How To Legally Buy Ammo Online In California

[rr2030]

Most of the libs in California I know came here from other states. When they leave they’re re patriating where they came from. We’ve been stuck with them long enough. You guys can have them back. Every one that leaves is one more vote that counts for a conservative. Yea I know I’ll get flamed all to hell for this, but there is a lot of truth in it.

Words of wisdom. We must have a liberal magnet buried somewhere here. What do you guys teach these idiots that transplant here. At one time we had an influx of conservatives, now they leave.

 

[Texas10]

Apparently you are not aware of the demographics, residents political affiliation and makeup of the legislature in California.

Maybe....lived there for 45 years in the Bay Area. Voted for prop 13 to change the way property tax was figured. So unless the legislature has done away with the citizens initiative process, you can still fight back. You just have to take an oblique path towards regaining rights. Can't make it look like the gun lobby fighting back. But I've not lived there in 20 years so a lot could've changed.

 

[JimT]

Maybe....lived there for 45 years in the Bay Area. Voted for prop 13 to change the way property tax was figured. So unless the legislature has done away with the citizens initiative process, you can still fight back. You just have to take an oblique path towards regaining rights. Can't make it look like the gun lobby fighting back. But I've not lived there in 20 years so a lot could've changed.

Yeah, a lot can change in 20 years.
Take a look at the link below, pay particular attention to the political parties section.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics_of_California

 

[Texas10]

Sorry for the long post but you've hit upon the reason I left Ca. 20 years ago.

Yep, I followed your link and I do remember a lot of that, and a lot of it was very transformational to tax payers in a good way. But then the elected officials became more emboldened with their corruption, and that is neither a Republican or Democratic theme. It's become ubiquitous to both Parties. Look again at all those "constitutional crisis" moments like the passage of Prop. 13 and more importantly term limits. The people have the power in CA. Either they just refuse to use it, or more likely, the legislature has figured out how to blunt it.

The figures paint a vivid picture of where the Democratic leaning populace lives, and it's where the jobs are. And it's because Republicans never, as in NEVER voted for a cost of living increase to the minimum wage, so wages became frozen except when Democrats were in control. Who'd of thunk folks would appreciate law makers who treat them with respect?

 

[Ned Ludd]

These bills / laws / recent or proposed legislation are not about reducing crime. They are an attempt to essentially make ownership of guns so onerous, difficult and expensive as to make citizens give em up, quit shooting, or move. Seems to be working.
anti-gun, no gun, registration is the mantra. not anti-crime.

This is 100% correct. However, in addition to making the ability to own and shoot guns "so onerous, difficult and expensive as to make citizens give em up, quit shooting, or move", they realize they can take even more money out of your pocket and give it to someone else, or waste it on useless social programs.