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Not a single one of these supporting testimonies sharing stories about the Boulder shootings are mentioning that the shooter was screaming Allah akbar. Not one
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Man, this spokeswoman or committee member or whoever she is, is absolutely unbearable. "not to be cheeky" well, you are. She should be turned off and tossed out.
Her questions are so inflammatory and slanted, then when she tosses a softball to the supporters, jeeeeez. Man oh man. |
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High school students regurgitating their parents viewpoints advocating infringing on my rights. What a trip.
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Quoted: Man, this spokeswoman or committee member or whoever she is, is absolutely unbearable. "not to be cheeky" well, you are. She should be turned off and tossed out. Her questions are so inflammatory and slanted, then when she tosses a softball to the supporters, jeeeeez. Man oh man. View Quote |
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Oh good, now we have a they them self proclaimed socialist thanking the "fellow" socialist who introduced the bill. "Today is a good day to repeal the 2a" "defund the police and send unarmed social workers with parenting techniques to defuse situation"
"everything should be soft and squishable like my manhood". JFC. |
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This guy is totally hilarious. I hope that was recorded somewhere.
Edit: “Scott Shamblin” |
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The dems have a supermajority and could give a shit about the testimonies
The AWB is a smokescreen for many other bs anti-2A bills proposed during this legislative session, just like last year (which brought age restrictions, waiting periods, red flag laws, and manufacturer liability laws) The 2024 proposed anti-2a bills, among other lunacy, from this crop of "representatives" https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb24-1174 - CCW Permit Requirements Increase https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb24-1270 - Firearms Insurance https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb24-1292 - AWB https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb24-1348 - Vehicle Safe Storage https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb24-1349 - Firearms Tax https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb24-1353 - FFL Requirements Increase https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/sb24-003 - CBI Increased Powers Enforcement https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/sb24-066 - Purchase Tracking https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/sb24-131 - Sensitive Places / CCW Restrictions Also they voted to exempt themselves from open records & meetings rules https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/sb24-157 - Open Meetings |
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Quoted: Oh my God. All these paid testimonies that are nothing but appeal to emotion. Dude, give me a fucking break View Quote new to this? I've been doing this for more than a decade, literally its all recycled bullshit for the past 10 years. The main question is if they actually pass it or not, and if ol gov Polis (that shut it down last year) will happily sign his name this year. |
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Quoted: new to this? I've been doing this for more than a decade, literally its all recycled bullshit for the past 10 years. The main question is if they actually pass it or not, and if ol gov Polis (that shut it down last year) will happily sign his name this year. View Quote No not my first time. Just tired of hearing the same old shit over and over. I guess we'll see what happens. |
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The country is fucked. Emotional pleas to take aways rights because they make someone else uncomfortable shouldn't even be considered. What these tools don't realize is they'll later come for a freedom that they are comfortable with. Freedom is scary!!
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Sent written testimony this morning.
I am certain they will read it and it will sway their mind........ |
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Quoted: Sent written testimony this morning. I am certain they will read it and it will sway their mind........ View Quote Attached File |
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Who is this Woodrow fuckhead? The arrogance practically oozes from his voice.
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Testimony against the AWB is still ongoing - there have been some good speakers against, a few faux-pas, and alot of looney leftists spewing nonsense so far
The "Sensitive Places" concealed carry restrictions bill, SB24-131 is being heard by the Senate Judiciary committee tomorrow at 1:30pm MT You can testify against it in person, online, or written just like with the AWB Sign up here, select your testify method, and then find the bill by committee (Senate Judiciary) and bill name in the obnoxious drop down menus |
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Quoted: Testimony against the AWB is still ongoing - there have been some good speakers against, a few faux-pas, and alot of looney leftists spewing nonsense so far The "Sensitive Places" concealed carry restrictions bill, SB24-131 is being heard by the Senate Judiciary committee tomorrow at 1:30pm MT You can testify against it in person, online, or written just like with the AWB Sign up here, select your testify method, and then find the bill by committee (Senate Judiciary) and bill name in the obnoxious drop down menus View Quote |
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Thanks for the updates here.
