Posted on 12/31/2024 6:06:03 AM PST by artichokegrower
Most Californians know that the state does not need 1,200 new laws every year. Fortunately, most governors veto a handful. California Globe contributor Chris Micheli reported that during Governor Newsom’s 6 years in office, between 425 – 1,200 bills were sent to him annually, and he vetoed between 8% – 16.5% of them.
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We know who has the guns and where they are
The intermediate goal. This is effective only as a cudgel to be used against those who have something of value to protect (a family, a career, a home, a worthwhile future) who also happen to understand the meaning of the phrase “Shall not be infringed.”. It means absolutely nothing to people without anything to lose, or to those easily led to the slaughterhouse.
California Laws judge Roy Bean giggles raps box.
Welcome to Califubar
Too bad all of my guns were lost in one of California’s many wildfires.
Good to know why more businesses will be closing in my city - to add to the already massive number of businesses that have already closed.
that they have, within the past 30 days, confirmed possession of every firearm that they own or possess.
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It might take more than 30 days to count all one’s firearms.
Then start over for the next 30 days.
I have to dig them up every month for a visual check?
Problem with these entrenched rat states is a small concentrated majority in rat run areas dictate the election outcomes much like NY and Chicago
Some Naughty, Some Nice
Define “nice,” in this context. What are “nice” laws?
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