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It appears we are all being taxed and at least half of us are not being represented.
Yep...the people that it will affect are having their voices deleted or sent to spam.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fmedges
Yeah. 1224 is a done deal then. So form what I understand it passed by a wider margin this time?
Hopefully he doesn't make it take effect before 7/1, from what I understand that could be done.
UPDATE: And "wavering" McLachlan voted Aye -again-.
I'm guessing 1229 is going back to the Senate to be stripped of the '72 hour temporary transfer' amendment, to make sure we all become criminals when we're at the range and say "Here buddy, try this".
HB-1224: 34 Ayes both times.Quote:
Originally Posted by aryntha
HB-1229: they said it was going back to committee with regards to the corporations/trusts issue.
God I hope someone kills it with fire.... Then we can just concentrate on 1224 in re: Heller.Quote:
Originally Posted by zip
The claimed problem with the 1229 Senate amendment is the Trust/Corporate clause, which the DEMS are trying to put out as a way for people who cannot pass background checks to illegally purchase firearms. I am not sure that is true, as near as I can tell the trust owner does have a background check run on you.
How does the repeal process work? Any sunset provisions?
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For reference:
3rd reading 2/18
http://www.fookin.net/images/hb13-12...rd-reading.jpg
just before Buckner voted Aye
Today:
http://www.fookin.net/images/hb13-1224/1224-repass.png
just before Tyler voted Aye
1229 ...how is a trust a way to circumvent if you are not legally allowed to own a firearm, if you are on the trust and can't legally own a firearm it is my guess it invalidates the trust, so who the hell would do that.
I really don't like these fucking clowns.
Is she wearing orange?Quote:
Originally Posted by motohooligan
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