[Baynative]

“This isn’t an action against the WSP,” Kit Lange, another LFA organizer and owner of the Patrick Henry Society blog, said on Monday. “We understand that they’re in a really tough position; they’re expected to enforce a rule that is unconstitutional, against their own fellow citizens who are exercising an inherent right. We have absolutely no ill will towards them, and we hope that on the 7th they make the right decision to uphold the Constitution and their oath to it, instead of the arbitrary rules as defined by elected officials who forgot their oath.”

[Baynative]

WA Ping

[from occupied ga]

they make the right decision to uphold the Constitution and their oath to it, instead of the arbitrary rules as defined by elected officials who forgot their oath.”

Ha ha ha. They're POLICE. They enforce the rules of the government. They don't uphold the constitution.

[WayneS]

It’d be nice if the WSP would go all Oath Keeper at the last minute.

[dware]

Y’all are catching up to us here in CO in the civil disobedience game! Glad to see it. We’ve been holding similar protests here in CO since the BS laws went into effect. If “they” think we are going to comply, “they” are wrong. For the most part, the cops just hang back and let us do our thing. They support us. I hope Washington’s police do as well.

[NTHockey]

Let me understand this yet another example of legislative insanity. If you carry a legally concealed weapon into the viewing chamber, there is no problem. However, if you carry a firearm, out in the open where everyone can see it, it is a crime.

The liars, thieves and perverts outdid themselves on this one.

[NTHockey]

Let me understand this yet another example of legislative insanity. If you carry a legally concealed weapon into the viewing chamber, there is no problem. However, if you carry a firearm, out in the open where everyone can see it, it is a crime.

The liars, thieves and perverts outdid themselves on this one.

[knarf]

" ... and we hope that on the 7th they make the right decision to uphold the Constitution and their oath to it, instead of the arbitrary rules as defined by elected officials who forgot their oath.”

So do patriots all over the nation

Please keep us posted

[Joe Brower]

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Any time a firearms-related thread is created on FreeRepublic, please be sure to add the "banglist" keyword to it so that interested FReepers don't miss it. Just a suggestion.

Let Freedom Ring,

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[Resolute Conservative]

Better carry a weapon you don’t mind losing when arrested. I would be afraid of not getting mine back.

[rockrr]

I hope to see y’all there!

[onedoug]

I hope ALL of their Bill Of Right licenses are in place.

[OneWingedShark]

CWII Spark Ping — This might end up with people dead.

There once was an army called bonus, their pay considered an onus;
when early they came for their money, the government thought it quite funny;
then the army unleashed they, to burn and kill and drive the bonus away.

[Yollopoliuhqui]

The ironies run deep. Just like ISIS shooting itself in the foot by committing an insane public relations policy in thinking that horrifying acts of violence will spread fear and weaken resistance to their Sharia mentality, so do the “open carry” idiots shoot themselves in the brain by creating a spectacle that every anti-gun nut on the planet wet dreams about. Open carry is either a stupid mistake or the strategy of the closet Nazi element in conservative socio-politics. It will do nothing but strengthen the anti-gun nut cadres by inviting reaction and violent provocations that will not play well on the 6:00 news.

Gun owners who love their rights should battle against this “wild West” idiocy. Or prepare to live with the results.

[zeestephen]

I am surprised to learn that concealed weapons can be carried into the state Capitol.

You can’t carry any weapon into the King County Courthouse.

So, guns are OK where they make state laws, but not where they enforce them.