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6 Comments
Mao and Hitler are the first clue you're reading bullshit. Hopefully most people just stop there.
So, the RMGO, ironically, are like Imperial Stormtroopers. Can't aim for shit.
These are the same folks who will let you have it if you say "clip" instead of "magazine," or if you don't know what AR stands for. Precision for thee, not for me.
Radical Communists!
As oposed to what? Moderate Communists?
And linking Hitler with Mao is a bit of a stretch. Hitler was a fascist, not a communist.
These people are so fucking stupid it isn't funny.
I am in favor of anyone who can get Mao and Hitler on the same team.
As you note. the suffix shoudl be "coleg.gov" not "leg.colorado.gov". So yesteryear.
The pictures of Mao and Hitler are quite disturbing.
Not sure what "arbitrary gun confiscation" is. Presumably, it is the ERPO law, which does have firearms relinquishment (i.e., confiscation), but it is hardly "arbitrary. And that law is strongly supported by the citizenry.
HB1174 hardly makes it nearly impossible for people to get a concealed carry permit. The bill actually ensures that the CCW classes are meaningful and actually meet what is currently in state law "must demonstrate competency with a handgun." Many classes have no live fire exercises. How the hell does one demonstrate such competency when they don't even go to the range in the class?
Is the RMGO one deciding vote on what is "constitutional."?
RMGO has a new Director of Operations: Ian Escalante. He is pretty outrageous in his testimonies against bills and apparently isn't very attentive to detail. But I must say he is a step up from last year's person, who stated in a committee hearing that the data on "children's deaths from firearms being the leading cause of death" was not really correct because "if you remove the black children from those numbers," guns would no longer be the leading cause of death. Moans across the room. Never saw that guy again.