The STOP SB 249 (Yee) Campaign: Moves fwd to Appropriations Cmte - Back to Work!!

[skyscraper]

Trying to help Yee?

Yeah for real! Some people just can't keep their mouths shut. Edit that post

[SparkYZ]

See http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=591209

Thanks.

So, what happens when we get the 15000 signatures? I see we're around 7k right now...how long do we have to get the 15000 signatures?

[XD40SUBBIE]

My thoughts exactly, what is this BS?

WE SHOULDN'T EVEN HAVE TO DEAL WITH THE F@*KING BULLET BUTTON. But we do.

In a world where people were not afraid of the boogeyman and the dark, things like inanimate objects are not responsible for the actions of sentient beings. However, we live in a world where the mere sight of an object sends people into spasms. So then one day this lady met this fellow and they knew they need to create a ban on military-style weapons in the hands of civilians - for no reason what-so-ever other than the fear of the soulless object.

But craftfully, using the very laws that the California passed, a group of people created the bullet button. Which essentially makes a magazine fixed and requires a tool for the magazine to be removed, as specified by the law. Allowing AR-Style rifles to be exchanged and used in the state of California.

I guess, with the drive to make some money for circumventing the allowance of a bullet button, a guy who has a patent pending, took a magnet that mates with the bullet button and figured, "Wow, I'm a clever bloke. Now I can make a lot of money."

Some reporter and editor in KCBS decided, huh? Let's go to the gun range, since guns are the hottest items right now. Women are buying themselves guns as presents for themselves. Let's see what they are shooting in them there ranges. Holy crap, it's a M16...oh, it's an AR. The guy using it is loving the adrenaline of squeezing a round or two. Cool, now let's ask, why are the assembly and senate who seems to be unable to do anything around this state is allowing these "evil" weapons that cause adrenaline rushes to be used in California. Oh, the excited shooter, also shows his already, technically, banned magnetic, patent pending tool that he picked up at the Cow Palace for $25.

Having done nothing for a couple of years, and just lost the mayoral election, Yee or someone in Yee's camp showed him the newcast. "Wow, that's wagging the darn dog. People will feel safe, now that I am banning a 'military' assault weapon." "They will then forget that the state is 16 Billion dollars in the hole and I and all my Democrat colleagues have no idea how to get us out." Let me take this aggy bill that is in limbo, gut and amend. Done. Now we have the story thus far. Let's hope it ends happily ever after, for us- NOT YEE.

[RRangel]

Except when this gets signed into law, those "free" states are going to be next on the chopping block, in fact, another "permanent" AWB won't be that far behind if 249 becomes law here.

And I don't believe that the "free" states will welcome you with open arms, you're "contaminated" or "tainted" in their eyes.

I'm sorry for the negativity, but with today's vote, I've pretty much lost any and all faith in this state. Moving out of state will only be a temporary fix until the elections...

Why do you write as if you've just woken up from a deep slumber, out from under a rock, for the last three decades or something? Where have you been?

With all the anti-gun laws already passed in this state, how could you have suddenly, "lost any and all faith" in such committees? Give the drama a rest.

Those who have been keeping track know the score. With activism, and the recent legal jurisprudence, we're not doing so bad. The state's gun laws are highly suspect post incorporation of an individual right to keep and bear arms.

[XD40SUBBIE]

Yamada is not on the Assembly PS Committee and did not vote on SB249 today.

According to that vote thing in that link about who voted and who did not. Yamada voted, "Yes". It may have been an error...let me see if I can pull it up.

I knew I was not imagining things. Look for Yamada here. http://legiscan.com/gaits/rollcall/99796 green check.

[caboom]

Yeah for real! Some people just can't keep their mouths shut. Edit that post

I removed his quote from my post. Hopefully he does the same.

[goober]

According to that vote thing in that link about who voted and who did not. Yamada voted, "Yes". It may have been an error...let me see if I can pull it up.

That link was not relevant to today's Public Safety Committee vote.
It was posted in error and caused considerable confusion.
The error was pointed out multiple times in this thread.
There are 6 members on the PS committee. Yamada is not one of them.

[caboom]

[QUOTE=shadowofnight;8865163]I have many times, and agree with you./QUOTE]

Do you not like your freedoms and the fact that we can own ARs and AKs with the use of Bullet Buttons?
Are you intentionally trying to give them more ammo?
Did you not see the posts where they quoted gun forums as being racists?

[XD40SUBBIE]

That link was not relevant to today's Public Safety Committee vote.
It was posted in error and caused considerable confusion.
The error was pointed out multiple times in this thread.
There are 6 members on the PS committee. Yamada is not one of them.

I stand corrected then, thanks Goob. Still don't like her - she needs to go too!

[supermanuf]

Shadowofnight--As evidenced this morning, Yee couldn't even tell you what a bullet button was--how do you expect him to stick something in it???

[XD40SUBBIE]

Shadowofnight--As evidenced this morning, Yee couldn't even tell you what a bullet button was--how do you expect him to stick something in it???

Right. That was pretty good when dude asked him which is illegal and which is legal - how's that for show and tell? But, that means nothing to a kangaroo committee that's already decided this was going to pass. This is evident by allowing a poorly written, poorly represented bill. If it was this easy, we should all write laws. I'm thinking of writing one that will be called the "Gun Control Bill of 2014: Whereas, every citizen shall be compelled by law to own at least one type of gun. Learn how to use it and practice at least once every two months. Californians will be limited to only 2,000,000 guns per person or $10,000,000,000 in value, not including accessories or whichever is greater."

[Wernher von Browning]

Those of you who shop at MidwayUSA check your email, those cruel bastards just sent me an email offering big savings on...of all things conversion kits

Did anybody bother to look at those Midway "conversion kits"?

They convert your Glock 17, 22, 34, 35 to fire .22 LR.

BFD.

[goober]

Did anybody bother to look at those Midway "conversion kits"?

They convert your Glock 17, 22, 34, 35 to fire .22 LR.

BFD.

yeah i was gonna say that but figgered "meh"

[reznunt]

so where and when does the revolution begin?

[XD40SUBBIE]

Did anybody bother to look at those Midway "conversion kits"?

They convert your Glock 17, 22, 34, 35 to fire .22 LR.

BFD.

I think it was more of the letter of the ad..."conversion kits" sale, moments after SB249 passed. So it was as someone said - bad timing, albeit it had nothing to do with SB249.