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To Concerned Members of the Senate:The above blog entry was made on April 20, 2011.
SB 427, aka AB144, is probably the most UNCONSTITUTIONAL anti-gun bill I've ever heard of, and hence it is TREASONOUS to vote "yea" on it. To lawfully pursue an anti-gun agenda, one must first repeal the Second Amendment. Otherwise, one is attacking The People's Constitutionally protected rights, and thus attacking the sovereignty of the United States, and attacking the sovereignty of The People.
I support the death penalty for "legislators" who vote affirmatively for blatantly UNCONSTITUTIONAL bills, or blatant human rights violations, in general.
Dishonoring/dismantling of the Second Amendment, by ignoring the fact of its existence, is a human rights violation, not protection.
A REMINDER:
1. The idea of a freedom charter is to protect the people from the government, not to protect people from each other.Also, a militia comprised of government employees/officials is OPPRESSION. Neither government officials or government employees are "the people," but the minions of government OPPRESSION. It's universal.
2. A government that "protects the people from each other" is OPPRESSION.
Sincerely,
[my personal info]
ps: Ballistics testing of fired rounds, in criminal investigations, should also be ruled unconstitutional, since is renders ineffectual The People's complaint department.
To Concerned Members of the Senate:They did it again, since I sent the above message: They voted for the unconstitutional anti-gun bill. Don't they ever get it? They MUST incur consequences for the above. They're not Americans. They're traitors. It's that simple.
SB 427 is blatantly UNCONSTITUTIONAL, and hence it is TREASONOUS to vote "yea" on it.
I support the death penalty for "legislators" who vote affirmatively for UNCONSTITUTIONAL bills, or human rights violations, in general.
Dishonoring/dismantling of the Second Amendment is a human rights violation, not protection.
A REMINDER:
1. The idea of a freedom charter is to protect the people from the government, not to protect people from each other.Also, a militia comprised of government employees/officials is OPPRESSION. Neither government officials or government employees are "the people," but the minions of government OPPRESSION. It's universal.
2. A government that "protects the people from each other" is OPPRESSION.
Sincerely,
To whom it concerns at BATFE:I hope they get the message; heed it, that is.
You must ceast and desist from monkeying with the people's Right to Keep and Bear Arms. What you don't seem to get is that the regulation authority of the government is NOT a license to interfere with the public's constitutionally guaranteed rights. You DO NOT have the right to substitute your political opinion in place of simply what the Second Amendment spells out as the right of the public to Keep and Bear Arms. The Second Amendment DOES NOT say anything about "sporting purposes," and you ARE NOT authorized to make such a stipulation, nor anyone in the legislature. The framers of the constitution clearly WERE NOT intending the Second Amendment to refer only to sporting purposes. You, and all anti-guners, are blatantly disrespecting the Second Amendment rights of the whole public. Again, cease and desist!
In summary, NOT SHOTGUN REGULATIONS, PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!
Sincerely,
Steve
To Gov. Schwarzenegger,The infinite gaul of California politicians!
re: the "motorcycle muffler law"
I am so ANGRY at the passage of SB435 in California. I just read that it's on your desk for signature. What I have to say is that if you were to sign it into law, I would be very angry at you as well. Don't do the will of California's communist totalitarian legislature. You and I both know that California's legislators don't belong on the street without medical supervision, let alone in the legislature. They must not be giving authority to manufactures, making their designs the law of the land. In fact, that can be used in court, to repeal it, if it were to become law. It is another mean-spirited law passed by mean-spirited officials, and it is definitely UNCONSTITUTIONAL. PERIOD.
To knowingly pass or sign an UNCONSTITUTIONAL measure into law is TREASON against the people.
DON'T SIGN IT! PERIOD!!!
As you may know, the 2009-2010 legislative session ended on August 31st, at midnight. As a fellow supporter of our Second Amendment right to bear arms, I wanted to be sure and keep you updated on a few important bills that we were all watching this session.It's been a lot of work, keeping at stubborn anti-gun politicians. Fortunately, it hasn't all been for nothing all the time. We must continue our fight to defend ALL of our freedoms from anti-freedom politicians, always. The job is never completely done. It's a perpetual battle. Let's keep at it.
FAILED: AB 1810, which would require California residents to register their shotguns and rifles in addition to their handguns, and would require law enforcement to permanently keep records of anyone who buys a gun from a dealer or an individual.
Though this bill passed out of the Assembly, the Senate failed to gain enough votes of support before the 12:00am deadline.
More Information: http://blogs.sacbee.com/capitolalertlatest/2010/08/bill-requiring-shotgun-and-rif.html
FAILED: AB 1934, which would make it an offense to carry firearms openly in holsters.
This bill went through many revisions. Though it initially passed out of the Assembly and then the Senate with amendments, the Assembly failed to approve these amendments before the 12:00am deadline.
More Information: http://www.sacbee.com/2010/09/01/2998092/assembly-session-ends-in-acrimony.html
FAILED: AB 2223, which would prohibit the possession or use of any shotgun shell loaded with anything other than nontoxic shot when hunting.
This bill passed through the Assembly but failed to get through the Senate Natural Resources and Water Committee.
I want to extend my deepest gratitude to all of you who continue to fight for our 2nd amendment rights. It is because of your support and resolve that we were able to rally to defeat these harmful proposals. It is outrageous that these kinds of bills are even being considered. We need to focus our efforts on strengthening the economy and creating jobs, not punishing and regulating law abiding citizens.
Please continue to spread the word and educate others when our basic rights are challenged. Together, we can prevail. I will not give up the fight to protect our basic rights and I hope you will also continue this cause. Thank you for your support.
It is an honor to serve you.
Sincerely,
Assemblyman Curt Hagman
District 60
To Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger,At least a good bill is passed sometimes.
Fabulous!!! AB1506, the take-your-IOU-and-shove-it bill, just UNANIMOUSLY passed both houses in the Golden State. You know what that means. It means that all of California is counting on you to sign it into law. You'd be Calfornia's extreme, record-holder black sheep if you didn't sign it into law, considering its overwhelming approval. Time to exercise those fingers. Think of it as an alternate, extra, body-building exercise for fingers. With the lack of a budget, they must be in great need of the exercise.
Liberal California politicians are stubborn, but maybe we can win this battle if we keep the pressure on them.you were heard!!
Over 2,200 Support Letters for AB 1506 (the IOU Bill) Played Key Role in Senate Committee Hearing Success - Thank You!
After a grueling nine-hour hearing Monday, Assembly Bill 1506 unanimously passed the Senate Appropriations Committee thanks to your overwhelming support.
Legislators saw your letters and realized the IOU Bill offers key protections to taxpayers, businesses, non-profits, and local government from the State's "forced borrowing" policy.
When California issues IOUs, the recipients still must pay taxes and fees to the state of California without the benefit of actually receiving the money they earned. The IOU Bill provides an easy way for them to meet their state obligations without running afoul of the law.
Some Legislators have publicly advocated for the "forced borrowing" policy and don't believe taxpayer relief is necessary.
However your towering stack of thoughtful letters left the committee members with little choice but to recognize the dire need for the IOU Bill.
Your continued support and dedication to this no-nonsense legislation is turning the tide in favor of Californians. I appreciate the opportunity to stand by your side. By working together, we can change California.
To make sure this bill passes into law and protects the hardworking taxpayers of our state, if you haven't already done so, please go to my website www.ab1506ioubill.info/support or email me at Assemblymember.Anderson@assembly.ca.gov with your letters of support.
Assemblyman Anderson presents your 2,200 letters of support to the Senate Appropriations Committee
Presuming it to just be Naïvte on the part of officials, concerning "wild" fires, here's what you need to know. There is no such thing as a "wild" fire. They are ALL arson, universally. They are NEVER accidental or wild, ever. Furthermore, most of those arsons are the handiwork of "firefighters," who are interested in more hours and overtime to pad their wallets with.If you don't believe the above, you haven't figured it out, yet. Human nature is that bad, and the character of "authorities" is worse than that of the average person, not better. That's a real fact of life. At least the average person is more or less minding his own business, more than "authorities" are.
If one had the totalitarian power to do something really effective, the imposition of life sentences and death sentences on ALL "firefighters" would turn off the "wild" fires, like turning off water at a spigot. That would work, and it's virtually certain that nothing else would ever work.
Ruminate on that one.
Sincerely,
Steve M.
To both Sen. Boxer and Sen. Feinstein,I hope you realize how harmful government unionization would be to freedom in the U. S. This is a blood-n-guts issue. Don't fall for the politicians tricks. Oppose that measure with force, so that it doesn't become too late for the American way of life.
There is a measure that must NOT become law. Namely, the Police and Firefighters Monopoly Bargaining Bill, S. 3194. I shall hold responsible all those who vote in the affirmative on that measure. It must NOT pass, PERIOD!
You, like liberals in general, along with other totalitarian-leaning politicians, are deliberately misleading the public about "environmental issues." Firstly, the BP spill was not an accident, but an event staged for dirty political reasons. Now, the liberals in particular are pointing to it as pseudo-evidnce of a need to stop using oil. It's part of a totalitarian abolishment of freedom-of-lifestyle, through staged events, to fake out the public, to falsely present a picture of the "need for change." The dirty politics of the Obama Administration is sickening, evil and inexcusable. If Obama really wants to kick ass over the spill, he ought to bend over and take his punishment, because he, among others, is guilty.They're not fooling me.
