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It seems as the general environment in California becomes increasingly hostile towards the 2A group, I read more and more "I won't comply" posts. Here's the deal folks:
1. The feds that troll this site now know what you have.
2. You're full of cr@p. You're not going to risk losing everything over that bullet button.
If you really want to affect change, you're going to have to work at it. Years ago, I worked as a lobbyist in Sacramento, and you know what folks, the system was just as broken back then. Change will only happen by starting at the local level, and it's hard. It takes time, energy, and a lot of doors slammed in your face and people telling you off on the phone. It's almost enough to make you just give up.
But if you persevere, change can happen slowly. I hear so much talk about revolution, and screw this or screw that. I read Facebook posts on so many of the gun retailer sites but it doesn't seem as if anybody wants to actually step up and do anything.
So, if change is what you want to see, then act. Start at the local level. Trying to change at the macro level is too much when starting out. And please, please, please, STOP with the "I won't comply" rhetoric. You think you're a tough guy? Post a story of how you didn't comply when they came knocking and the authorities turned around and went away because you spouted your 2A rights. Good luck with that!
1. The feds that troll this site now know what you have.
2. You're full of cr@p. You're not going to risk losing everything over that bullet button.
If you really want to affect change, you're going to have to work at it. Years ago, I worked as a lobbyist in Sacramento, and you know what folks, the system was just as broken back then. Change will only happen by starting at the local level, and it's hard. It takes time, energy, and a lot of doors slammed in your face and people telling you off on the phone. It's almost enough to make you just give up.
But if you persevere, change can happen slowly. I hear so much talk about revolution, and screw this or screw that. I read Facebook posts on so many of the gun retailer sites but it doesn't seem as if anybody wants to actually step up and do anything.
So, if change is what you want to see, then act. Start at the local level. Trying to change at the macro level is too much when starting out. And please, please, please, STOP with the "I won't comply" rhetoric. You think you're a tough guy? Post a story of how you didn't comply when they came knocking and the authorities turned around and went away because you spouted your 2A rights. Good luck with that!
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