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G & A's 2018 "Best States for Gun Owners" list
Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2018 9:04 am
by FfNJGTFO
OK, here it is folks! And A whole lot of changes, especially for Florida!
#1 - As always, Arizona, unchanged. #2 Idaho; #3 Alaska (drops from #2); #4 Kasnas.
Lots of changes at the bottom and the middle.
#51 - New York; #50 New Jersey; #49 Massachusetts; #48 Hawaii, #47 Wash, DC. (Hmmmmmm..... 
); #46 California; #45 Connecticut; #44 Maryland etc....
Florida....... <drum roll>.....
#23 (mostly due to 7026).... down from #12. At least we're still on the upper half!
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Re: G & A's 2018 "Best States for Gun Owners" list
Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2018 11:00 am
by REDinFL
I wonder how safe Arizona is, now. Given the election there, even though still undecided, the number of left and just basic foolish voters makes me wonder what they'll pull at the state level. Plenty of "LaRaza" and "Reconquista" people there now. Look at TX. Used to be the symbol of freedom but, that a jerk like "Beto" can get anything beyond laughter should scare any thinking person.
As far as Florida is concerned, Gillum would love to make it NJ. Sure, it's in the state Constitution but, a few more shootings, spun right (commie news media with their fellow traveler in tally) and it won't be so secure. Remember where the Florida election hinges, then remember what is sheriff there. A lot of people will have to make a lot of decisions. Speaking for myself, I've made mine a long time ago. I don't bother people but, don't bother me.
Re: G & A's 2018 "Best States for Gun Owners" list
Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2018 12:08 pm
by Skoll
The best way to fight any bullshit anti constitutional legislation they try here is noncompliance. Don't register your firearms, don't get rid of your standard capacity mags, don't give in.
This is still the state with the highest amount of CCWs and a fair amount of gun manufacturers. Two can play the civil disobedience game.
Re: G & A's 2018 "Best States for Gun Owners" list
Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2018 2:00 pm
by tector
CaptBarty wrote: ↑Sat Nov 10, 2018 11:00 am
I wonder how safe Arizona is, now. Given the election there, even though still undecided, the number of left and just basic foolish voters makes me wonder what they'll pull at the state level. Plenty of "LaRaza" and "Reconquista" people there now. Look at TX. Used to be the symbol of freedom but, that a jerk like "Beto" can get anything beyond laughter should scare any thinking person.
As far as Florida is concerned, Gillum would love to make it NJ. Sure, it's in the state Constitution but, a few more shootings, spun right (commie news media with their fellow traveler in tally) and it won't be so secure. Remember where the Florida election hinges, then remember what is sheriff there. A lot of people will have to make a lot of decisions. Speaking for myself, I've made mine a long time ago. I don't bother people but, don't bother me.
If the GOP ever loses TX or FL--by which I mean either becomes a reliable state for the Dems in presidential elections--the GOP (as we know it at least) will be done. It cannot win any presidential election without taking both. The math does not work.
Re: G & A's 2018 "Best States for Gun Owners" list
Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2018 6:54 pm
by zeebaron
"When polled, 46% of San Francisco residents have plans to move out of the area—61% said they planned to leave the state—with Texas being a primary destination."
https://www.businessinsider.com/san-fra ... ing-2018-6
Re: G & A's 2018 "Best States for Gun Owners" list
Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2018 5:14 am
by Casual
Yeh we getting fucked in Auston, San Antone, and DFW... fuck cali
Re: G & A's 2018 "Best States for Gun Owners" list
Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2018 9:41 am
by REDinFL
Basically because they've already effed up Colorado and Arizona. They are a cancer; every time I see a cali tag here I wish I had an RPG handy.