Any government, eg the U. S., that maximizes its own power over personal freedoms cannot be deemed legitimate. The oppression-creating loophole built into the U. S. Constitution is the authorization to regulate, which absolutely eclipses and renders ineffectual all freedoms and rights in the rest of the document. The only way to fix the U. S. government is to strike out the Constitutional authorization to regulate. There's no other way to achieve real personal freedoms, and that includes freedom of arms.Why don't politicians make as much sense as I do? Do you know? They're greedy and selfish and, need I say it . . . truly criminal.
To Rep. Anderson,As in the above example, politicians have a penchant for opening pandora's boxes, by introducing bad ideas into law. The above idea of Anderson's may seem plausibly like a good idea, but it definitely is not. Any time you invite the public to "innovate," you invite, knowingly or not, every conceivable type of scheme imaginable. It's definitely not all the same. If someone really has a good idea, he'll introduce it on his own initiative. Inviting ideas is inviting crooked cheaters to mess everything up with scams and myths and frauds, a la Obama and cohorts.
Providing tax credits, or better yet, lowering taxes, in one thing. What's wrong with AB2278 is that it invites dirty politics and shams and myth crafting, a la "global warming" mythologies and lies and frauds and misinterpretations. Such shenanigans shouldn't be encouraged as a tool for economic survival or further monetary self-enrichment.
My suggestion is go back to the drawing board, and devise a plan that doesn't encourage or reward gargantuan dishonesty, under guise of "improvements," and "innovations."
Such improprieties are not fairly harmless. They're absolutely ruinous to the interests of freedom and to the quality of life people have come to enjoy.
Subject: RE: ILA Contact - State or Local LegislationThat still doesn't answer the part about encroaching on people's right to store firearms in their vehicle. The fact that a law is federal doesn't make it offlimits, either.
Date: Monday, May 03, 2010 7:45 AM
Dear Mr. Malinowski,
Thank you for contacting NRA-ILA. This is federal law and there is an exception for people who live within 1,000 ft. of a school which allows them to own firearms. Please let us know if you have further questions or concerns.
Best regards,
Miranda Bond
NRA-ILA Grassroots Division
www.nraila.org
In reading the latest, April 30, 2010, Grassroots newsletter, I paused on the Louisiana section. What I'm wondering is: Why isn't the NRAILA disputing the Louisiana state law's legitimacy, the one that denies possession of a firearm within 1000 ft. of a school. It's unconstitutional. They can't call that security. It's a deprivation of people's Second Amendment rights, of anyone who lives that close to a school. It's also an unconstitutional deprivation of those same Second Amendment rights of anyone who may normally store a firearm in their vehicle. The NRAILA is stopping well short of fully protecting Second Amendment rights. The NRAILA should not be resigned to acquiesce to such unconstitutional encroachments. To let it go without even arguing the matter makes me suspect a covert anti-gun sentiment running through the works of even the NRAILA.This highlights that one cannot even trust an orginization ostensibly dedicated to a cause. One must remain vigilant, always.
To all concerned Assemblymembers:As you can see above, my message speaks for itself.
All three anti-gun measures are wrong, and unconstitutional.
AB1810 is harassment of those trying to exercise their constitutionally protected rights. Officials are not entitled to make anyone's rights contingent on ANYTHING. The public's rights are NOT negotiable. ALL registration requirements are harassment of the public. Attainment of office is not an authorization to harrass anyone, ever.
AB2223 is based on lies, which pretend lead, a natural substance which comes from nature, to harm its natural source, the land. It is entirely IMPOSSIBLE for lead to damage/pollute the environment. Lead is entirely natural, a product of nature itself. The measure is harassment of those trying to exercise their constitutionally protected rights.
AB1934 wrongfully insinuates it to be the right of California sheriffs to say "no" to constitutionally protected rights. Sheriffs are not entitled to deny anyone's constitutional rights, and no law should be passed to make it easy or convenient for any sheriff to violate anyone's rights.
I support the death penalty for any and all politicians who attempt to interfere with anyone's rights, through attempts to pass laws against, or to weaken, anyone's rights.
To whom, in the California Republican Party, it concerns:Again, I think my above message speaks for itself.
Heads ought to roll in California. In this year's California governor's race, there are no real Republicans in the running. There are Poizner and Whitman, who, judging from the campaign announcements on tv, are both democrats in disguise.
To sum up, the three strongest candidates at this time are three liberals:
1. Jerry Brown (who overstayed his welcome in the governor's office)So now I ask you: "Where are the Republicans? Is there not going to be a real Republican running for governor this round?" Even Schwarzenegger is not a true Republican. Calling himself a Republican is another one of his true lies.
2. Meg Whitman (a democrat in disguise)
3. Steve Poizner (a democrat in disguise)
Judging from all this, the liberals have overthrown the state of California. There ought to be public hangings, or public guillotinings, to rectify this criminal political situation.
I aim to found a Lucifer's Party, to kick corruption out of office, nationwide. If it's going to be a one-Party nation, my Lucifer's Party MUST be the one.
Sincerely,
Satan, His Very Self
California Division of Hell, Incorporated (Yes, Hell is incorporated in the scheme of life.)
To all "officials," charged with voting on AB1810,The above blog entry was made on April 17, 2010.
Although I originally used the following indented matter to decry the possible passage of AB1934, its priciples apply equally well to AB 1810. Read it.
1. The Second Amendment is an absolute right, NOT a relative right. IT'S NOT NOGOTIABLE. The passage of AB1934 would constitute the COMPLETE, ILLEGAL, UNCONSTITUTIONAL denial of the public's ABSOLUTE Second Amendment RIGHTS.It's an interesting coincidence that the number of this bill is "1934." That's the year Charles Manson was born. A bill like this one tends to leave the people defenseless again such extreme crimes, and can be considered the capital offense of aiding and abetting such activities.
2. Since it is virtually impossible to get a concealed carry permit, the outlawing of open carry rounds out the UNCONSTITUTIONAL denial of the people's Second Amendment RIGHTS. By analogy, 2 - 1 - 1 = 0. How possible would it then be to exercise one's ABSOLUTE RIGHT to carry a gun, if AB1934 were to pass?
3. The Second Amendment was, and is, intended to protect the public from government, not as an "authorization" for officials to be armed.
4. In view of the immediately above, the passage of ANY anti-gun "law" can be considered prima facie evidence of the intent, on the part of the "official," who'd voted in the affirmative for an anti-gun measure, to overthrow the government of the U. S. A.
5. In view of the above, it may be considered, deemed, the crime of HIGH TREASON, under penalty of death, for an "official" to vote in the affirmative, to render ineffectual, the PUBLIC'S Second Amendment RIGHTS.
6. In view of the immediately above, it may be considered, on an individual and collective basis, genuine and legal SELF-DEFENSE, to summarily strike dead, on the spot, any such "official" who had voted in the affirmative for ANY anti-gun "law," EVER.
So, in summary, voting in the affirmative on AB1934 is a capital offense under more theories of law than one, as I have just elucidated, above. I do not claim those two theories to be the only ones making such an affirmative vote a capital offense.
Anti-gun "authority" is ILLEGITIMATE. Cease and desist from your false personation of authority.
Sincerely,
Satan, His Very Self
California Chapter of Hell
Thank you for contacting me to express your opposition to AB 1810 (Feuer) which would require California residents to register their shotguns and rifles in addition to their handguns, and would require law enforcement to permanently keep records of anyone who buys a gun from a dealer or an individual.The above blog entry was made on April 13, 2010.
On April 13th, this bill was presented to the Public Safety Committee and unfortunately passed. The votes were as follows:
- Chair Assemblyman Tom Ammiano – AYE
- Vice-Chair Assemblyman Curt Hagman – NO
- Assemblyman Jim Beall, Jr. – NOT VOTING
- Assemblyman Danny Gilmore – NO
- Assemblyman Jerry Hill – AYE
- Assemblyman Anthony Portantino – AYE
- Assemblymember Nancy Skinner – AYE
I urge you to contact your State Assembly and Senate Representatives and urge them to OPPOSE AB 1810 if/when it reaches the floor for a vote. You can determine your representatives by going to www.asm.ca.gov and clicking on “Find My District” in the left hand column.
It is outrageous that legislation such as this is even being considered. We need to focus our efforts on strengthening the economy and creating jobs, not punishing and regulating law abiding citizens.
I would like to extend my thank you to all of you that continue to support our Constitutional right to bear arms. I will not give up the fight to protect our basic rights and I hope you will also continue this cause. Thank you.
It is an honor to serve you.
Assemblyman Curt Hagman
District 60
To all concerned "politicians":ALL anti-gun laws are unconstitutional.
It's about time California, and the country, had RETROACTIVE laws making it a capital offense for a politician to vote for an anti-gun law.
It's definitely NO on the rifle registration idea.Sleep tight, all you anti gunners.
It's definitely NO to any hunting licensing requirements.
Thank you for contacting my office to express your support for AB357 which would give Californian’s a license to carry a concealed firearm without having to establish “good cause.” This law would extend the license availability to the majority of California’s law abiding citizens.The above blog entry was made on January 7, 2010.
