This is how free states do it.

[advocatusdiaboli]

Why dream? Wake up and GTFO of California. This is a big part of why I plan to end up in Nevada some time soon.

It is a noble cause to seek liberty as our founders did by evading it if one can.

I feel the same and one day will leave when the time is right but I'll fight tyranny here as long Is I live here.

I have come to realize, and you will too soon enough, that it is bad for the morale of those left behind to talk about leaving; it feels like betrayal (while it isn't, it _feels_ that way to them).

So you'll always draw friendly fire if you mention the obvious act they cannot or will not do. It's human nature and they are reacting emotionally not logically: they know we are at the Alamo here, so defection is particularly alarming to them.

Best to fight on while here and then slip away quietly underneath the enemy's nose when you judge the time right for you. Or never leave and stay and fight from under the yoke of tyranny until your death. Everyone should be free to do either with pride and honor. None of us are the enemy, so let's stop shooting at each other.

[morfeeis]

Why dream? Wake up and GTFO of California. This is a big part of why I plan to end up in Nevada some time soon.

This.....

[elk hunter]

My cousin just moved to Montana. Man I wish I could live there

It's nice up here in Montana. I was just talking to some people I know about where we could ride in on horse back and have a real good chance at shooting a nice mulie or bull elk.

[smle-man]

The whole Midwest has gone pro guns! All but Chicago!

Full circle. The midwest at one time was very pro firearms due to the many outdoorsmen and women who resided there. The urban dwellers pushed the states to anti-gun.

[smle-man]

It is a noble cause to seek liberty as our founders did by evading it if one can.

I feel the same and one day will leave when the time is right but I'll fight tyranny here as long Is I live here.

I have come to realize, and you will too soon enough, that it is bad for the morale of those left behind to talk about leaving; it feels like betrayal (while it isn't, it _feels_ that way to them).

So you'll always draw friendly fire if you mention the obvious act they cannot or will not do. It's human nature and they are reacting emotionally not logically: they know we are at the Alamo here, so defection is particularly alarming to them.

Best to fight on while here and then slip away quietly underneath the enemy's nose when you judge the time right for you. Or never leave and stay and fight from under the yoke of tyranny until your death. Everyone should be free to do either with pride and honor. None of us are the enemy, so let's stop shooting at each other.

The population is sorting itself by political and social values. California will eventually be as liberal/left wing as possible along with OR and WA. There will be pockets of resistance in the eastern reaches of OR and WA and in the desert regions of CA but not enough to make a difference. My hometown is starting to swing left after being a bastion of conservative values for decades. It is inevitable. 60 months and counting! Have your exit plan ready. I just hope the real estate market holds together until then.

[TeddyBallgame]

this is bad...there will be blood in the streets

[tikitavi06]

Minnesota is the same state that elected Jesse Ventura as their governor, he is pro 2-A. Its a wonder it didn't pass under his term.

[Ugly Hombre]

Well, if them Yankee square heads is armed up and heeled- best we re- think that Northfield bank notion...



Good for you Ole!

[RobertMW]

this is bad...there will be blood in the streets

And all the assassins will get away with it because of the silencers.

[highpower]

I wish you luck with trying to change the laws in the PRC. I gave up after years of fighting it and moved to a free state. I don't even like going back to visit anymore.

[tanks]

Funny thing is that people b*tch and moan about 2A issues in CA, then either they don't vote or vote for Democrats.

[craneman]

Minnesota is the same state that elected Jesse Ventura as their governor, he is pro 2-A. Its a wonder it didn't pass under his term.

They also keep electing Al Franken "male prostitute".

They certainly must have their fair share of brainstormers, too.

Back on topic. Good to see a win somewhere. I don't care how their Governor had to sign it, just that he did have to sign it. How he came to the decision matters to me not. Congrats Minnesota.