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good thing they have ski masks to brave the 35 degree sunny weather

good thing they have ski masks to brave the 35 degree sunny weather

Umm... when that video was taken it was probably 20 degrees with a wind chill in the teens or below, and the wind chill is still in the twenties. You’d be an idiot for not wearing at least some face protection or something if you are going to stand outside in the cold for hours.

listen, I'm a republican, I hunt.. you don't have to be a libtard or whatever to just admit they look like morons

Three arrest were made in conjunction with plotting an attack, so despite all the hysteria and guffawing law enforcement prevented any violence, disruptions, etc.

Also, and it speaks to tif's point, the open carry semi-automatic rifle crowd has to come in fatigues like they're preparing for guerrilla warfare. The GI Joe complex is real. They have good intentions, but they also have dreams of being a hero.

Thirdly, many protesters came from out of state, which makes ins interesting, while it also makes a mockery of "conservatives" are too busy working to protest while all you libtards are on food stamps and get paid to sit at home. Dare to make them have to pass a background check and they want to come out of the woodwork.

I mean, I looked up the four bills:
1) Universal background checks on sales (but not transfers of ownership, like estates in the event of death). Closing existing gun sales loopholes.
2) A Red flag law. Listen, my buddy can't own a firearm because of a pot conviction as a kid, but the dude with a restraining order can?
3) Municipalities can ban firearms from city events & buildings (a right private businesses already enjoy)
4) Cap hand gun purchases at 1 per month, unless you've got a CCW permit (which was on the books for 23 years prior to 2012)

But it's an assault on gun rights as has never been seen before.

Three arrest were made in conjunction with plotting an attack, so despite all the hysteria and guffawing law enforcement prevented any violence, disruptions, etc.

Also, and it speaks to tif's point, the open carry semi-automatic rifle crowd has to come in fatigues like they're preparing for guerrilla warfare. The GI Joe complex is real. They have good intentions, but they also have dreams of being a hero.

Thirdly, many protesters came from out of state, which makes ins interesting, while it also makes a mockery of "conservatives" are too busy working to protest while all you libtards are on food stamps and get paid to sit at home. Dare to make them have to pass a background check and they want to come out of the woodwork.

I mean, I looked up the four bills:
1) Universal background checks on sales (but not transfers of ownership, like estates in the event of death). Closing existing gun sales loopholes.
2) A Red flag law. Listen, my buddy can't own a firearm because of a pot conviction as a kid, but the dude with a restraining order can?
3) Municipalities can ban firearms from city events & buildings (a right private businesses already enjoy)
4) Cap hand gun purchases at 1 per month, unless you've got a CCW permit (which was on the books for 23 years prior to 2012)

But it's an assault on gun rights as has never been seen before.

Lack of response to this is extremely revealing.

Tacti-cool Bingo for the 2A march

Do a shot of your favorite spirit every time you see:

- Salomon boots/shoes
- A Vertx backpack
- A 'war belt' from Blue Alpha or HSG
- A $500 Glock with $700 worth of customizations
- A BCM or Daniel Defense AR with an Eotech EXPS optic with a green dot reticle
- Said AR carried on a single-point sling
- A (non-ballistic) high-cut helmet with NVG
- Oakley M-frame eyewear
- 5.11 cargo pants
- Anything in black multicam

Three arrest were made in conjunction with plotting an attack, so despite all the hysteria and guffawing law enforcement prevented any violence, disruptions, etc.

Also, and it speaks to tif's point, the open carry semi-automatic rifle crowd has to come in fatigues like they're preparing for guerrilla warfare. The GI Joe complex is real. They have good intentions, but they also have dreams of being a hero.

Thirdly, many protesters came from out of state, which makes ins interesting, while it also makes a mockery of "conservatives" are too busy working to protest while all you libtards are on food stamps and get paid to sit at home. Dare to make them have to pass a background check and they want to come out of the woodwork.

I mean, I looked up the four bills:
1) Universal background checks on sales (but not transfers of ownership, like estates in the event of death). Closing existing gun sales loopholes.
2) A Red flag law. Listen, my buddy can't own a firearm because of a pot conviction as a kid, but the dude with a restraining order can?
3) Municipalities can ban firearms from city events & buildings (a right private businesses already enjoy)
4) Cap hand gun purchases at 1 per month, unless you've got a CCW permit (which was on the books for 23 years prior to 2012)

But it's an assault on gun rights as has never been seen before.

Lack of response to this is extremely revealing.

Despite all the hysteria and guffawing over the weekend another Lobby Day comes and goes without any violence, disruptions, etc...

Tacti-cool Bingo for the 2A march

Do a shot ...

Media Offers Thoughts And Prayers That Someone Would Start Some Violence At Gun Rights Rally

https://babylonbee.com/news/media-offer ... ghts-rally

Three arrest were made in conjunction with plotting an attack, so despite all the hysteria and guffawing law enforcement prevented any violence, disruptions, etc.

Also, and it speaks to tif's point, the open carry semi-automatic rifle crowd has to come in fatigues like they're preparing for guerrilla warfare. The GI Joe complex is real. They have good intentions, but they also have dreams of being a hero.

Thirdly, many protesters came from out of state, which makes ins interesting, while it also makes a mockery of "conservatives" are too busy working to protest while all you libtards are on food stamps and get paid to sit at home. Dare to make them have to pass a background check and they want to come out of the woodwork.

I mean, I looked up the four bills:
1) Universal background checks on sales (but not transfers of ownership, like estates in the event of death). Closing existing gun sales loopholes.
2) A Red flag law. Listen, my buddy can't own a firearm because of a pot conviction as a kid, but the dude with a restraining order can?
3) Municipalities can ban firearms from city events & buildings (a right private businesses already enjoy)
4) Cap hand gun purchases at 1 per month, unless you've got a CCW permit (which was on the books for 23 years prior to 2012)

But it's an assault on gun rights as has never been seen before.

Lack of response to this is extremely revealing.