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BAWN to lose!
#21
phishfood Wrote:I think I threw up in my mouth a little bit.
It had the same effect on me. And I didn’t wanna deprive anyone else of it.LOL!
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#22
montana Wrote:A petition, "with thousands of signatures sent to the legislatures" would show support to the opposition of any gun bans. If a legislator sees any possible way they could be turning the voters against them, "resulting in a failure for re-election" then there would be teeth in such a petition.
This petition could perhaps do all that, if it was addressing a bill that the Florida legislature was considering.

The flaw in your reasoning is that the assault weapons ban is not legislation proposed by elected politicians.

It is an initiative from private citizens, which bypasses the legislative process, to be voted on by the people.

Sending such a petition to the legislature can not, and will not, prevent the BAWN initiative from proceeding.
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#23
stanc Wrote:This petition could perhaps do all that, if it was addressing a bill that the Florida legislature was considering.

The flaw in your reasoning is that the assault weapons ban is not legislation proposed by elected politicians.

It is an initiative from private citizens, which bypasses the legislative process, to be voted on by the people.

Sending such a petition to the legislature can not, and will not, prevent the BAWN initiative from proceeding.

Then it would be a petition, "to show voters" the thousands of voters who don't support the gun ban initiative. Every initiative has supporters and detractors. Once again, it is a petition of 2ndA supporters, " erasing a one sided argument for support" of an insane anti gun bill or initiative. If there is more, then someone from Florida would have to clarify.
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#24
stanc Wrote:This petition could perhaps do all that, if it was addressing a bill that the Florida legislature was considering.

The flaw in your reasoning is that the assault weapons ban is not legislation proposed by elected politicians.

It is an initiative from private citizens, which bypasses the legislative process, to be voted on by the people.

Sending such a petition to the legislature can not, and will not, prevent the BAWN initiative from proceeding.
First of all the anti BAWN petition is more or less a statement from FL gun owners.It not going to be necessary. Because BAWN don?t stand a snowballs chance in hell of getting anywhere near the signatures required to make it on the ballot. There would have to be a lot of liberal cheating going on.
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#25
I?m in Richmond VA right getting ready to fight for the constitution.
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#26
BAWN may be stalled this time but you can rest assured they will continue to push on all fronts. At the moment they are falling short this time by about 600,000 signers, do not think the dem's won't get behind them to snowball the next one.
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#27
Lastrites Wrote:BAWN may be stalled this time but you can rest assured they will continue to push on all fronts. At the moment they are falling short this time by about 600,000 signers, do not think the dem's won't get behind them to snowball the next one.
As long as we can keep Gov Desantis in,we should be ok.He is very pro gun.
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#28
FLshooter Wrote:As long as we can keep Gov Desantis in,we should be ok.He is very pro gun.
I really like the guy so far.

But one day he won't be in office, one day enough (R or D) legislators will be willing to "do something" in the aftermath of a tragedy, and we will be in peril once again.
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#29
phishfood Wrote:I really like the guy so far.

But one day he won't be in office, one day enough (R or D) legislators will be willing to "do something" in the aftermath of a tragedy, and we will be in peril once again.
Unfortunately,the socialist liberals will forever continue to threaten to take away our guns and our Second Amendment rights. It will be a constant fight to keep our rights.
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