[aimhigh]

Clink link for entire legislation language.

[BBB333]

I grew up in Oregon and was in a very political (R) circle.

Happy I’m out of there...almost bought some more ammo today but was running short on time...down to my last 2,500 rounds...

Monday’s goal: surpass 3,000 rounds on hand.

[gundog]

I thought they’d try to get mandatory locked storage as a stand-alone. This has enough poison-pill provisions to choke a horse. Silly idealistic kids.

[HotHunt]

First off, this was introduced at the request of "Students For Change". Students don't have enough life experiences yet to realize that life is a lot more involved and complicated than what their liberal professors tell them.

I can guarantee you that this idea came from Western Oregon in the Willamette Valley where Eugene and Portland are and a bunch of liberals do-gooders live.

Oregon is almost two states. Eastern Oregon, the high country east of the Cascades, is mostly conservative and has lots of ranches. This won't go over well with those folks. They have representatives in the legislature who will fight against this madness for their constituents.

More than likely this proposed legislation won't go anywhere or it will be watered way down. But you never know with liberals. They cheat as a matter of course.

[BitWielder1]

To make guns useless for self defense and make criminals of good people.

[Joe 6-pack]

Watched a movie on Netflix recently titled "Calibre." Not much story, but great cinematography of the Scottish landscape. Anyways, the plot revolves around a tragic hunting accident. The two lead characters go deer hunting in the Scottish Highlands. Character A, who is a licensed, registered gun owner, takes Character B, an old friend, hunting. Character B lines up a deer in his scope, but just as he pulls the trigger, the deer darts away, and the bullet strikes a young hiker that was behind the deer looking at it. Character B realizes what he has done, and while he is in shock, the boy's father shows up, picks up the dropped rifle and is threatening to kill Character B. Character A arrives at the seen, sees what is about to happen and kills the father in order to save Character B's life.

While it was an ugly event, in most American states, if the facts played out in court the deaths would be treated as an accidental shooting and a justifiable homicide. In the movie, Character A is prompted to initiate a big cover up and hide the bodies because he panics about the prison time he would get just for the illegal loaning of the rifle to his friend, and events spiral out of control from there.

I thought it was a decent, if not unwitting, comment on how nuisance nanny gun laws can horribly complicate bad situations and make them even worse.

[wjcsux]

The patriots in Oregon will comply with this one just like the ones in New Jersey did.

[Kickass Conservative]

They should call it The Barney Fife Act of 2019.

[Kickass Conservative]

1. Liberal has a wet dream.

2. Liberal gets up in the morning and goes to work in the Statehouse.

3. Liberal writes a Bill based on his wet dream.