CAPITOL GROUNDS RULES:
Do not block sidewalks, entrances or exits to building.
Signs on sticks, poles, or stakes are prohibited. (However, signs may be affixed to paper towel or lightweight wrapping paper tubes)
No Smoking is permitted WITHIN the Capitol Buildings. (If you smoke outdoors, no littering)
Leave it as you found it, PLEASE.
LFRA RULES:
- Play nice with others! Regardless of race, religion or region of our Nation. View those who fight this battle with you as brothers/sisters in this battle to secure our Nation back for the American Citizens.
- Understand that this is a United Effort. This means that people from all groups and organizations fighting the same cause or sister causes are free to use this site, resources and activities including setting up activities of their own. If you have a personal hang up with how one or another group or it’s members operate, that is your personal hang up and does not belong here. This is not the time for separation but unification.
- ·Stick to the causes. While your group might have numerous causes they are working for.
- LFRA at present is about Illegal Aliens, La Reconquista/Aztlan, Outsourcing, and Corrupt Politics. This does not say your other causes are not just as important, but at present time these are our primary causes we will be focusing on and our countries biggest threats.
- Right to bear arms/not bear arms. This is a topic which LFRA will say this much on and no more on the subject. Everyone has a right to protect themselves, but at the March For America event these items must not be present on your person. This includes Tasers.
- The only acceptable flags that shall be flown are United States honoring flags.
- No Drugs/No drinking during March Event hours.
- No Harassment/Taunting designed to invoke negative action or response from the opposition. In same light do not respond to any taunts designed to lure you out from opposition.
- Obey the Laws
NOTE: In the event that a permit cannot be secured, Rally will become a walking, single-file, sidewalk rally.
Press on, Kimberly!!!!...You go girl!
Ohioans fought long and hard be be 'allowed' to go armed, including marching around that same capital building with exposed firearms. It's my belief that our right to self defense should not be prevented at your event.
If that is your rule, I will however respect it. Go on without me.