New York is in an uproar and you have to ask; where have all you supporters been the last 10 decades? Several counties have written and passed resolutions against the recent Governor's passage of the SAFE ACT or as I like to refer to it , New York's Firearms and Ammo ban.
IMO:
I'm having a hard time believing the counties are really against the firearms ban for the sake of the U.S. Constitional 2nd amendment. I do understand the personal reasons why a politician will come out against the firearms/ammo ban. But it is my 40 years of political understanding that is job related. I.E. go against this and your out of a job! For decades anti firearms/ammo bills have been passed and rejected and not one county came out for or against them.
I see the counties posturing for several reasons:
1. It's another unfunded state mandate.
2. The backlash may /will effect any elected posistion/person who supports the firearms/ammo ban. 3. With all the political posturing I've yet to see anyone actually come out and say they "WILL NOT ENFORCE" the firearms & ammo ban.
4. We now have people which includes retired law enforcement making written statements of how the ban will be rolled out and implimented. Really, like it's some official word from the State Ploice Superintendent.
My questions remain;
Who will come out & state they "WILL NOT ENFORCE"? Where were all these counties for the last 100 years while judges picked and choosed how to process a pistol permit...the 1st state firearms registration.
The hard questions will remain long after the political bravado dies.
Oh yea, one more thing, do not comment back I do not understand the issue or situation. I have a very deep undestanding of what is going to happen after the flag waving and speech's subside.
Just remember what political parties threw you under the bus.
Opinion's are free~Muzzle Loaders, Ammo, Long arms & Reloading supplies Since 1985 FFL Veteran Owned Transfers's
Friday, February 15, 2013
Monday, February 11, 2013
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Friday, February 8, 2013
Firearms owners "STARVE New York STATE"!
I'm urging every firearm owner to cancel their newspaper, cable
TV, stop purchasing lottery tickets, don't purchase a hunting license for at
least 2 years as a start. Hunter education instructors resign today. Teach no
one for FREE any longer. Stop supporting the very people who have taken your
hunting lands away. Pay your taxes at
the last possible minute do anything and everything you can to stop the flow of
money into the state’s coffers.
All these letters of protest from county officials
are pure bull. These officials , if they really cared should have been
protesting Cuomo’s SAFE ACT the first day it was news. Now they see the back lash! So its self-preservation
from elected officials who fear not the cost of state mandates, but the fear of
being voted out of office.
Every firearm owner needs to select from their club
people to run for office. Town boards, zoning, school boards, mayor any and
every position possible. If we, the firearms owners control local government
then we can control Albany.
Sportsmen and firearms owners have compromised
themselves right out of their sport and livelihood.
Regards,
BPB
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Who'd I vote for? Concentration needed on New York's issues
www.SCOPEny.org bus to Albany information for the Feb. 28th rally @ the LOB. All the groups are coming together! Bus schedules listed from Long Island To Buffalo.
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Friday, February 1, 2013
Second Amendment Rally SCOPE info United Front
Second Amendment Rally
Thursday February 28 in Albany
Bus will leave at 5:30AM SHARP!!!! Please meet at the Marion American Legion parking lot (4141 Witherden Rd, Marion, NY 14505).
Donation of $30 per rider is required, to be collected at the bus. Tip for driver will be determined.
Bus departs for Albany at 5:30AM SHARP! Please be at the Legion parking lot before then, so we can leave in a timely fashion. Bus will return to Marion American Legion parking lot approximately 7:15PM (leave Albany at 2:30PM).
In Albany, there will be speakers from 10:30AM to 12:30PM in the Well of the Legislative Office Building.
At 1:00PM, all members of our group are welcome to meet with Senator Nozzolio in his office. All riders are free to arrange for your own meetings/activities while in Albany. We all must meet back at bus before 2:30 so we can leave right at 2:30 SHARP! We must leave at this time.
You are allowed to bring food and drinks with you on the bus, and it is advised because it will be a long day. Bring a blanket and pillow for the ride. There is a cafeteria near the Well in the Legislative Office Building.
Dress attire: please do not wear blaze orange or camo. The media will single you out and portray us in a negative light. It happens every time. NRA, SCOPE or other 2A group attire is definitely endorsed. Always be polite and respectful in Albany, we are scrutinized under a microscope and it does not help our cause by making statements we may regret later. We have to do our own PR work as well advocate for our Second Amendment Rights. Trust me on that please!
SCOPE ball caps will be available at the bus for donation of $10.
RSVP as soon as possible, as seating is limited to 56.
WayneCountySCOPE@yahoo.com or call 597-2198
LET US FILL THAT BUILDING ON FEBRUARY 28!!!!
For more information please visit SCOPE on the web.
www.scopeny.org
Thursday February 28 in Albany
Bus will leave at 5:30AM SHARP!!!! Please meet at the Marion American Legion parking lot (4141 Witherden Rd, Marion, NY 14505).
Donation of $30 per rider is required, to be collected at the bus. Tip for driver will be determined.
Bus departs for Albany at 5:30AM SHARP! Please be at the Legion parking lot before then, so we can leave in a timely fashion. Bus will return to Marion American Legion parking lot approximately 7:15PM (leave Albany at 2:30PM).
In Albany, there will be speakers from 10:30AM to 12:30PM in the Well of the Legislative Office Building.
At 1:00PM, all members of our group are welcome to meet with Senator Nozzolio in his office. All riders are free to arrange for your own meetings/activities while in Albany. We all must meet back at bus before 2:30 so we can leave right at 2:30 SHARP! We must leave at this time.
You are allowed to bring food and drinks with you on the bus, and it is advised because it will be a long day. Bring a blanket and pillow for the ride. There is a cafeteria near the Well in the Legislative Office Building.
Dress attire: please do not wear blaze orange or camo. The media will single you out and portray us in a negative light. It happens every time. NRA, SCOPE or other 2A group attire is definitely endorsed. Always be polite and respectful in Albany, we are scrutinized under a microscope and it does not help our cause by making statements we may regret later. We have to do our own PR work as well advocate for our Second Amendment Rights. Trust me on that please!
SCOPE ball caps will be available at the bus for donation of $10.
RSVP as soon as possible, as seating is limited to 56.
WayneCountySCOPE@yahoo.com or call 597-2198
LET US FILL THAT BUILDING ON FEBRUARY 28!!!!
For more information please visit SCOPE on the web.
www.scopeny.org
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