I support this bill and strongly support our Constitutional right to bear arms. As a Vice-Chairman of the Public Safety Committee, I was the only Assemblyman to support this legislation when it was presented to us last year. As AB 357 is reconsidered this session, I will urge my colleagues to send this bill to the floor so that California’s citizens can exercise their right to protect themselves and their families.
Thank you for giving me this opportunity to serve you.
Sincerely,
Assemblyman Curt Hagman
District 60
To: All California legislators:The above concept is DEFINITELY what this country needs. The people DO NOT need government officials to be able to hide behind absolute immunity, while they audaciously violate the public's constitutional rights with blatantly unconstitutional and draconian inroads against personal freedoms.
You must support the feature of AB357, which repeals the unconstitutional provision that one must show cause to be granted a concealed carry permit. That clause is every bit as unconstitutional as a law that would only allow voting if one could show cause sufficient to be granted a voting permit.
Legislatures nationwide must stop disrespecting the people's constitutional rights. I support a law which would make it a capital offense for a legislator to propose or vote for an unconstitutional law. That would light the fire under the legislatures' asses to heed the people's constitutional rights.
Wake up now, or die for your oppression crimes.
If my German were better, I'd write this in German. Every indication marks you as anti-German; a product of the fall of WWII era Germany. Hitler was not right about everything, but neither was he all wrong. Actually, Hitler was betraying Germany from the start, secretly. Well, the German people and soldiers, and even the higher military officers were better than they've been given credit for, in the postwar years. I have to consider you to be a communist outtake from the Soviet Union, who wants nothing more than to create a one-world gloabal communism, which I stongly oppose. Suffice it to say, I shall oppose you at every turn. If you're really a scientist, you know full well that "greenhouse gases" are a myth, and so is the whole idea of "global warming" likewise a myth. Furthermore, I tentatively plan to write the official sequel to Hitler's Mein Kampf. The main difference between me and Hitler, besides age, is that he was also a traitor (yes, I'm calling you a traitor), and I'm not a traitor (to Germany). If I ever rise to the position of German Chancellor myself, a la Hitler, I think you would want to remain in hiding, as I consider you to be my, and Germany's, enemy.I think the message speaks for itself.
Sincerely,
Steve
California, U. S. A.
ps: Don't let my Polish surname fool you.
pps: I'd really like to rule Germany, in the grand Hitler style, to thoroughly uninstall all the damage the Allied system wreaked on Germany and the rest of the world. Germany needs me, whether or not German knows it.
ppps: I'm very disappointed to learn that naturism has been discontinued in some parts of Germany. The one thing the Soviets did right was allowing naturism. Christianity leads one into Hell, not to Heaven. The prudes must be relieved of their duties, forthwith.
To each and every justice of the California Supreme Court (and whomever it may concern):The modern implementation of the Dark Ages is unforgivable.
There is absolutely no excuse for declining to review the Cahill Policy decision, by the California Parks Dept., who got an appellate court to rule in their favor, UNJUSTIFIABLY. Prudery of government is 100% unconstitutional, and it's organized crime (interests of strip joints, prostitution and so on). REGULATION, by nonlegislative persons, is an unconstitutional violation of the principle of separation of powers. Everything about the overturning of the Cahill policy is dirty politics. You had better make public nudity FULLY LEGAL, in all circumstances, and for all reasons, PERIOD. You haven't heard the last of it. Prudery also is a BLATANT violation of the constitutional protection of separation of church and state. Prudery of government officials is necessarily to be interpreted as prima facie evidence of being a muslim terrorist, in a grand conspiracy to overthrow the U. S. and its freedom. Everything about the court's disregard for the true human right of public nudity is, and must be, considered an intolerable capital offense, which must be punished swiftly and surely, in the interest of preserving freedom and reason. You had better fix the faux pas, and but quick.
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jerry Brown are boneheads, who must be deposed, to spare the people from their transgressions against freedom, in this and all other matters.
Steve [some personal info deleted]
---sent list (not part of message) sent just after midnight of Oct. 23, 2009---
President pro Tem of the California Senate Darrell Steinberg
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
Speaker of the U. S. House Nancy Pelosi
U. S. President Barack Obama
To Gov. Schwarzenegger,I've long wanted a way to recall Schwarzenegger, since he's been doing a grave disservice to the state. It's too hard for a poor person to do anything to recall incumbents.
I am very disappointed at your signing AB962, the ammo bill, into law. I even saw you lie on tv afterwards, saying that it's been demonstrated that ammo control has increased safety or reduced crime.
I intend to join the effort to repeal that bill. If it's repealed, it will reflect on your ineptitude in signing it.
The Second Amendment must be respected. AB962 is blatant disrespect for the Second Amendment. You, along with the offending legislators, have committed a crime against the rights of the people.
If I support any active efforts to maintain ineligibility of foreigners to the presidency, part of the reason would be to keep you out of the whitehouse.
California was in bad shape when you became governor. California is in horribly worse shape, now that you've served most of your combined term.
Sincerely,
Steve
From: Senator CoxThe above blog entry was made on September 16, 2009.
Subject: RE: AB 962 and SB 585 Gun Legislation Update
Date: Friday, September 11, 2009, 1:45 PM
After a push by the democratic leadership in the State Senate, Assembly Bill 962 and Senate Bill 585 passed yesterday afternoon with the bare-minimum 21 votes. No member of the Senate Republican Caucus voted to pass either bill. Assembly Bill 962 (De Leon), a bill relating to ammunition, is similar to Assembly Bill 2062 (2008) and Assembly Bill 362 (2007) by the same author. AB 962 passed the full Assembly on June 3 by a vote of 42-31 and was passed by the Senate on September 10 by a vote of 21 to 18. The bill will return to the Assembly for a concurrence vote. AB 962 is a far-reaching measure which implements extensive reporting and record-keeping requirements for all licensed gun dealers who sell handgun ammunition. The bill also requires handgun ammunition sales to occur in face-to-face transactions, effectively prohibiting internet sales to residents of California. The requirements listed in this measure are impractical and would do more to inconvenience lawful gun owners more than deter criminals. Prior versions of the bill outlawed the transfer of more than 50 rounds of handgun ammunition in a month; however, that provision was removed from the final version of the bill. I voted against AB 962 when it came before me. Senate Bill 585 (Leno), a bill which would prohibit firearms sales at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. The language in SB 585 is virtually identical to the final language contained in Assembly Bill 2498 (Leno) from the 2007-08 legislative session and would prohibit firearms sales at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. SB 585 is an effort to allow the City and/or County of San Francisco to discriminate against legitimate gun show participants and vendors who must comply with stringent state regulations affecting licensing, sales, background checks, liability and other provisions of state law governing gun shows, although the property in question is owned by the state, not the county. SB 585 passed from the Assembly on September 9 by a vote of 45 to 33, and passed from the Senate on September 10 by a vote of 21 to 18. I voted against this bill when it came before me. Both of these bills will likely be headed to the Governor’s desk for either his signature or veto. It is my recommendation that you contact Governor Schwarzenegger’s office to express your displeasure with these two measures. He can be reached at 916-445-2841. My commitment to protecting the second amendment rights of law-abiding citizens remains strong. I continue to oppose legislation that will negatively impact gun rights in the State of California.
Sincerely,
DAVE COX
Senator, First District
Below are links to the most recent vote sheets for the respective bills:
AB 962 Senate Floor:
http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/pub/09-10/bill/asm/ab_0951-1000/ab_962_vote_20090910_0500PM_sen_floor.html
AB 962 Assembly Floor:
http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/pub/09-10/bill/asm/ab_0951-1000/ab_962_vote_20090603_0614PM_asm_floor.html
SB 585 Senate Floor:
http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/pub/09-10/bill/sen/sb_0551-0600/sb_585_vote_20090910_0459PM_sen_floor.html
SB 585 Assembly Floor:
http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/pub/09-10/bill/sen/sb_0551-0600/sb_585_vote_20090909_0809PM_asm_floor.html
To Gov. Schwarenegger,You must join with the NRA and myself in telling Schwarzenegger California's government must not be totalitarian. Contact him today, and contact the legislators, who approved those two bills, and express your strong disapproval of unconstitutional blockage of the 2nd Amendment. This job, of limiting government power, is too much for one person or one group to do. You must join in this fight against Orwellian 1984-ish control over all of life.
You MAY NOT participate in the "legislature's" blatantly unconstitutional circumvention of the Bill of Rights, by approving either of these UNCONSTITUTIONAL bills, SB585 (fingerprinting at ammunition purchase), or AB962 (discrimination against constitutional sales of ammo and guns at the Cow Palace, in Daly City, California)
The California "legislature" is clearly unamerican. You, as governor, may not be in collusion with these sneak communists, in circumventing the U. S. Bill of Rights. If you were to sign either or both of these unconstitutional bills, it would have to be interpreted as a blatant act of treason against not only the people of California, but against the people of the entire United States.
I strongly advise you to take heed to this fair warning, before it's too late for either people's rights, or for you.
Steve
To Schwarzenegger,For your information, SB585 is the one that would ban gun sales at California's Cow Palace, in Daly City.
You may not sign SB585 into law. That bill is unconstitutional, and you'd be participating in the organized crime of the "legislature" by helping them with their illegal unconstitutional agenda.
Steve
To Attorney General Jerry Brown:The above blog entry was made on September 7, 2009.
