sailingaway
04-27-2013, 01:06 AM
I wonder how that would work with their new state laws?
Also, the picture they use of a guy with his mouth open in mid word is supposed to make him look dumb, but note his hands.
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/armistead_ar15_130114e-615x345.jpg
now note Feinstein's hands
https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/1847_10151335587405197_1899795545_n.jpg
A town in Colorado is looking into a proposal that would require that every home have at least one assault-style rifle, similar to the Bushmaster AR-15 used to slaughter 20 elementary school children in Connecticut last year.
The Craig Daily Press reported this week that the Craig resident Craig Rummel had asked the city council to consider an ordinance that would force the head of every household to own a sporting rifle capable of using high-capacity magazines.
The ordinance included exceptions for anyone not mentally or physically capable of owning a firearm, or anyone who objected to the idea because of religious or personal beliefs.
Rummel said that he hoped the city would pass the ordinance to send a message to the state and the country.
“Coal, the power plant and hunting pretty well sums up what we offer here in Craig, America,” Rummel explained. “For too long, the state Legislature has been hammering us, and they’re destroying our economy.”
“Our voices are not being heard, but if we pass an ordinance, it will go viral, and then they’ll be forced to listen to us.”
According to the Daily Press, most of the council members agreed with the idea behind the ordinance, but hesitated at the notion of using their power just to send a message.
Council member Ray Beck suggested that a resolution could send the same message without carrying the weight of law.
But council member Tony Bohrer said he was “all for an ordinance, because at the end of the day there’s still going to be 20,000 head of elk at Black Mountain, and this would give me another thing to use to promote Craig.”
more: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/04/25/colorado-town-considers-requiring-ak-47s-and-ar-15s-in-every-home/
Also, the picture they use of a guy with his mouth open in mid word is supposed to make him look dumb, but note his hands.
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/armistead_ar15_130114e-615x345.jpg
now note Feinstein's hands
https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/1847_10151335587405197_1899795545_n.jpg
A town in Colorado is looking into a proposal that would require that every home have at least one assault-style rifle, similar to the Bushmaster AR-15 used to slaughter 20 elementary school children in Connecticut last year.
The Craig Daily Press reported this week that the Craig resident Craig Rummel had asked the city council to consider an ordinance that would force the head of every household to own a sporting rifle capable of using high-capacity magazines.
The ordinance included exceptions for anyone not mentally or physically capable of owning a firearm, or anyone who objected to the idea because of religious or personal beliefs.
Rummel said that he hoped the city would pass the ordinance to send a message to the state and the country.
“Coal, the power plant and hunting pretty well sums up what we offer here in Craig, America,” Rummel explained. “For too long, the state Legislature has been hammering us, and they’re destroying our economy.”
“Our voices are not being heard, but if we pass an ordinance, it will go viral, and then they’ll be forced to listen to us.”
According to the Daily Press, most of the council members agreed with the idea behind the ordinance, but hesitated at the notion of using their power just to send a message.
Council member Ray Beck suggested that a resolution could send the same message without carrying the weight of law.
But council member Tony Bohrer said he was “all for an ordinance, because at the end of the day there’s still going to be 20,000 head of elk at Black Mountain, and this would give me another thing to use to promote Craig.”
more: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/04/25/colorado-town-considers-requiring-ak-47s-and-ar-15s-in-every-home/