I emailed both my state legislators to oppose all of the gun control bills, especially the assault weapons ban. Their both dems, but I'm not in the bluest district so maybe if they get enough backlash they'll do the right thing and vote against these atrocious bills. |
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People are still testifying against it. Testimony for it ran out hours ago. Great showing.
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I was at my lgs picking up a new pistol the other day, and the clerk said he was part of a convoy going down t o testify.
Ok, not picking up. Paying for. I had to wait to pick it up today. |
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Passed committee.
3 to 7 The two sponsors obviously voted yes but if you can find out who voted yes post it here. |
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The new bill keeps those aspects intact. The big difference would be the punishment for buying one of the weapons under the definitions in the bill. If it becomes law, violators would be hit with a hefty fine: $250,000 for a first-time violation and $500,000 for every violation after that one, rather than a Class 2 misdemeanor as proposed in last year's measure
So they've changed it to fines vs jail time. |
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Quoted: The new bill keeps those aspects intact. The big difference would be the punishment for buying one of the weapons under the definitions in the bill. If it becomes law, violators would be hit with a hefty fine: $250,000 for a first-time violation and $500,000 for every violation after that one, rather than a Class 2 misdemeanor as proposed in last year's measure So they've changed it to fines vs jail time. View Quote They changed the punishment to a petty crime, in an amendment passed with the same 7-3 vote around 11:00 last night. The vice chair’s rant just prior to the committee’s final vote was particularly disgusting. She’s got major personal issues. |
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Quoted: They changed the punishment to a petty crime, in an amendment passed with the same 7-3 vote around 11:00 last night. The vice chair’s rant just prior to the committee’s final vote was particularly disgusting. She’s got major personal issues. View Quote She's a disgusting communist whore. I wish someone had had the balls to tell her she'd swing from a lamppost if she passed this. |
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Whole list of Amendments. Looks like they've changed the bill to allow inheritance:
https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb24-1292 https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/leg.colorado.gov/2024A/amendments/D4507BD3B34F719287258AD7006F2CE1/HB1292_L.001.pdf HB1292_L.001 HOUSE COMMITTEE OF REFERENCE AMENDMENT Committee on Judiciary. HB24-1292 be amended as follows: 1 Amend printed bill, page 13, line 8, strike "SUBSECTION (2)" and 2 substitute "SUBSECTIONS (2) AND (3)". 3 Page 14, after line 20, insert: 4 "(3) AN ASSAULT WEAPON SHALL NOT BE SOLD OR TRANSFERRED 5 BY AN INDIVIDUAL ON OR AFTER JULY 1, 2024, TO ANYONE WITHIN THE 6 STATE, EXCEPT TO: 7 (a) AN HEIR BY BEQUEST OR INTESTATE SUCCESSION; OR 8 (b) A LICENSED GUN OR FIREARMS DEALER, WHO SHALL RENDER 9 THE WEAPON INOPERABLE WITHIN NINETY DAYS OF THE TRANSFER.". 10 Renumber succeeding subsection accordingly View Quote |
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Did a single person ask about how if these are deadly weapons of war that spray bullets and rape children and kill women indiscriminately or recklessly, how come cops always get a carve out and get to keep them?
How are they any less dangerous for a cop to use than a trained civilian? I know people bitched about the exemption, but did anyone actually call that specific point up? |
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Amabile
Yes Armagost No Evans No Garcia Yes Herod Yes Mabrey Yes Snyder Excused Soper No Woodrow Yes Bacon Yes Weissman Yes |
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Quoted: Quoted: They changed the punishment to a petty crime, in an amendment passed with the same 7-3 vote around 11:00 last night. The vice chair's rant just prior to the committee's final vote was particularly disgusting. She's got major personal issues. Nope, Bacon. She showed as much blatant disregard and disdain for the comments in opposition to the bill as she possibly could. I wanted to shut the feed off so badly multiple times but I listened so I could witness their treachery. Hardly slept and had to get up early. Pretty damn pissed this morning. My wife and her family are all joking about ranches in TX but I can’t make lighthearted use of myself at all. I need a long walk. |
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Quoted: Nope, Bacon. She showed as much blatant disregard and disdain for the comments in opposition to the bill as she possibly could. I wanted to shut the feed off so badly multiple times but I listened so I could witness their treachery. Hardly slept and had to get up early. Pretty damn pissed this morning. My wife and her family are all joking about ranches in TX but I can’t make lighthearted use of myself at all. I need a long walk. View Quote I feel the same. Just disheartened and in a fog. I didn't sleep at all. Also in a horrible mood. I feel really misanthropic today. Looking at property in Idaho online. Not a bad deal, and doesn't seem like its fucked up yet. |
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I've been looking at property in WY off and on over the months. Probably time to get serious. In the mean time, I should probably go find a semi-auto shotgun while I can.
