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More body armor ban bollocks:
https://www.congress.gov/bill/114th-congress/house-bill/378
Thoughts on chances?
Moose-Knuckle
02-02-15, 07:23
The enemy has been at it for a while now.
They will never stop.
Will it go through, maybe not now but eventually . . .
You have to love the hypocrisy of a governing body that wants to "protect" it's citizens from large sodas, "reform" their healthcare, etc. just to make it illegal for those same citizens to protect their hearing with suppressors and their very lives with "armor".
You have to make yourself shootable by the authoritahs if necessary.
You have to make yourself shootable by the authoritahs if necessary.
Yep. Out of control.
You have to make yourself shootable by the authoritahs if necessary.
Take your logic and shove it! We can't have common sense like that polluting the masses.
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Have to add that to my "list of things to get before the nitwits ban it"
These egotistic oafs are out of their league when addressing anything related to firearms. My question is do they intend to ban AR500 steel all together? If not then any steel targets can be made to fit a plate carrier easily. The notion of a body armor ban is so irrational. Something so purely defensive...it's like any other safety equipment. Maybe they should consider banning helmets and seat-belts while they're at it. Their duplicity knows no bounds.
I've found www.popvox.com to be a good website for addressing concerning bills before congress, along with phone calls.
Hot Holster
02-02-15, 15:36
So it's already unlawful for a bad guy to have or use body armor during the commission of a crime, let's add the law abiding citizens who wish to have body armor to potentially protect themselves from the bad guys, and as some do, wear body armor during range time for their protection. Idiots who continue being elected over and over.
So it's already unlawful for a bad guy to have or use body armor during the commission of a crime, let's add the law abiding citizens who wish to have body armor to potentially protect themselves from the bad guys, and as some do, wear body armor during range time for their protection. Idiots who continue being elected over and over.
Maybe things are just more efficient if everyone who's not a .gov employee is classified as a criminal?
Maybe things are just more efficient if everyone who's not a .gov employee is classified as a criminal?
Not to worry, currently they are chipping away at the block...shouldn't be long now.
FromMyColdDeadHand
02-03-15, 09:15
We are all safe only if none of us is safe.
It's like we have to give sacrifices to the progressive gods to protect us all.
How much you want to bet he has some body armor. That is how the gun debates usually go.
Not to worry, currently they are chipping away at the block...shouldn't be long now.
Funny aside. I spent some time yesterday updating my SF-86 and one of the questions asks something along the lines of "Have you EVER been part of an organization that is intent on violating or discouraging U.S citizens from exercising their rights protected under the U.S. constitution?"
And all I could think to myself was congress, DOJ, DHS, white house et al?
Strange times we be living in...
I don't remember that one on the SF-86 but it does present a conundrum form the douchebags occupying the executive...
I don't remember that one on the SF-86 but it does present a conundrum form the douchebags occupying the executive...
Pg. 119 section 29, question 29.5.
It'd be funny if wasn't reality.
It'd be funny if wasn't reality.
Sometimes you gotta laugh cuz the alternative is crying
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