Your involvement, in support of the DPR's attack against innocent nudity in California is unconscionable, dishonest, inappropriate, unthinkable, and unforgivable. You've moved California backwards, in the direction of the Church rule of the dark ages, with all its violent, politically-motivated prudery. The genuine guillotine, used in the French Revolution, ought to be wheeled over to the California capital, to take your head off. You've committed a capital offense against innocent freedom, and from the consequences of which you should not be spared.
If my world-court sole-judgship were to become recognized, I'd give you zero chance you'd escape the death penalty, on my orders.
I suffered the lapse in judgment of voting for you, when you ran for AG of California. I have no intention of ever voting for you again, for any office, at any time. I'm glad I never voted for you for governor. At least I got that right.
Here's an interesting anecdote. Back during the respective timeframe, when you had just been declared the winner of a second term as governor, I was in a small market, in eastern Anaheim, and the clerk behind the counter complained to me, as I was about to leave, "another four years of Brown." He definitely didn't sound glad. I don't know what his reason was, but I've now got at least one reason, myself, to oppose you for any and all offices of government, here and everywhere, in perpetuity.
This stance of yours reveals you to be leaning, politically, in favor of your black Muslim cohorts, who are prudish and violently anti-white. Your caucasion status has been revoked. Consider it official.
There are no half-way positions on the public nudity issue; one's either right or one's wrong, and you're DEAD WRONG !!!
Sincerely,
Steve
--- On Fri, 6/12/09, Senator Cox <Senator.Cox@SENATE.CA.GOV> wrote:
From: Senator Cox <Senator.Cox@SENATE.CA.GOV>
Subject: RE: Assembly Bill 962 & Senate Bill 585
Date: Friday, June 12, 2009, 3:31 PM
Thank you for contacting my office to express your opposition to guncontrol legislation.
My stance on additional gun control legislation has been clear. I have consistently opposed efforts to restrict the ability of law-abiding citizens to purchase and legally use firearms.
Several key bills relating to gun control or ownership rights have been introduced or re-introduced during this legislative session.
Assembly Bill 357 (Knight) would revise state law as it relates to obtaining a license to carry a concealed weapon. Current law authorizes the sheriff of a county, "?upon proof that the person applying is of good moral character, that good cause exists, and that the person applying satisfies any one of certain conditions?" to issue a license for the person to carry a concealed handgun. AB 357 would delete the good cause requirement, and require the sheriff to issue the license if the other criteria described above are met. As anticipated, AB 357 failed passage in its first hearing in the Assembly Public Safety Committee on April 21 by a vote of 1-5. Although the bill was granted reconsideration, it is unlikely that the bill will receive a sufficient number votes for passage.
Assembly Bill 962 (De Leon), a bill relating to ammunition, is virtually identical to the final language contained in Assembly Bill 2062 (2008) and Assembly Bill 362 (2007) by the same author. AB 962 passed the full Assembly on June 3 by a vote of 42-31 and is now awaiting a committee
assignment in the Senate.
AB962 is a far-reaching measure which would prohibit any person not licensed as a gun dealer to transfer, sell or buy more than 50 pieces of ammunition in a month. The bill also implements extensive reporting and record-keeping requirements for all licensed gun dealers who wish to sell ammunition. The requirements listed in this measure are impractical and would do more to inconvenience lawful gun owners more than deter criminals. For this reason, I am opposed to AB 962 as it is currently written.
Assembly Bill 1167 (Nielsen) "...would deem persons who have a valid permit or license to carry a concealed handgun issued by another state or a political subdivision of another state to be authorized to carry a concealed handgun pursuant to provisions of California law...." and would similarly "direct the Department of Justice to enter into reciprocity agreements with other states so that persons licensed in this state to carry concealed or loaded firearms would be authorized to do so in those other states." AB 1167 is awaiting a hearing in the Assembly Public Safety Committee, although no hearing date has been set. It is likely that this bill will not secure enough votes for passage out
of committee.
Senate Bill 41 (Lowenthal) would impose additional requirements on firearms dealers to track sales, returns and other transactions and report them to the California Department of Justice. Additional fees on dealers are also included in the bill which would likely be passed on to consumers. SB 41 passed the full Senate on June 1 by a vote of 21-14 and is now awaiting a hearing in the Assembly Public Safety Committee. I voted in opposition to this bill when it came before me.
Senate Bill 585 (Leno), a bill which would prohibit firearms sales at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. The language in SB 585 is virtually identical to the final language contained in Assembly Bill 2498 (Leno) from the 2007-08 legislative session and would prohibit firearms sales at the Cow Palace in San Francisco.
SB 585 is an effort to allow the City and/or County of San Francisco to discriminate against legitimate gun show participants and vendors who must comply with stringent state regulations affecting licensing, sales, background checks, liability and other provisions of state law governing gun shows, although the property in question is owned by the state, not the county. SB 585 passed the full Senate on June 3 by a vote of 21-18 and is now awaiting a committee assignment in the Assembly. I also voted against this bill when it came before me.
Senate Bill 697 (DeSaulnier) is a re-introduction of Assembly Bill 2235 a bill from the 2007-08 legislative session by the same author relating to "owner-authorized" handguns. AB 2235 passed the Assembly but was held under submission in the Senate Appropriations Committee and died without further action. SB 697 was scheduled for a hearing in the Senate Public Safety Committee; however, the author has decided to defer action on the bill until next year.
"Smart gun" technology may be perfected in the future, and "owner authorized" weapons may one day secure a niche in the marketplace. However, the potential availability of such weapons for those who wish to purchase them should not preclude the legal possession, purchase or transfer of other traditional firearms. For this reason, I am opposed to SB 697 as written.
Senate Bill 776 (Hancock) would require owners of large-capacity magazines to register them with the Department of Justice. This bill is now a two-year bill and will not be acted upon until the Legislature re-convenes in 2010. I am opposed to this bill as written.
During the 2007-08 legislative session, other gun control-related bills were approved by the Legislature and signed into law by Governor Schwarzenegger:
Assembly Bill 821 (Nava) would require the use of non-lead rifle and handgun ammunition for hunting in certain areas as to reduce the risk of lead poisoning to the endangered California Condor. While the goal of protecting the endangered California Condor has merit, in my view the provisions contained in this bill were excessive and of dubious value. AB 821 passed from the Senate on September 4, 2007 by a vote of 23 to 15. I voted against the bill at that time. The bill was signed into law by the Governor on October 13, 2007.
Assembly Bill 1471 (Feuer) would require all handguns sold after January 1, 2010 to include micro-stamped identifying information that would be transferred to each dispensed bullet cartridge as it was fired. Technical issues aside, it is my opinion that such a program will not lead to any significant reduction in gun violence, nor will it increase conviction rates of gun-related crimes. Moreover, the bill has the potential to inconvenience and even implicate lawful gun owners whose guns were stolen and used in the commission of a crime. AB 1471 passed the Senate on September 6, 2007 by a vote of 21 to 17. I voted in opposition to the bill at that time. In addition to voting against the bill, along with my Senate Republican Colleagues I urged the Governor to veto the bill. Despite our efforts, the Governor signed the legislation on October 13, 2007.
If you are interested in tracking the progress of current legislation, you may access the status, votes, bill text and analyses of this and other legislation from my Senate home page at www.senate.ca.gov/cox.
Again, thank you for taking the time to relay your views. Please feel free to communicate with me in the future on other issues of interest.
Sincerely,
DAVE COX
Senator, First District
--- On Thu, 5/28/09, Senator Denham <Senator.Denham@SENATE.CA.GOV> wrote:I'm so glad there are at least some politicians who support the Second Amendment.
From: Senator Denham <Senator.Denham@SENATE.CA.GOV>
Subject: RE: Assembly Bill 962 & Senate Bill 585
Date: Thursday, May 28, 2009, 10:52 AM
Thank you for contacting me regarding Senate Bill 585, which would ban gun shows at the Cow Palace.
Current law already extensively regulates gun shows. From the requirement that all firearms transfers at a gun show or event be in accordance with applicable state and federal laws to the requirement that vendors and employees of vendors must wear name tags, gun show producers are subject to numerous duties and tasks that precede, run concurrent to, and follow an event.
SB 585 is just another bill that attacks lawful gun owners instead of stopping the criminals that commit gun violence. Banning lawfully operated gun shows simply because of their proximity to neighborhoods that experience violence will do little to reduce that violence.
Please be assured that I share your concerns and will keep them in mind should this measure come before me for a vote on the Senate Floor.
Again, thank you for taking the time to inform me of your views.
Sincerely,
JEFF DENHAM
Senator, 12th District
--- On Tue, 5/26/09, Assemblymember Harkey <Assemblymember.Harkey@assembly.ca.gov> wrote:Again, I'm glad for the positive feedback, in agreement with what I had to say.
From: Assemblymember Harkey <Assemblymember.Harkey@assembly.ca.gov>
Subject: RE: Assembly Bill 962 & Senate Bill 585
Date: Tuesday, May 26, 2009, 11:29 AM
Dear Steven,
Thank you for taking the time to contact my office regarding our mutual gun rights in California. First, let me be clear - I am an ardent supporter of the Second Amendment Right to Bear Arms. I do not support AB 962 and will oppose it in the Appropriations Committee when it comes off the suspense file.
