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GrundleStiltzkin
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House Bill 2240 would ban the manufacture, possession, sale, transfer, etc. of magazines that hold more than ten rounds of ammunition. This measure is strongly supported by the Governor and the Attorney General, and would severely limit your ability to defend yourself and your loved ones. This is the companion bill to Senate Bill 6077, which the Senate Law & Justice Committee will hear on January 20th.
House Bill 2241 would ban certain semi-automatic rifles and magazines that hold more than ten rounds of ammunition. HB 2241, like its predecessors, would do nothing to impact crime or keep Washingtonians safer.
House Bill 2519 would ban online sales of ammunition, and potentially require background checks for all ammunition purchases. This bill comes on the heels of California’s failed ammunition background check system and is being supported by the Attorney General.
House Bill 1374 would abolish Washington’s decades old state preemption statute, allowing localities to pass any gun control measures they see fit. Repealing preemption would lead to a confusing patchwork of local laws, making it extremely difficult for even the most well-meaning, and otherwise law-abiding, gun owners to avoid inadvertently becoming criminals. The hearing will be held on a substitute bill that has not yet been released.
House Bill 1315 would require onerous government red tape and further training to obtain a Concealed Pistol License. Training requirements are yet another cost prohibitive measure intended to ensure that lower income Americans are barred from defending themselves. The hearing will be held on a substitute bill that has not yet been released.
House Bill 2241 would ban certain semi-automatic rifles and magazines that hold more than ten rounds of ammunition. HB 2241, like its predecessors, would do nothing to impact crime or keep Washingtonians safer.
House Bill 2519 would ban online sales of ammunition, and potentially require background checks for all ammunition purchases. This bill comes on the heels of California’s failed ammunition background check system and is being supported by the Attorney General.
House Bill 1374 would abolish Washington’s decades old state preemption statute, allowing localities to pass any gun control measures they see fit. Repealing preemption would lead to a confusing patchwork of local laws, making it extremely difficult for even the most well-meaning, and otherwise law-abiding, gun owners to avoid inadvertently becoming criminals. The hearing will be held on a substitute bill that has not yet been released.
House Bill 1315 would require onerous government red tape and further training to obtain a Concealed Pistol License. Training requirements are yet another cost prohibitive measure intended to ensure that lower income Americans are barred from defending themselves. The hearing will be held on a substitute bill that has not yet been released.
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Until then, fuck off.
Nobody wants to take away your guns
https://app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary?BillNumber=2240&Initiative=false&Year=2019
https://app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary?BillNumber=6077&Chamber=Senate&Year=2019
http://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2019-20/Pdf/Bills/House Bills/2241.pdf
https://app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary?BillNumber=2519&Initiative=false&Year=2019
https://app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary?BillNumber=1374&Initiative=false&Year=2019
https://apps.leg.wa.gov/billsummary/?BillNumber=1315&Year=2019&Initiative=false
Gun control became mandatory. A disarmed citizenry became easy pickings for tyranny of the left and the death of dissenters
Same as it ever was. Without force leftists can't rule because their ideas fail every time
Morons dispute this simple fact
Name ONE country that went commie where citizens are armed.
Guns or no guns only the federal government could have protected the freed slaves. And the north lost the will to keep troops on the south after the early 1870s.