating thereto. Any such existing ordinances, rules, or regulations are hereby declared null and void.
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(b) It is further the intent of this section to deter and prevent the violation of this section and the violation of rights protected under the constitution and laws of this state related to firearms, ammunition, or components thereof, by the abuse of official authority that occurs when enactments are passed in violation of state law or under color of local or state authority.

Fancy to know they have a bill designed to eliminate the wording acknowledging that as Floridians and as Americans we have inalienable Rights and they don’t care about them.

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – SB 134 – Eliminating State Preemption on Firearms and Ammunition -VERY BAD BILL

General Bill by Jacquet (CO-SPONSORS) Joseph
Concealed Weapons or Concealed Firearms Licensing: Requires applicant to have undergone mental health evaluation & been determined to be competent or provide letter from specified profession as to competency.
In the Criminal Justice Subcommittee, Judiciary Committee and Agriculture & Natural Resources Appropriations Subcommittee.

Another bill with the intention to make you stop getting or renewing your license by adding layers of bureaucratic crap and expenses in your path.  With more than 4 millions licenses issued since the Shall Issue system began and only one third of one percent of licenses suspended permanently, this is a solution to a problem nobody is asking.  But if you are a Gun Nut, that is proof enough in some circles that you should not carry. Now mix that with Red Flags and we have us a major problem down the road.

HB 117 – Mental Health Evaluation to Carry – BAD BILL

Video of an attack on a Jewish man in NYC:

I found disturbing footage of chair throwing & assault on Chassidic Jew Tue on Albany & Lincoln. Victim is uncomfortable reporting due to the discovery reform (attacker may know his identity). Same group assaulted someone later that night on Union Kingston. @NYPD77Pct @NYPD71Pct pic.twitter.com/f5jEAL5SkR

— Yaacov Behrman (@ChabadLubavitch) December 31, 2019

They hit him with a chair in the head.  He keeps going after yelling at them.  The attackers turn around and charge him and one punches him in the head.

IANAL and I’m not giving legal advice.

I’m saying (assuming that this happened not in NYC) that after being hit by a chair and having those same people charge at me from behind is the second my muzzle clears leather.

At that moment, it seems clear that someone who already assaulted you with an object wants to finish the job of severely hurting or killing you.

When your gun comes out you must be prepared and justified to shoot, but you don’t necessarily have to.  If those thugs stopped and ran away at the sight of the gun, you saved yourself without firing a shot.

I’d still call the police and report everything that happened, just as I would for a defensive shoot, but then explain that as soon as I got my gun out they turned around a ran.  Especially in this day and age where there are cameras everywhere.  I think this video would be conclusive proof that the Jewish man felt an imminent threat of death or grievous bodily harm, considering he had already been attacked once and they were coming back for a second blow.

I’m just glad that this man survived his punch to the head.  This blog has documented many case where a single punch to the skull was fatal.

I saw this Tweet from USA Today:

Opinion: Jack Wilson is exactly the type of person you want around with a gun because he's a firearms instructor. But we know nothing about the at least six other parishioners who also appeared to draw their handguns. And that's terrifying. https://t.co/od0vfGftjU

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) January 1, 2020

What the fuck is that shit?  Let’s break it down:

Opinion: Jack Wilson is exactly the type of person you want around with a gun because he’s a firearms instructor.

“This guy really did stop the bad guy in six seconds and possibly averted a mass shooting.  We are going to begrudgingly give he credit where credit is due.”

But we know nothing about the at least six other parishioners who also appeared to draw their handguns. And that’s terrifying.

“We know because it’s been dug into – probably to destroy him by finding evidence of a racist statement or ex-girlfriend that said he got handsy at the soda fountain back in the 70’s – that he was a reserve deputy in the 80s and is a firearms instructor.  So he has the magic fairy dust of government sprinkled on him.  Those other central Texas yokels with guns, we know nothing about, so we’re going to shit on them and assume the worst.”

And here is the article:

Armed, even in church: Texas shooting is about a lot more than Jack Wilson’s heroism
Jack Wilson is a hero. But why were so many other parishioners armed? And how did the shooter get his gun, given his criminal history?

Why were so many other parishioners armed?  For the same reason Wilson was.  They didn’t know something bad was going to happen but they wanted to be prepared.  There wasn’t a centrally coordinated “only this guy will be armed today, so y’all leave your guns at home” meeting.

Jack Wilson is a hero alright. It took him only six seconds to kill a gunman at a Texas church, saving countless lives.

Unfortunately, that kind of split-second heroism has been turned into a PR tool by gun advocates.