I believe AB 962 puts more limitations on the rights of legal gun owners. This bill will do nothing to keep guns out of the hands of criminals or dangerous people living in our communities. Limiting the transfer or sale of ammunition to 50 rounds per month, the equivalent of one box of handgun ammunition, will have a devastating impact on legal firearms retailers. Average sales volumes regularly exceed the proposed limit, which would subject the majority of firearms business owners to a new set of bureaucratic rules and regulations regarding licensure, storage and sale procedures. This would force many small businesses that rely on ammunition sales as their primary revenue to incur additional costs in order to comply with the provisions of AB 962. As one may guess, such costs would definitely be passed along to the consumer. This burdensome and unnecessary regulation would drive a sizable number of retailers out of business altogether.
Further, AB 962 would hinder the ability of law abiding citizens to transfer ownership of ammunition between private parties such as family members by requiring individuals to be licensed by the Department of Justice if the 50-round thresholds are exceeded.
This outrageous proposal adds yet another layer of red tape where appropriate regulation already exists and infringes further upon individual freedoms of every California Right to Bear Arms.
I truly appreciate you taking the time to make your voice heard – I stand with you on this issue. Please do not hesitate to contact me or my staff at (949) 347-7301 if I may be of further service.
Sincerely,
DIANE L. HARKEY
Assemblywoman, 73rd District
To Gov. Schwarzenegger,Don't let them further the long-entrenched prudery, of centuries gone by. This is extremely important.
I smell a rat. The timing of the California Parks Department suddenly seeking to overturn the long-upheld Cahill policy, smells like a dirty trick, with a pseudo-justification of saving California money (unfounded claim of "possible lawsuits"). California's naturists have, for decades, enjoyed nude recreation on California's beaches, with no problem, except for prudes who want to pretend problems with nudity in public.
Nudity is NOT evil. Don't undo the decades of progress for public nudity, represented by the long-established Cahill policy.
Neither California nor any other place in the world could possibly need the dark ages of prudery, which California seems to be insinuating California to "need," based on the baseless idea that there "could be lawsuits."
Naturism has always been an innocent peaceful pastime, and should NOT be discontinued by full-blown advocates of the dark ages.
Censorship is evil; NOT freedom.
You may not cancel freedom, on the false pretext of "possible lawsuits."
Get on this right away, to reinstate the Cahill policy, lest I be forced to conclude it your doing, the cancellation of the Cahill policy.
Either reinstate the Cahill policy, or champion a new law to fully and permanently allow public nudity, at all times and everywhere in California. Freedom to be seen without clothes is long-overdue, both in California and the rest of the world. Act now. Your failure to follow this advice of mine would be proof positive that you ought to be recalled from office. Don't dally.
Steve
Definitely, the harsh sentencing for crack possession must end. But even that is not the whole situation. ALL street drug prohibitions must come to a screeching halt. Street drug prohibitions are every bit as unwarranted and injust and destructive the the alcohol prohibition was. IS [sic "IT" was meant.] IS BLAZINGLY OBVIOUS THAT DRUG VIOLENCE ONLY RESULTS FROM THE ILLEGALITY OF STREET DRUGS. To end the violence, the drugs must be legal. The government does not have the legitimate right to manage anyone's health. PERIOD.One of the messages was against censorship of unapproved politics in the U. S. The other message was to urge the politicians to respect the privacy of patients' medical information, and to allow ample opportunities for the patient to prevent unwarranted prying of eyes into his own medical information, and ample opportunities for the patient to correct false information in his own medical records.
To Ron Paul,The change has to be real, and it has to be ASAP. Traditional American politics is crime, not public service.
I recently sent you a fax, to one of your Texas offices, but you never responded to me.
What I have to say goes well against the grain of traditional American politics. The country can't get fixed, using the same old thing, which never worked, and which always CAUSED all the trouble to begin with.
I was sending Sarah Palin some messages by fax, every once in a while, after she lost with McCain. I suspect she may have liked my ideas, and that may be why she quit. But, she still hasn't replied to me. Here's an excerpt from one of my blogs, that explains it:First, get a load of this:CNN: Huckabee warns Palin: Don't leave GOPThis Palin thing is intriguing me more and more. Remember, I just mentioned that I'm not sure I didn't inspire Sarah Palin's quitting the governor's job. Well, there's now speculation that she may be thinking of leaving the GOP. Now, that's even more reason for me to suspect that I may have triggered this late-breaking Palin news, ie her quitting. How's that? Well, I was reluctant to post the messages I sent her, but here's what it was about. I was suggesting that we two, Palin and myself, run together in 2012, for president and vice president of the U. S., but with myself as the candidate for the number one spot, with her again as the number two candidate. That makes sense, since the Satanic Party idea is my own (see below). She never replied to any of my messages, but I suspect she took them very seriously. But here's the especially interesting part of my idea: That we two would be founding, and running on the ticket of, a NEW political party, namely a SATANIC PARTY. Why Satanic? Because I like LaVey's philosophy of personal freedom. I'm not saying that the party would be a philosophical clone of the Church of Satan. Rather, I'd like it to be my own philosophy of freedom, expanding on LaVey's principles of personal freedom, which are in The Satanic Bible.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee has a warning for Sarah Palin: Don't abandon the Republican Party.
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/ 2009/07/15/huckabee-warns-palin-dont-leave-gop/
If you want another twist on this idea, try this. The Process Church (now said to be defunct), embraced the philosophical idea that Lucifer (as distinguished from Satan) was the god-like being of unrestrained pleasure, whereas Satan was the god-like being of retribution. If I were to buy into that idea, I could name the party the LUCIFER PARTY, instead.
Here's another component of my idea. The GOP has been losing popularity, to the Democrats, largely because of the prude stance the GOP has been assuming. For instance, the FCC crackdown on innocent nudity on tv, which was for many years tolerated peacefully, is the dirty work of incumbent prudes. TV prudery snowballed, during the presidency of George W. Bush. I'm still sick over it. People know, deep within themselves, that prudery is criminal, rather than "righteous." To be a politician, who advocates prudery, is to be a mass-murderous, maniacal political criminal. I've always known that. In fact, it's reasonable to suspect the Republican prudes to be Democrat sympathizers, who intentionally damage the popularity of the Democrats' main competitor, the Republican Party. If I were the czar of the Republican Party (if there were such a czar position possible), I'd boot out ALL the prudes, no ifs, ands or buts about it. They'd be gone. I mean, you're either reasonable and true, or your gone. Obama's gaining the oval office is largely due to the malevolent effect of the GOP's prude incumbents, along with the GOP's reputation for prudery. The gig is up. Prudes, go home, or be locked up, in prison or nut houses. Prudes were always irrelevant, dangerous and harmful to the people of the world.
Well, Ron Paul, your politics have reminded me of my own, up to this point. If you're not with me on this one, that'd constitute a hugh difference between us.
Sincerely,
Steve
To Assemblyman Joel Anderson, or whomever it concerns,Finally, a sign a sense in Sacramento.
I Support the idea of AB 1506, forcing California to accept the IOU's it's issued as payment. For California to financially abuse its citizens, by not allowing such a means of clearing one's debts, would be draconian, and inappropriate.
Steve
To California Attorney General Gerry Brown,
There is an urgent situation in California, at this moment, regarding the California Parks Department. I believe they are violating the rights of beach-goers, who choose the traditional clothing-optional pastime at San Onofre State Beach. The Parks Department is violatiing its decades-long Cahill policy, which has protected naturists enjoying the wilderness in California. Actually, naturism has been practiced and accepted for many years prior to the Cahill policy in California. I talked to an older man, years ago, at Blacks Beach, who told me that he was enjoying Blacks Beach naturism in the 1940's, to give an idea of the longevity of naturism in California. I have included, indented below, an email I just received from an organization called Friends of San Onofre. I urge you to read it, and to take action against the prudes of the Parks Department, who want to implement their oppression, to the detriment of California's elite, namely, the naturists.
I plan to contact whoever it takes, to rectify this assault against human rights in California. The prudes have been unjustly winning political battles, by passing themselves off as the honest and upright crowd, but in reality, they are heinous, heartless gangsters, who don't want anything reasonable and human to be legal.Update 7-8-09 We have received reports of Rangers and Lifeguards patrolling the beach, and telling people at Trail 6 that they must remain clothed.
THESE ACTIONS BY THE RANGERS ARE ILLEGAL!
At this time, the Superior Court order of August 27, 2008 stands until the period for filing a petition for review by the California Supreme Court has ended. Therefore, the Cahill Policy is still in effect and cannot be revoked by the Parks Dept. The Naturist Action Committee and Friends of San Onofre Beach still fully intend to timely file a petition for review.
In the mean time, our attorney, Elva Kopacz has made the Department aware of the fact that Rangers are violating a valid court order. If they continue to act in violation of the order, we will take further legal action.
This fight is not anywhere near over. However, it will be over much more quickly if those who enjoy the beach naturally don't visit any longer and we don't stand up for our rights. We cannot relegate ourselves to passive, apathetic submission to authority when we are in the right. We are only as oppressed as we allow ourselves to be.
