Indiana Constitutional Carry 2017

[KellyinAvon]

Cleared hot!! Two more on target.

 

[ATM]

I know you can't be a badass Libertarian if you care, but it really is the time to care.

You just go ahead and keep doing your Republican thing, you won't get in my way.

I'll make coffee.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

You just go ahead and keep doing your Republican thing, you won't get in my way.

I'll make coffee.

I do not understand the defensive crouch. It is time to fight, not run away.

 

[jamil]

Well, this is an interesting match. You've both peed about the same distance. I'd call it a draw and get on with the topic though.

 

[ATM]

I do not understand the defensive crouch. It is time to fight, not run away.

When I assign someone a role in my game, they are playing whether they want to, whether they understand their role, or not.

Here's a small reveal: I'm always fighting.

Here's another: I'm always playing.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

When I assign someone a role in my game, they are playing whether they want to, whether they understand their role, or not.

Here's a small reveal: I'm always fighting.

Here's another: I'm always playing.

Good to know someone has a handle on this then.

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Like a virus - How many other threads has that one thread infected now? Three? Four?


Wrote my letter, for what it's worth. Been two weeks since this was in the news, we'll see what comes from it.

 

[Woobie]

Well that was weird.


To the topic:

I must confess, I have yet to write the letter. But I shall. My Rep (Tom Saunders) is a good guy, but I don't think this is too high on his priorities. He needs to at least know it is high on mine.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

They need to know there will be consequences at the voting booth.

What were the consequences in the voting booth last time? None. And there won't be.

 

[MCgrease08]

Writing emails is nice. Letters are better, but the real noise is made over tbe phone.

It's imperative that you call the office of your rep and Bosma. Talk to staffers. Be polite. They can ignore email and letters. They can't ignore phone calls. Calling is the most effective approach.

 

[jamil]

What were the consequences in the voting booth last time? None. And there won't be.

That's a fair statement. It's harder to make politicians accountable in a two-party system. In Indiana if the choice is between the Republican who let the bill die and a Democrat, most districts are going to go to the Republican either way, unless another Republican challenges. And all the first Republican has to do to win is show the evangelical bonafides. "I voted for RFRA". Done.

 

[ATM]

Like a virus - How many other threads has that one thread infected now? Three? Four?

More.

I love the virus analogy, try going a bit further with that. How did we beat smallpox?

I just knew we'd make it full circle to vaccinations ...eventually.

We could only talk about deceptions so long before they all start cropping up.

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

I thought I was current on this thread. Do we have a bill number or anything so we can get active? If I missed it, I'm sorry but please enlighten me anyway.

 

[jamil]

I thought I was current on this thread. Do we have a bill number or anything so we can get active? If I missed it, I'm sorry but please enlighten me anyway.

Would have to wait for the next legislative session?

 

[Bill of Rights]

Would have to wait for the next legislative session?

Sometimes prior to the session, the IGA website will show some bills already introduced. Usually, those are non-controversial or are bills that won't be going anywhere, but not always. It's a moot point so far, though, because it presently shows nothing for the coming session. That could change as early as today or as late as the day after the deadline for introduced bills (or even after that, if we consider the so-called "vehicle bills".)

Blessings,
Bill

 

[lon]

We get the government we deserve.

That's the bottom line.

 

[KellyinAvon]

We keep it up on all fronts: e-mail, letters, phone calls. It's cold out now, but when it warms up enough to OC do the masses exercise both 1st Amendment and 2nd Amendment rights in front of the Statehouse?

 

[ATM]

...when it warms up enough to OC...

Drop leg holsters were created for cold days when you need to wear a coat.

 

[lonehoosier]

We keep it up on all fronts: e-mail, letters, phone calls. It's cold out now, but when it warms up enough to OC do the masses exercise both 1st Amendment and 2nd Amendment rights in front of the Statehouse?

Drop leg holsters were created for cold days when you need to wear a coat.

Love my Safariland mid ride for thise cold days. Works best with the ALS holster.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Drop leg holsters were created for cold days when you need to wear a coat.

It would be have to be a serious drop on days like today. Parka-weather out there.