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Gonna be lots of lowers on my shelves, and trips to families out of state because of this.
Thanks for the inspiration, dicks! Also, did anyone else hear the single mom who sleeps with a rifle tell Hernandez “And you weren’t elected, you were APPOINTED! Fuck YOU you commie traitor!” At which point the room erupted and they had to cut the audio feed. She is a blessing, whoever she is. |
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Quoted: The country is fucked. Emotional pleas to take aways rights because they make someone else uncomfortable shouldn't even be considered. What these tools don't realize is they'll later come for a freedom that they are comfortable with. Freedom is scary!! View Quote Unfortunately, this is how they work. My brother is this way. No matter what I say, his response is always "My kid's right to feel safe trumps your right to own an AR-15". When I point out the logical fallacies with this argument, all he says is "So what? I don't care". This is the mentality that we're dealing with. They flat don't care, and we saw this yesterday. |
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Quoted: So now what? When does it go into effect? View Quote Goes to the House, who will pass it breathlessly. Then to gov polelicker to sign. Not sure on dates. Question is will he sign it. I think he will this time. They removed the sticky point of arresting offenders. Now they fine you to oblivion. Zero risk to politicians or cops. So, by July I think this baby will hit full force. |
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I think it's written into the bill that it goes into effect in July, so even if it's passed early there's time to stock up.
Polis may veto it, but Ds have a supermajority, so it may not matter. But maybe Ds in contested districts aren't so interested in playing with fire and the super majority isn't relevant. Some uncertainty here. |
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Quoted: Goes to the House, who will pass it breathlessly. Then to gov polelicker to sign. Not sure on dates. Question is will he sign it. I think he will this time. They removed the sticky point of arresting offenders. Now they fine you to oblivion. Zero risk to politicians or cops. So, by July I think this baby will hit full force. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: So now what? When does it go into effect? Goes to the House, who will pass it breathlessly. Then to gov polelicker to sign. Not sure on dates. Question is will he sign it. I think he will this time. They removed the sticky point of arresting offenders. Now they fine you to oblivion. Zero risk to politicians or cops. So, by July I think this baby will hit full force. It has to go to the Senate also, correct? |
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Quoted: Unfortunately, this is how they work. My brother is this way. No matter what I say, his response is always "My kid's right to feel safe trumps your right to own an AR-15". When I point out the logical fallacies with this argument, all he says is "So what? I don't care". This is the mentality that we're dealing with. They flat don't care, and we saw this yesterday. View Quote Your brother wants to send people with guns to take otherwise peaceful people's guns. Thant makes him an armchair thug and is going to result in more deaths than having "weapons of war on the streets.". I know - I'm preaching to the choir. |
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Quoted: Yeah, I mean I meant that by house. But it's gonna sail to the desk for signing. The rest of the process is lubed up till that point. View Quote You're correct that it will sail through both. A couple of Ds who are in tight districts may vote against it, but that's it. The numbers are more than there |
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Trying to read the bill. Things that are BANNED.