Thanks also to those who contacted us with information on the Ranger's activities. Again, if anything happens, let me know:
Allen Baylis 714-962-0915 rab@baylislaw.com
To donate to Friends of San Onofre Beach, checks can be sent to:
Friends of San Onofre Beach
P. O. Box 6283
Huntington Beach, CA92615-6283
To donate to the Naturist Action Committee, go to:
www.naturistaction.org/donate/
You can also stay informed by checking the following websites:
http://www.naturistaction.org/
sanonofre
http://www.naturistaction.org/
AlertsAdvisoriesUpdates/
alertsadvisoriesupdates.html
www.friendsofsanonofre.org
Please take action on this emergency situation at your first opportunity, while it's still possible to fix this problem. The budget crisis must not be invoked in favor of the prudes. The naturists aren't asking for anything but to be allowed to enjoy the beaches and wilderness the way they see fit, naturally.
Sincerely,
Steve
California
ps: I just sent a copy of this to Gov. Schwarzenegger
To: Florida Gov. Charlie Crist,The above blog entry was made on May 12, 2009.
You must veto the bill, which is trying to STEAL concealed weapons permit funds, for unrelated political purposes. The "*$6 Million trust fund sweep from the Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services Division of Licensing authorized under Section 59 of the Conference Report of SB-2600" is out-and-out piracy, and must not be acquiesced to. That money is from gun owners ONLY, for licensing purposes ONLY. Don't let them intimidate you, nor get away with it. That dirty trick ought to be brought to the public attention, at reelection time, to show what dishonest characters they've been, on the job.
Sincerely,
Steve
*Quoted from today's NRA alert.
Dear Steven:
Thank you for taking the time to contact my office regarding our mutual gun rights in California. First, let me be clear - I am an ardent supporter of the Second Amendment Right to Bear Arms. I do not support AB 962 and will oppose it in Appropriations Committee.
I believe AB 962 puts more limitations on the rights of legal gun owners. This bill will do nothing to keep guns out of the hands of criminals or dangerous people living in our communities. Limiting the transfer or sale of ammunition to 50 rounds per month, the equivalent of one box of handgun ammunition, will have a devastating impact on legal firearms retailers. Average sales volumes regularly exceed the proposed limit, which would subject the majority of firearms business owners to a new set of bureaucratic rules and regulations regarding licensure, storage and sale procedures. This would force many small businesses that rely on ammunition sales as their primary revenue to incur additional costs in order to comply with the provisions of AB 962. As one may guess, such costs would definitely be passed along to the consumer. This burdensome and unnecessary regulation would drive a sizable number of retailers out of business altogether.
Further, AB 962 would hinder the ability of law abiding citizens to transfer ownership of ammunition between private parties such as family members by requiring individuals to be licensed by the Department of Justice if the 50-round thresholds are exceeded.
This outrageous proposal adds yet another layer of red tape where appropriate regulation already exists and infringes further upon individual freedoms of every California citizens’ Right to Bear Arms.
I truly appreciate you taking the time to make your voice heard – I stand with you on this issue. Please do not hesitate to contact me or my staff at (949) 347-7301 if I may be of further service.
Sincerely,
DIANE L. HARKEY
Assemblywoman, 73rd District
To all "public safety committee members of the Senate,"I've been so inconvenienced lately, by the swift opportunistic activity of the gun-control fiends, passing themselves off as "politicians."
The "smart gun" technology is wholly inappropriate, as it constitutes a sidestepping of accountability of "elected" officials. Government does not, cannot, police itself. That job lies in the hands of the public, where such effected reform might possibly be REAL. If the British had gun control and "smart gun" technology, the U. S. would never have come into existence. The American "politicians" have forcefully, and tyrannically, defined themselves as being above scrutiny. Gun control is an attempt to protect politicians, not to protect the public. The public is better off ALLOWED to fend for itself, without interference from "politicians." All politicians, who support gun control, are en masse resisting citizens' arrest, for corruption. It's all over. Turn yourselves in. You MAY NOT enact ANY gun control "measures," as gun control is totalitarian government, not democracy. The democrats act like they can now carry on as the UNITED SOVIET OF AMERICA (still abbreviated "U. S. A.").
Furthermore, "politicians," who are gun control advocates, on the whole, are STAGING all the shoot-em-ups (Virginia Tech, Columbine, etc.), by increasing the pressures of life up to unbearable levels, through draconic legislation, covering all personal matters of everyday life, which matters are NONE of the politicians' business, official or private. "SAFETY" is a totalitarian government buzzword. Any time a politician labels something as a "safety" issue, that's a tip-off that the whole matter is likely a dirty trick, to protect the interests of politicians, at the expence of the real interests of the public, through canceling the RIGHTS of the citizenry.
To: All concerned legislators:The above blog entry was made on April 18, 2009.
1. I support AB 357, because it shouldn't be anyone's business what anyone wants to do with his or her own rights. Furthermore, a permit shouldn't even be required for concealed carry of a handgun or for any weapon. Concealed carry MUST be considered a right, universally, without restrictions of any kind.
2. AB 962 must NOT be approved. The attack on rights to ammunition is a blatant disrespect, and sidestep attempt, of the people's 2nd Amendment. The bill is an attempt to protect government people, not to protect the people. The government is NOT the people. The bill is a fraud.
3. As to SB 776, I'm pleased that you even are allowing high-capacity magazines. However, there should NOT be a registration requirement to purchase or own or use such. Good quality and effectiveness don't commit crimes.
4. SB 697 is basically another "shoot-yourself" loophole, to defacto bypass/cancel people's 2nd Amendment rights. All technology to make the use of weapons traceable, is not in keeping with the spirit and NEED of the 2nd Amendment, in general. I mean to imply and say, also, that even the long-established ballistics forensic technology and practice is in effect a bypassing of people's 2nd Amendment rights. It only allows recourse to what the government, ostensibly, wants done, or wants to allow to be done. It doesn't even allow that much, because the system draconically, self-interestedly, and routinely judges people guilty, regardless how justified an action may be, in terms meaningful to the person himself. The system has never constituted fairness or reason or recourse.
Furthermore, the degree to which the government does anything at all, in any matter whatsoever, is the degree to which the people are being OPPRESSED. The U. S. "freedom status" is a fancy wrapper on the most TOTALITARIAN form of government on earth.
Only size-of-government = zero can constitute freedom.
Furthermore, the 2nd Amendment must be interpreted as allowing ALL full-blown military weaponry and arsenals and artillery and explosives, etc., in the hands of the people DIRECTLY, without any restrictions or monitoring whatsoever, ever. The founding colonists, of this country, OBVIOUSLY embraced MY interpretation, here. Your refusal to concede this is proof that you are falsely personating authority.
Armed government is oppression.
Armed people are free.
Steve
To: All member of the Senate Appropriations Committee:The politicians ought to be held in contempt of the people's rights. That ought to be a real reality, to make them hesitate to take such harassing measures against people's rights.
I just sent the following fax to members of the Senate Public Safety Committee, about another anti-Second-Amendment bill, but the principles apply equally to SB585, the Cow Palace gun show ban bill, which you are now considering. That is to say, you must OPPOSE SB585, and all anti-gun-rights bills. One additional point, I want to make here, is that politicians must not discriminate against constitutionally protected rights on public property, such as the 2nd Amendment RIGHTS. Now, read the message I sent, which I just mentioned. Here it is:
The answer the question of SB776 is an emphatic "NO." Politicians must stop creating loopholes which interfere with the public's Second Amendment RIGHTS. Yes, RIGHTS. Don't American politicians yet get that the 2nd Amendment is real? Opposition to high-capacity ammo magazines is a dirty trick, to interfere with the public's right to a real voice in government. "Security" cannot take the form of armed government, but must always take the form of the people being equipped DIRECTLY to defend their own interests, and at a moment's notice. Armed government is oppression. Only the arming of the people DIRECTLY is real security. THAT'S what the Second Amendment is about.Sincerely,
Furthermore, the berserke shoot-ups, that have been occurring, have been staged by the anti-gun proponents. They intentionally drive some people to it, with hidden influences and trouble. Such occurrences are not mere coincidences. Real democracy has never existed, because it is impossible to acheive. Only criminal bullies have strived to be in office, in democratic government, so that's who has so-called "protected" freedom, in the U. S. and elsewhere. American politicians are the most totalitarian figures in the world, and historically so. Do you even know what "totalitarian" means? Here's the Webster's online definition:
1 a: of or relating to centralized control by an autocratic leader or hierarchy : authoritarian, dictatorial ; especially : despotic b: of or relating to a political regime based on subordination of the individual to the state and strict control of all aspects of the life and productive capacity of the nation especially by coercive measures (as censorship and terrorism)
Steve
To:The above blog entry was made on April 11, 2009.
CALIFORNIA SENATE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE:
CALIFORNIA SENATE LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE:
I urge you to oppose both SB 280 [correction: SB250] and SB585. As far as the spay/neuter bill is concerned, it isn't right, because it makes dog ownership cost money. Not only that, it can be against someone's principles to take a pet to the vet. About the Cow Palace bill, discrimination against use of public land, for events related to constitutionally-protected gun rights, should be held to be unconstitutional. Hence, you must oppose SB585 and any and all discrimination against gun-rights events.
