Boycott Colorado movement

[battle_sight_zero]

With all this Gun Control madness and infringement on our rights I would like to hit our tormentors back where it hurts. The best place to hit our oppressors is by taking away their revenue stream. I would like to see a movement nationwide where gun right supporters outright banned the purchase of Colorado products. This would include tourism such as hunting, snow sports and just plain tourism. I realize that not everyone would comply but just the threat of the of 10 percent of revenue would send a message to our State legislators. Our progressive Demonrats in seats right now are squirming with delight as they attempt to rule us, but we could knock em out of office by cutting off the money. Heck just a well organized threat of a boycott nation wide could send a message. Just my rant early in the morning, but the only thing that wake up other voters is a financial impact.

[Goodburbon]

Ill do my part, and leave.

[JohnTRourke]

Ill do my part, and leave.

yep, me too. native here and it's way past time to go.

[Ronin13]

yep, me too. native here and it's way past time to go.

This is where I'm torn- I don't want to accept defeat and jump ship (Native here as well), but even if we do stop these emotionally charged, freedom hating legislators I don't think I want to live in a state that would not only elect Obama, but then turn around and REelect his ass! And it used to be so nice here...

[Zundfolge]

This is where I'm torn- I don't want to accept defeat and jump ship (Native here as well), but even if we do stop these emotionally charged, freedom hating legislators I don't think I want to live in a state that would not only elect Obama, but then turn around and REelect his ass! And it used to be so nice here...

Colorado is at a crossroads. Either there is going to be backlash from the right that will sweep these leftist idiots out of office in the next election cycle or two OR the stranglehold the left holds on this state will strengthen taking it down the road to California (or worse).

I don't think its time to jump ship now but if we don't start winning soon, then it will be.

[ShelbyJK500]

I don't think Colorado is going to get better. I've lived here my entire life, (except for 5 years in WY) and it's been a slow, measurable shift toward the left. Too much influx of immigrants from the west coast and south of the border. I love the state, and I don't hold the illusion that any other state is going to be (or remain) a perfect haven for my views (except maybe texas... ). So although I intend to move in a few years, it's more to find a huge patch of cheap land to build a homestead on. A patch of land in which I and my loved ones will anything we damn well feel we have a constitutional right to, and is far enough away from any townships to draw attention to ourselves.

If for some reason I'm unable to leave the state as easily as I would prefer, or find a good deal on land here, I'll stick it out. And continue to partake in EVERYTHING that's granted to me by the Constitution, until it's no longer physically possible. They can shove their publicity-whore legislation up their collective Obamas.

x2 from a fellow "native". Although, just food for though. Texas has a cancer that is spreading...and the tumor is Austin.

Colorado is at a crossroads. Either there is going to be backlash from the right that will sweep these leftist idiots out of office in the next election cycle or two OR the stranglehold the left holds on this state will strengthen taking it down the road to California (or worse).

I don't think its time to jump ship now but if we don't start winning soon, then it will be.

We are already California's little sister. Sickening...but just look around.

[glock21]

Wyoming sounds like a good place to go!

[GlockDog47]

Wyoming sounds like a good place to go!

I feel the same. I cant belive this is happening to Co.

[Rust_shackleford]

Wyoming sounds like a good place to go!

Yep

[UncleDave]

Alaska, Montana, or Wyoming is starting to look mighty good about now.