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Contact information:

His Lord High Attorney General Thomas Reilly

One Ashburton Place

Boston, MA 02108-1698

Tel: (617) 727-2200

TTY: (617) 727-4765

Fax: (508) 795-1991

Chief Justice Margaret H. Marshall

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

One Beacon Street, 3rd Floor

Boston, MA 02108

Tel: 617/557-1114

Fax: 617/742-1807

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[kcamtx]

I heard of that place.......The Peoples Republic of Massachusettstan.

[SandRat]

So,....? Move out of the first Communist State Taxachusetts and leave all the LIBERALS, LIBERAL agendas, all the DEMORAT ties behind. Move west, stop before you get to Kalifornya Arnold still has a lot of work to do to clean that mess up, and be a hard core conservative.

[Lyndal]

Why not get a campaign started to get all gun and ammo manufacturers to stop sending anything to Mass? When the police run out of guns and ammo, maybe they will change their minds.

Probably would be a prudent thing for the manufacturers to do anyway. Don't want him going after them for distributing the nasty old assault rifles and shotguns to anyone, even a policeman

[stevem]

Luckily, Massachesetts is a small state (in square miles) so anyone in Massachusetts can get from his or her home to another state without driving some great distance. I bought my reloading supplies (and replenish them) without anyone even asking me my name. As to buying the actual firearms, I suspect you will need to take up some sort of residence in another state.

I live in Minnesota, so a drive here to buy the weapons is likely not in the cards. However, there is hope, even in Massachusetts. It took 3 or 4 years of letter writing and calls, and a good deal of work from a couple of women legislators to get more reasonable gun laws passed in Minnesota. Even then it required all the pieces (including the election of Tim Pawlenty) to get it all put together. I'm not sure what the sentiment is for such changes in your state. With luck, your aspiring despot might be deposed. We still have enough people of that ilk in office that we get daily predictions of death and destruction because of our new more reasonable gun law.

Here's a surprise. Despite the gloomy predictions, we haven't had any death and destruction, and it's been seven months. I suppose Minnesota citizens are just more mature and "law abiding" that your average gun slinger in Massachusetts. I'm sure that's what Reilly thinks. Wait, sorry, liberals are incapable of thought. It gets in the way.

[taxcontrol]

Borrow a page from the Liberal play book - sue.

I'm sure there are a whole plethora of reasons to sue this guy and the state. Sue Sue Sue again and again and again. Make this guy so busy defending lawsuits that he has no time to do STUPID stuff like this.

[B4Ranch]

What you men have being warning about for years is starting to happen in Massachusetts. Your answer; "Save cartridges, learn how to pack your own loads, and practice shooting" has finally become the rule of law for anyone wishing to survive!

Well, not one to let either grass or freedom grow under his feet, Reilly has struck again. He has sent letter to the country's ammunition component sellers telling them that if they send any ammunition components or loading equipment to Massachusetts, he will send them to jail and break them financially.

As the 2nd Tea Party draws near, the vast civilian militia in America readies to defend their US Constitution and Bill of Rights.

[DMZFrank]

Isn't Concord located in Massachussets? I recall a pivotal event there in the spring of 1775, led by a British major named Howe. Is it time for a modern day version of this event?

[Joe Brower]

[Travis McGee]

This guy sounds like Attorney General Eric Sanderson. We know what happened to him in fiction-land.