Steve
How can the people get our land out of the clutches of the "politicians?" It doesn't look easy, does it?To (so-called U. S. Attorney General) Eric Holder,The anti-gun people are blatantly disrespecting the 2nd U. S. Amendment. I'm afraid you are one of those anti-gun people. How long do you think it takes a poor person, like myself, to save money for a gun? Do you have any notion? I've been discriminated against in all areas of life, not the least areas of which, is my ability to become gainfully employed. You politicians think you can keep volleying, back and forth, conflicting laws, in particular unconstitutional laws. To alternately keep passing unconstitutional bans on any firearms is to steal such from the poorest of the population. You keep costing exorbitant money to defend rights that people shouldn't have to keep investing money to defend. The blatant disrespect by the anti-gun people is inexcusable, and must come to a complete stop. To ban so-called "assault weapons," is a form of piracy, taking away valuable personal property. You haven't got the right to do that, and you haven't got the right to disobey the 2nd Amendment, in general. You have no right to treat personal liberities as "safety violations." The politicians are the MOST criminal of the U. S. population, NOT the least criminal. They are the ones who should be considered permanently and irrevocably banned, forever, from ever so much as holding a firearm in their hands. Take that to the poorhouse with you. All laws should only be enforced against only those who participated in passing them. Law is oppression, not safety. There ought to be a national registry of EVERY politician who ever blocked gun rights, to enforce anti-gun laws only against THEM, personally. Would you feel safer then?Furthermore, there is no such thing as democracy. All politicians are liars, which is a complete and utter proof that there is no such thing as a democracy. Freedom is incapable of coming from a government. Freedom can only come from anarchy. Anyone, and everyone, who is not an anarchist, is NOT a freedom fighter, is NOT a freedom lover, is NOT on the side of freedom, and is in fact an ENEMY of freedom.Furthermore, the U. S. is conspicuously organized crime. The fact that the feds just took whopping sums of money from the public, and gave it to big businesses (in consideration of campaign contribution kickbacks), is a proof that the federal government is nothing better than a gargantuan crime syndicate. The financial situation of the U. S. is controlled by NOT-DISINTERESTED propaganda criminals, who give a good report card when the system favors THEM, and a bad one when it doesn't. They shouldn't be defining what's good and what's not. This "crisis" was staged the way the Great Depression was staged. Definitely, key financial people staged the Great Depression. It was not a symptom of the economy. It was a complete hoax, just like current politics are a complete hoax.Al Gore's "concept" of "global warming" is also a complete hoax, like I've said before. The politicians need to cease and desist from perpetuating/participating in that gargantuan hoax. They are not entitled to force people off the road (the ultimate road hogging scheme), by pretending CO2 to "harm" the environment. CO2 absolutely DOES NOT harm the environment, DOES NOT cause global warming. In fact, the CO2 levels in the earth's atmospere are NOT out of bounds. CO2 is a teeny tiny percentage of the atmospheric mass, and is incapable of causing "global warming," anyway. "Environmentalists" are not citing real facts, they are citing lies, which they are passing off as "scientific facts." The global ice melting that is occuring is the SAME and NATURAL process that's been occuring for millions of years, in the waxing and waning of the iceage's 100,000-year cycle. In fact it's thawing and REFREEZING on an annual basis. They kept pretending, every time there was an annual thaw, that "it was a sign of global warming." That's utter hogwash. The annual thaw and refreeze is NOT "global warming," OBVIOUSLY.In summary, all government, in the U. S., is gangland crime. All such "officials" must immediately and completely cease and desist from their false-personation-of-authority crime, subject to citizen arrest and possible summary execution. Furthermore, the anti-gun people are resisting citizen arrest in their errant ways. The 2nd Amendment is to enable the PEOPLE to defend themselves from "government." Anti-gun people are NOT the government, and must cease and desist from resisting citizen arrest, IMMEDIATELY.Steve
Assemblyman Joel Anderson,The bother I've been going through, to defend real freedom. I'm the one who ought to be paid for it.
Speaking of protecting America, EVERY politician who supports ANY form a censorship ought to be MANDITORILY and OFFICIALLY labeled a COMMUNIST. A U. S. Communist Party ought to be created, in which to FORCE anyone and everyone, who supports ANY form a censorship, to be, in order to have ANY right to run for ANY office. If the label fits, wear it.
If I ever move to your part of the state, I have no intention of voting for you. America is supposed to be FREEDOM. CENSORSHIP, like all "safety" buzzwords, used as part of a sneak-communist grinding-oppression-state M. O., is the CRIME of SEDITION, and hence TREASON, and must be stopped in its tracks with all necessary force, including the death penalty, for the treasonous crime of implementing "safety concerns," as if real freedom could be a "safety violation." You're not proposing the security of a freedom state. You're working to overthrow the freedom ideal in the U. S., to expand world sneak-communism. It's your messages and influences which must be censored, if anything, to stop the erosion of freedom in the U. S. and elsewhere.
Sincerely,
Satan (His very Self)
To Assemblyman Anderson,I was tempted to complain about the abuse system called "psychiatry," but I figured I ought to keep the subject matter of this letter to one item, so as not to dilute the forcefulness of my message.
I do NOT favor censorship of ANY kind, whatsoever. The things that have been passed off as public safety or public security have really been ENDANGERING the public, and taking away the FREEDOM that America is supposed to be. It is NOT prudent to cancel personal liberties, by invoking the idea of safety. Lack of freedom has NEVER been real safety, but IS, and has ALWAYS been oppression. Are you trying to tell me that if the American Revolution were getting under way, right now, you'd say: "Hey, wait a minute. We can't allow freedom; what if someone got hurt." That's the most preposterous, lame, idiotic argument on earth, and I'm doing everything I can to cancel that line of reasoning, once and for all. I cite nude images, for instance. Nothing has harmed people more, both physically and mentally, than the unbearable stimulous deprivation imposed by such UNWARRANTED censorship. It gives every pseudo-hero kook on earth a false credential to maim and kill anyone he wants, because "something was visible."
Is summary, I do not favor censorship, nor oppression, nor the dismantling of freedom here or anywhere else in the world. PERIOD. Let me make this perfectly clear: It's LACK of freedom that's dangerous, NOT freedom itself. How many years does the American politician have to go to school to figure that one out? Are they really that dense?
Steve
Feb/06/2009 14:49You can read the email alert I just received from the NRA, about the special interest effort to ban lead ammunition in California, by clicking the above California NRA Alert widget, above.
To: The California Fish and Game Commission:
No regulatory powers can be interpreted as authorizing the bypassing or voiding of the people's Constitutional rights, eg the Second Amendment to the Constitution. The idea that lead ammunition could be endangering the condor population is preposterous. I think the story that broke, a while back, claiming that a condor died from swallowing a lead bullet, probably wasn't even true. The anti-gun people would stoop to any lie, to get their way, in disrespecting the Second Amendment. Even presupposing, for the sake of argument, that one condor did die that way in such a freak occurance, the idea that the entire condor population is in mortal jeopardy from lead poisoning from bullets is ludicrous. Any politician who goes along with that lead poisoning idea ought to be made into a laughing stock of public ridicule, and booted from office as not having normal reasoning ability to comprehend simple reality. Politicians are not entitled to iron-handed power, through the effective abolition of the Second Amendment, through loopholes and dirty politics. Sen. Feinstein, perhaps accidentally, portrayed the power-grab situation well, recently, in commenting on the Blagojevich thing. She said the Illinois government should not show weakness, in a way that sounded like she favored communistic levels of iron-handed rule. All politicians in the U. S., who have their heads in the clouds, ought to be forcefully demounted from their high horses, and put in their proper place, in prison, if need be, to show them who's really the boss. Their high-and-mighty attitude isn't cutting it, big-time. Being in government, in the U. S., in not reflective of being relatively honest. If anything, it's reflective of being relatively dishonest. They know where they can stick their "superior" attitude, and that certainly goes for Feinstein, too.
In summary, as if it's not obvious by this point, I DO NOT favor a ban of lead ammunition. Even if I were to conclude there to be a better material for bullets than lead, that doesn't imply that I'd support a ban on lead bullets.
To C. Carcamo (who wrote the article about San Onofre),I want to mention, now, that I'm not opposed to free trade. If it weren't for such low-priced imports, I don't know what I'd do. What messed up the U. S. economy, largely, was affirmative action, which gave the minorities and immigrants the ability to effectively take a disproportionate share of the jobs. That was one of the major factors that dismantled my ability to make a living. They shouldn't have laws enabling them to be the only ones authorized to discriminate in the workplace. They obviously discriminate, and affirmative action turbocharges their ability to do so. They're not entitled to that. They don't want equality; they want exclusive rights to discriminate, in everything, and with affirmative action, they got just that. The democrats are utter frauds and hypocrites.
I've had long experience with nude beaches, in California. Black's Beach is a good case in point. Many years ago, I met an older man at Black's, who told me that beach has been used clothing-optional since the 1940's, and he was old enough to have experience there, that long ago. The point is that naturism is a proud tradition of freedom, that neither the DPR nor anyone else has the right to undo, with prudist human rights violation agenda. Nudity is truly a human right, which no man hath the right to take away with their sneak political agenda. It's the prude who is violent, not the naturist/nudist freedom lover. San Onofre is the same basic situation. They've had a good thing, and the political criminals are always on the lookout for a way to undo any progress that has been made in the direction of freedom. If you want to be technical, all nudity bans are unconstitutional. If one takes the time and effort to examine the issue objectively, one can't help but conclude that. The Huntington Beach city council passed a municipal ordinance, using unconstitutional reasoning. They figured that the police should be given free reign to decide anything and everything, but that's an unconstitutional policy, which violates the separation of the three branches of government. Neither the police, nor anyone pretending to be them, have the right to supercede the legislative branch of government. THEY ARE NOT THE "LAW," as some have described them. They must cease and desist from acting like they are.
