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"I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery"And can't read??
Seriously. Just read the initiative.
Seriously. Just learn the history.
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"I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery"And can't read??
Seriously. Just read the initiative.
Can't blame people for feeling like OR and WA are turning into CA, NJ, NY, MA, etc. That is very real and something to be worried about, hyperbole or not.The entire Crux of the thread is how 1639 affects the storage of firearms and how to protect against the new law.
I was all ready to spend thousands of dollars on safes for my home and vehicles. Then I talked to my FFL and a deputy who told me to actually read the law and stop panicking.
So I did.
Gun owners spreading untrue hyperbole only hurts our cause and makes us all look bad.
No idea why simply asking people to educate themselves triggers them.
Can't blame people for feeling like OR and WA are turning into CA, NJ, NY, MA, etc. That is very real and something to be worried about, hyperbole or not.
I also read that law enforcement is allowed to inspect your storage yearly.
You carry a shotgun in your glovebox? You must have one huge glovebox.
A lot of these recent laws that were passed are good for prosecution against gun owners. If you think about it, if a low life piece of scum breaks into your home with a portable plasma torch, and cuts through your safe like a hot knife going through butter, steals your firearms, commits crimes or murders someone, prosecutors won't prosecute someone that has nothing. They now get to go after you. Take whatever firearms you might still have and place huge fines against you.
These laws were forced upon us to give "them" one more way to gun control.