It seems to me California is under attack. The shot has been heard. The second and third is coming. And it will continue unless citizens attack back. But it appears the revolutionary spirit of the Sixties is nowhere to be found in the 21st century.
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Honestly sometimes I wish bills like this would pass, or even more restrictive bills even. It get nauseating having to deal with this bs on an almost 24/7 basis. If the anti gunners have the resolve to attack our rights 24/7, why do we not display the same resolve?
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While the bill died it is still relevant in that the state legislator who wrote in the anti-gun stuff will attack again. What the lawmakers do not understand is that of the affected guns only a fraction of the ones listed are actually put out of commission. I would submit that less than half of the gun owners in CA fully comply with the laws. Most of the guns are simply sealed away and not taken out to the range or altered to comply with all of the parts retained. I know of quite a few listed guns that are still in private hands. The problem with that is that if they are caught with them the consequences are dire indeed.
Mind you, I'm not advocating this, just telling those of you on the outside what it is like here.
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