The FREEDOM FESTIVAL

[glockman19]

Would you attend a weekend event on BLM land like a Coachella Festival based on firearms where EVERYONE would be carrying loaded legally?

It would be a show of force with speeches, bands, food, camping either tent or RV, and shooting ranges and competitions. Manufacturers booths area also welcome.

You don't need a permit to camp on BLM land, A benefactor like the NRA and CGF can fund the Festival stage, bathroom and first aid at a minimal cost.

Would you attend if held in the Bakersfield or Central Coast BLM districts?

[ChuckDizzle]

I could see this as interesting, but I would try to make it more fun, less rhetoric. Encourage and plug the supporting organizations, but leave the talking points to when folks are wearing suits at the conventions.

[Bansh88]

Sounds like a gun show only more inconvenient, expensive and uncomfortable.

But I hate any kind of festival, gathering or event.

[gogohopper]

Sounds like a state fair, in free states.

[k1dude]

I could see it being crashed by leftists trying to start fights or shooting signs and stuff to make gun owners look bad.

[Jeepergeo]

Organized events on BLM land require all sorts of permits.

I would not attend Coachella, nor would I attend the proposed event.

[morfeeis]

i'd attend if it were in a free state. AZ is just a few hours away, just saying....

[BigPimping]

I hate all festivals, crowds and such. Just miserable.

[jaymz]

Nope. Music festivals means booze will be present. One drunk a-hole doing something stupid (and someone will) at an event of that size would be the death blow to gun rights in CA.