Not like you anti-gun fuck-shits haven’t turned every other shooting into a PR tool, you blood-dancing assholes.

The reality of Wilson’s heroism is a lot more complex.

Everything that doesn’t fit their narrative is “complex.”  Maybe they just have simple minds.

He wasn’t just an ordinary parishioner, as gun advocates may want you to believe. The church’s volunteer security team member is a firearms instructor, gun range owner and former reserve deputy with a local sheriff’s department, according to a New York Times detailed account.

The magic fairy dust of government and approved training.

In other words, he’s exactly the kind of man you want around with a firearm. But we know nothing about the at least six other parishioners who also appeared to draw their handguns at West Freeway Church of Christ in White Settlement, Texas.

And that’s terrifying.

Eat my ass.

I know a lot of guys with CCW who are “the kind of man you want around with a firearm.”  Most of them don’t have the magic fairy dust of government sprinkled on them.

One is a buddy of mine who is an A-class USPSA shooter in revolver.  I know a few USPSA Grand Masters and some IDPA Experts.  I’d trust any one of them to be able to draw and make an accurate shot.

I’m not ranked, but I’m no slouch myself.  I shot PPC and 25m Rimfire in high school (I still have my S&W Model 52 and vintage Walther GSP), Smallbore in college, and USPSA for the last three years.

My problems with USPSA are primarily time and money.  To be really good, you have to shoot a lot.  Most Grand Masters I know do at least 600 rounds, and usually closer to 1,000 rounds, a week.  I do about 300-500 rounds a month.  I can’t afford to spend more than two days a month at the range, both the cost of ammo and time away from the wife and kids.  (Don’t talk to me about reloading, I don’t have the time for that or the capital for the initial investment in equipment, my breakeven on reloading is like three years at my current shooting schedule).

Also, growing up shooting PPC so I have a hard time pushing myself for speed.  I don’t like throwing Charlies, so I tend to go slow and shoot all As.  It’ a mental block I need to get over.

I’m not claiming to be a great shooter or a gunfighter, nevertheless, I can get my gun out and a first hit in the A zone inside of six seconds.

But because I don’t have the magic fairy dust, I’d terrify this USA Today asshole too.

Of course, that wouldn’t matter to the churchgoers of that community of roughly 18,000 residents, right? What matters is that Wilson saved them with a single shot and other gun-wielding parishioners were ready just in case Wilson failed.

But have we really reached a point when each of us need to carry a firearm anywhere we go? Gun advocates certainly think so. They point to Wilson and the new Texas law that allows him and others to carry firearms inside the church.

Nobody told them that a nutjob with a shotgun would walk into the church that day.  That’s why they were prepared and the law was important.

Texas has one of the nation’s least restrictive gun laws, including allowing armed security at houses of worship and allowing parishioners to bring their weapons to church. Gun advocates didn’t waste any time after the recent church incident to promote the idea of arming oneself.

Because a lot fewer people were killed by a madman in a church in Texas than a Synagogue in Pittsburg.  Jews, take note of that.

The Second Amendment gives Americans the right to bear arms. And that isn’t going anywhere. But that constitutional amendment doesn’t spell out the types of firearms Americans should bear, nor does it give Americans the right to sell them to anyone to carry anywhere.

Shut your stupid fucking face.  It should and a lot of think it does.

You are going to turn this story of a hero into an anti-gun sales pitch.

The gunman at West Freeway Church of Christ, 43-year-old Keith Thomas Kinnunen, apparently had a long criminal history, including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Authorities say they’re still investigating the motive of Sunday’s shooting, and there were no immediate details about how he got the firearm he used at the church.

I’m going to go out on a limb and say “not legally.”

We know firearms are readily available to anyone who wants one, really. And that’s part of the problem. Sunday’s shooting isn’t just about Jack Wilson’s heroism. It’s about how Kinnunen got a hold of a weapon in the first place, given his criminal record.

And when that story comes out and demonstrates that every proposed gun law wouldn’t have stopped this either, what will your line of bullshit be?

The truth is evil happens everywhere.  Just ask every person with their face melted with battery acid or drain cleaner in the gun and knife free utopia of London.

In Texas, the law and culture of rugged individualism encouraged churchgoers to be armed in case evil happened.  On that day it did, and evil was stopped as fast as humanly possible.

That’s the real story.

Germany is lit. They know how to party on New Years. pic.twitter.com/BvNmdJG6cD

— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) January 2, 2020

“If we could only be like Europe..”
99% of Gun Control Advocates

And in case the video disappears for Gulag reasons…