They’ll continue to take as much as they can until they’re staring at about 20,000 of us exercising our RKBA right outside their office windows. Then they’ll drop a deuce in their shorts and rethink their whole life.
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the thing that really gets me is that since we all know there is an elite plan to disarm us, how the freak do these low level state reps get their orders. i’m not being funny.
how do they know?
The highway patrol may be capable of dragging drunk drivers from behind the wheel, but if they get involved in criminal law enforcement, in violation of the Second Amendment, they’re gonna be way above their little heads. Here in NC, at least.
The Department of Legislative Services believes it would cost about $300,000 to create the database. The department also anticipates a need for seven new full-time troopers to investigate findings from the new database, with a cost of more than $1 million a year for salaries and equipment.
WHERE IS THE MONEY COMING FROM?
More like, it's time for gun owning conservatives from other states to get into their trucks and join in solidarity with the targeted citizens, just like we should do for Connecticut. Anything else is basically just cheap posturing. And in the absence of a bunch of truckloads of out-of-state supporters, it is wise for Maryland citizens to bury their guns in their back yard so they can choose the right time to fight against tyranny. If you let the JBTs choose, you lose.
Makes paying ones debt to society clearly worth it huh....
Doom on the socialist democrat and rhino polidiots and the idiots that vote and finance them.
Woof.....
Maryland “Freak State” PING!
“How much more of this bullshit do these tyrants think they can get away with????”
Apparently as much as they want. Who is going to stop them?
“or any violent crimes”
With the “or” added, it is clear the behavior wasn’t a felony, so just what would this include?
“Resisting arrest”? Which may mean you shrugged your shoulders at the wrong time....
> The Department of Legislative Services believes it would cost about $300,000 to create the database.
Sorry, $300,000 won’t even cover the cost of installing the software, much less maintaining it and making it usable.
This won’t be some little mom and pop bookkeeping program hosted on someone’s PC.
This is strictly an aside but have you ever wondered why that "10 percent" shows up so frequently in a discussion of almost any subject calling for an estimate? I suspect it's because the number is pulled out of thin air and seems reasonable.
The citizenry voted them in which makes them gun grabbers, too. What are you going to do with them???
“1.1 million records in Maryland’s gun registry and more than 3 million in the criminal”
Am I the only 1 that thinks this doesn’t speak well for Maryland?