Colorado proposing assault weapons ban

ilikegunspdx · Apr 18, 2023

Swampfox optics sent out an email on it. I didn't know they were doing this.

rhollister71 · Apr 18, 2023

ilikegunspdx said:
Swampfox optics sent out an email on it. I didn't know they were doing this.

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prob same group that wrote washingtons bill monkey see monkey do. nothing like out of state anti gun groups funding in state legislature. pretty sure thats what our forefathers were against.. but what do i know. I did go to school when grades counted and kids did get held back and the PE teacher had a wicked board with holes in it.. those of you know what i mean..

Nosferatu · Apr 18, 2023

rhollister71 said:
the PE teacher had a wicked board with holes in it.. those of you know what i mean..

He was a lousy surfer?

monkeybutler · Apr 18, 2023

No surprise. Not sure why it has taken CO this long given its obvious tendencies.

CamoDeafie · Apr 18, 2023

monkeybutler said:
No surprise. Not sure why it has taken CO this long given its obvious tendencies.

Because it'd be the only State in the 10th circuit to have an AWB...? I don't think NM does. There's also Wyoming, Oklahoma, Utah, and Kansas in the 10th District, so of course any lawsuit regarding AWB would be facing a stiff challenge from the Fed Judges of these States

monkeybutler · Apr 18, 2023

Well, CO is a little different from WY UT etal.

CamoDeafie · Apr 18, 2023

monkeybutler said:
Well, CO is a little different from WY UT etal.

Yes but it won't have the backing of the 9th that it'd want to

monkeybutler · Apr 18, 2023

Yeah yeah tell it to the pinkos in Boulder.

gmerkt · Apr 18, 2023

rhollister71 said:
the PE teacher had a wicked board with holes in it.. those of you know what i mean..

Oh yes I do. The coaches at my schools were ex-DI's, they even used the lingo. Which at the time, I hadn't yet been exposed to. But when I got to BCT, it dawned on me, "So that's where these guys got that stuff."

The paddle wasn't to be fooled with. It was a solemn ceremony, no stroking and joking, just silence and one measured, mighty whack.

I'll add one more thing about this kind of militarism in my public schools. At my junior high school, every morning at 8:00 AM on the dot, the bugle call, "To the Colors," full version, was played on loudspeakers all over campus. When this started, everyone was to stand stock still and face the flag. Just like we later did in the army in garrison. The vice principal had been a naval officer.