Pistols with threaded barrels Just about any semi-auto rifle that has a threaded barrel, collapsible stock, flash hider, etc Anything that shoots .50 Cal Not sure about: Benelli M4 Not banned: Ruger 10/22 Not sure about a grandfather clause ETA: IT IS CRITICAL TO LIMIT THE PROSPECTIVE SALE OF ASSAULT 24 WEAPONS AND ACCESSORIES, WHILE PERMITTING EXISTING LEGAL OWNERS 25 TO RETAIN THE ASSAULT WEAPONS THEY CURRENTLY OWN; This is bonus: They have no proof of this: 26 (d) JUST AS THE DESIGN OF ASSAULT WEAPONS MAXIMIZES THEIR 27 LETHALITY, POLICY DESIGNED TO INTERRUPT THE PROLIFERATION OF 1 THESE WEAPONS HAS BEEN SHOWN TO BE JUST AS SUCCESSFUL IN 2 DECREASING DEATHS Also it looks like it would be illegal to sell any of these banned firearms... Which seems odd to me. Like, you can't divest yourselves of them? |
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Quoted: Trying to read the bill. Things that are BANNED. Pistols with threaded barrels Just about any semi-auto rifle that has a threaded barrel, collapsible stock, flash hider, etc Anything that shoots .50 Cal Not sure about: Benelli M4 Not banned: Ruger 10/22 Not sure about a grandfather clause Also it looks like it would be illegal to sell any of these banned firearms... Which seems odd to me. Like, you can't divest yourselves of them? View Quote From what I read, they (dealers) can sell them to people out of state or render them non-functional. |
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Quoted: Trying to read the bill. Things that are BANNED. Pistols with threaded barrels Just about any semi-auto rifle that has a threaded barrel, collapsible stock, flash hider, etc Anything that shoots .50 Cal Not sure about: Benelli M4 Not banned: Ruger 10/22 Not sure about a grandfather clause Also it looks like it would be illegal to sell any of these banned firearms... Which seems odd to me. Like, you can't divest yourselves of them? View Quote Also, read it closer. An "assault rifle" is defined as a semi auto rifle that takes a detachable magazine and has ONE of these other features: (A) A PISTOL GRIP OR THUMBHOLE STOCK; 9 (B) ANY FEATURE CAPABLE OF FUNCTIONING AS A PROTRUDING 10 GRIP THAT CAN BE HELD BY THE NON-TRIGGER HAND; 11 (C) A FOLDING, TELESCOPING, OR DETACHABLE STOCK THAT IS 12 OTHERWISE FOLDABLE OR ADJUSTABLE IN A MANNER THAT OPERATES TO 13 REDUCE THE LENGTH, SIZE, OR ANY OTHER DIMENSION, OR OTHERWISE 14 ENHANCES THE ABILITY TO CONCEAL THE WEAPON; 15 (D) A MUZZLE BRAKE; 16 (E) A FUNCTIONAL GRENADE LAUNCHER OR FLARE LAUNCHER; 17 (F) A SHROUD ATTACHED TO THE BARREL, OR THAT PARTIALLY OR 18 COMPLETELY ENCIRCLES THE BARREL, ALLOWING THE BEARER TO HOLD 19 THE FIREARM WITH THE NON-TRIGGER HAND WITHOUT BEING BURNED, BUT 20 EXCLUDING A SLIDE THAT ENCLOSES THE BARREL; OR 21 (G) A THREADED BARREL; AND ALSO anything specifically listed below. Also basically all semi auto shotguns. All Rifle caliber pistols. All pistols that have another grip, or threaded barrel. So. A metric fuck ton of guns banned. |
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Quoted: Trying to read the bill. Things that are BANNED. Pistols with threaded barrels Just about any semi-auto rifle that has a threaded barrel, collapsible stock, flash hider, etc Anything that shoots .50 Cal Not sure about: Benelli M4 Not banned: Ruger 10/22 Not sure about a grandfather clause Also it looks like it would be illegal to sell any of these banned firearms... Which seems odd to me. Like, you can't divest yourselves of them? View Quote All banned items are grandfathered to the individual who possesses them when the law goes into effect. At that point they can only be passed down through a will, or given to a FFL who must render them inoperable within 90 days. It was mentioned in the committee hearing that it would be possible to sell the items out of state. |
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