Why leaving California is not an option for 2A rights supporters.

[Texas Boy]

[Shotgun Man]

For me leaving CA is not an option.

However, it is true that if all 2A supporters exodus CA, the gungrabbers will become emboldened. The fall of CA is a precursor to the fall of the nation.

[lomalinda]

"The fall of CA is a precursor to the fall of the nation."

Amen, brother. I have e-mailed multiple people on GB who say they won't do CA sales. The line is always the same: "Move to a free state."

As stated above quite eloquently, moving is an option for only so long, and then you have to stand your ground and fight. Isn't it ironic that gunnies would recommend tucking tail and heading for the hills?

[Sunwolf]

Let it fall.Time to reset.

[radioman]

My family came to San Francisco in the 1870's, I'll be dammed if I let a bunch of buffoons run me out, I come from a long line of fighters. I dream of the day the big one hits and all fearful fools that have turned this state into a (honey pot) run for their little lives.

[M. Sage]

It was mainly the financial and tax stuff that drove me out. It was actually fun playing cat and mouse with the DOJ over gun stuff.

CARB and the AQMDs had a lot more to do with my leaving than gun stuff.

[radioman]

It was mainly the financial and tax stuff that drove me out. It was actually fun playing cat and mouse with the DOJ over gun stuff.

CARB and the AQMDs had a lot more to do with my leaving than gun stuff.

CARB is a pain in the you know where, there is a web site called killcarb.org, long over due. and then California gun control, or the lack of it. We need everyone we can get and it sound like you were a good man to have in a fight, and now I find out your AWOL.

[Window_Seat]

Let it fall.Time to reset.

As optimistic as I have been about the future of the current cases, and future cases as well, I have also been inclined to think this way in the past. Sometimes it's necessary to "reboot". In this case, a cold one would be necessary. This time, however, I believe strongly that Boxer being on her way out might pick things up, and set the course for positive reinforcements.

Erik.

[Window_Seat]

Let it fall.Time to reset.

As optimistic as I have been about the future of the current cases, and future cases as well, I have also been inclined to think this way in the past. Sometimes it's necessary to "reboot". In this case, a cold one would be necessary. This time, however, I believe strongly that Boxer being on her way out might pick things up, and set the course for positive reinforcements.

Erik.

[POLICESTATE]

I dream of the day the big one hits and all fearful fools that have turned this state into a (honey pot) run for their little lives.

AMEN!

[Dirtbozz]

It needs to crash, and it will.

I was born here 66 years ago. I have watched the deterioration of this state (the infestation by liberals), as many others have. Our state politicians live in la la land. They will not face facts. They will continue to keep their heads in the sand. They will continue to spend us into oblivion.

These idiots in Sacramento will eventually destroy it once and for all. Hopefully common sense will rise from the ashes.

[audiophil2]

I don't think many 2A Californians are moving out of state. Sure it looks like it when you see gun forum people post that they are moving but there are many others that are leaving that would never fight for the 2A. Everyone I know that has moved out in the last 5 years has not moved due to the lack of gun rights. They moved because CA is falling apart. No way to do business, no way to educate thier kids, no way to keep money.
The ones that leave CA will remember how bad it was and will fight harder if any CA legislation enters thier state. At least I will.

[artherd]

Why on earth would I leave? I'm winning!

[Quiet]

Everyone I know that has moved out in the last 5 years has not moved due to the lack of gun rights. They moved because CA is falling apart. No way to do business, no way to educate thier kids, no way to keep money.

Also note, that lots of anti-gun people have moved out of CA for these reasons.

It's sort of the reason why parts of NV (Clark County), CO (Denver) and WA (Seattle) are starting to look a lot like CA, in terms of the anti-gun stuff that's happening there.

[pullnshoot25]

My family came to San Francisco in the 1870's, I'll be dammed if I let a bunch of buffoons run me out, I come from a long line of fighters. I dream of the day the big one hits and all fearful fools that have turned this state into a (honey pot) run for their little lives.

I like the honey pot allusion, seeing as how our state flag has a bear on it...