Steve
[To Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger,]The above blog entry was made on August 8, 2008.
and to the Speaker of the U. S. House, Nancy Pelosi:
[Originally, and also, to each and every California Senate Appropriations Committee Member.]
As you perhaps remember, you've heard from me before, on Second Amendment issues. I want to first point out that my reasoning finally convinced the U. S. Supreme Court that the Second Amendment is an INDIVIDUAL right.Here's an except:
Well, first of all, I need explain to you that you are misinterpreting/ignoring the Second Amendment of the U. S. Constitution. Are you REALLY so naïve as to think that the founding fathers were considering whether or not to "allow the federal government to bear arms?" Is it not OBVIOUS that they would have been intending to allow the U. S. government to bear arms?The point I was making, in the above excerpt, was that the Second Amendment guarantees "the right of the INDIVIDUAL to bear arms." The 2nd Amendment is an INDIVIDUAL, constitutionally protected right. So, why are some politicians continuing to intentionally weaken that right, by harassment strategies, like requiring a license to buy ammunition, and with other comparable inconveniences, through legislative bodies?
To go one step further with this reasoning, the 2nd Amendment guarantees the public's right to assassinate oppressive politicians, through their 2nd Amendment right to defend their rights, any way they may need to, including summary execution and assassination, as emergency measures, to stop the oppression. Any and all subsequent American Revolutions are a constitutionally protected right of the public, implicitly, by way of the 2nd Amendment, by ordinary reasoning and in the spirit of the founding of the U. S., in general. Politicians, at all levels within the U. S., may not act as haughty cocks of the walk, who refuse to deign to seriously consider allowing the public to exercise their rights. Basically, politicians, in the U. S., have been exercising authority that is not really theirs to exercise. As an alternative, maybe such politicians could be placed on an exercise program in prison (to burn that fat-cat excess weight off), after they're locked up for false personation/abuse of authority, or for treason.
Sincerely,
Steve
To all U. S. politicians, concerned with legislation of so-called "public health" issues:Maybe the politicians have been too embarrassed to stand up for the kind of human rights I've detailed above? I think their reasons are even less justifiable than that. They shouldn't be spoon-feeding the insurance companies kickbacks, by pretending human contact and relations to be safety violations. Likewise, they shouldn't be buying into medical industry, or "profession," propaganda. "Health" services are far less important than the "health" propaganda ministers would have you think. The poiticians shouldn't be acting like they have the right to dictate personal health choices to anyone and everyone. The salmonella issue, like all germ-related actions by the feds, is an absolute hoax. The feds responsible for that fraud ought to be fired on the spot, with no second chance, and no "explanations" accepted.
Apparently, all politicians, in the U. S., are my own children, whom I must lead around by the ear, to point out the facts of life to them. Can't you people stick to the honest facts, and not create oppressive rules, which take away the freedoms we, the people, are supposed to be entitled to?
I've kept my silence too long, on the produce recalls, which have insinuated that people can't be allowed the concession of the real truth, regarding so-called "public safety." The finding of salmonella on an item of produce does not justify a produce recall. Period. It's really basic. You politicians are trying to take away the freedom of interpersonal relations, which man has enjoyed since prehistoric times. You're insinuating that sex, and related interpersonal contact, which include contact with germs, to be undangering public heath, and "consequently disallowed." That's utterly hypocritical of you, and you must immediately desist from making, or trying to make, normal healthy, personal-contact relationship details illegal. How people relate to each other is clearly none of your business. It is perfectly safe, and more healthy, to do all the personal attentions that lovers have done for each other, for countless thousands of years. Such details as rimming, and drinking urine, and even eating shit. That is all traditional and time-honored, within the human race, and even in the animal kingdom in general. You have no right to discontinue man's right to show affection to one another in such important, traditional and healthy ways. Politicians are obviously intending to make everything on earth illegal to the masses, while planning to sneak everything they want, behind people's backs. You are not entitled to your hypocrisy, and you are not entitled to legislate such matters, PERIOD.
Getting back to the produce recall issue, you are committing fraud, to say a recall to be warranted, because a speck of a germ were found on an item of produce. There are ALWAYS germs on everything, including produce, which it's normal practice to wash off, prior to consuming, and the fact that you are insinuating otherwise is a glaring testament to the fact that you are committing massive frauds against the public, and against human rights. You are not entitled to make health decisions for people. PERIOD. If you don't get with it, and desist from menacing the public with burdensome restrictions on lifestyle, you ought to be executed in public, to make an example out of you.
Furthermore, AIDS is an obnoxious oppressive myth, that you pseudo-heros have put on society. There is absolutely no such thing as AIDS, and anyone, including and especially you politicians, who furthers that myth, ought to be executed in public, to help set the record straight. Your lies are heinous, and I have no intention of letting you get away with "public health" m. o. bullying of the pubic.
Steve
To select members of the California Senate:The above blog entry was made on June 23, 2008.
As you must know, the U. S. Supreme Court finally acknowledged the second amendment right as being for people who aren't in a militia. I suspect my reasoning in my messages helped sway that decision.
Now, I'm asking you to respect the people's second amendment right, by refraining from creating loopholes, which would sidestep the public's right to bear arms. All those measures, like microstamping and smart gun technology and sales restrictions of amunitions and guns, have all got to be abandoned. Those loopholes are attempts at curtailing the rights of the people, and must be avoided and eliminated. They are aimed at making it so inconvenient, as to effectively reduce our second amendment rights.
I hope Mayor Daley, of Chicago, has learned some respect for the second amendment, from the recent Supreme Court decision, but I don't think he respects it. Don't follow his lead. He's a poor example to follow. San Francisco must reform it's second amendment policies and laws too, to match this recent pro-gun ruling by the Supreme Court.
Sincerely,
Steve
Sent to:The above blog entry was made on June 23, 2008.
Senator Tom Torlakson (Chair)
Senator Dave Cox (Vice Chair)
Senator Samuel Aanestad
Senator Roy Ashburn
Senator Ellen Corbett
Senator Robert Dutton
Senator Dean FlorezSenator Sheila Kuehl
Senator Jenny Oropeza
Senator Mark Ridley-Thomas
Senator George Runner
Senator Joe Simitian
Senator Mark Wyland
Senator Leland Yee
To the above named senators:
I recently sent a fax to members of the public safety committee, which characterized my attitude towards second amendment matters. Well, this time I'm passing it along to you, since is appears you could be about to vote on three second amendment bills: AB2062, AB2235, and AB2948. My sentiment holds about equally well for all bills related to the second amendment. The following is that fax message, which I want you to read as well.
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[Previously sent to Sen. Romero, Sen. Margett, Sen. Cedillo, Sen. Cogdill, Sen. Perata, Gov. Schwarzenegger.]
This is in regard to AB2062, which was intended to mandate the licensing of handgun ammunition. Well, first of all, I need explain to you that you are misinterpreting/ignoring the Second Amendment of the U. S. Constitution. Are you REALLY so naïve as to think that the founding fathers were considering whether or not to "allow the federal government to bear arms?" Is it not OBVIOUS that they would have been intending to allow the U. S. government to bear arms? What part of that idea is so hard to comprehend? So, you think that that Second Amendment was to "all of a sudden, out of the clear blue, allow the U. S government to bear arms?" Are you kidding? Don't you think they presumed that to be the case, without belabouring the issue. Have you ever heard of a government EVER disallowing itself to bear arms? Don't you really think that the Second Amendment was referring to the PUBLIC'S right to bear arms? Do you really think the founding fathers were second-guessing about "whether or not the U. S. government should be allowed to bear arms?" Don't you think it's rather OBVIOUS? Don't you think it was OBVIOUS to them? Do you really think that they were contemplating the possibility of the U. S. government operating unarmed? Is that really plausible to you? If so, maybe YOU ALL would disqualify for bearing arms, under the mental issues clauses.
In conclusion, you are impersonating authority, to pretend to have the authority to disregard the Second Amendment. Until and unless the Second Amendment is repealed, you ARE NOT AUTHORIZED to disrespect the public's Second Amendment rights. You ARE NOT AUTHORIZED to interfere with the Second Amendment right of the public to bear arms, by harassing them, by making it difficult for them to exercize their Second Amendment right, by requiring licensing or by taxation or other meddling. How would you like to be required to obtain an expensive license to eat dinner, one that could take up to 30 days to clear? Does that seem reasonable to you?
You must immediately CEASE AND DESIST from impersonating authority. You are not authorized to disrespect the public's right to bear arms, PERIOD! By the way, legislatures have routinely disrespected the Bill of Rights, in the U. S. In doing so, legislatures ought to be found guilty of treason, and EXECUTED accordingly. That legal issue is coming down the pike, and it could, and should, run over you like a juggernaut. You'd better shape up now, if you're to have any mitigating argument in treason proceedings. If you're such cocks of the walk, that you think you're above honoring the Bill of Rights, I've got news for you. You're lower than all members of the animal kingdom, in my book. Did you see the video of the execution of Saddam Hussein? The hangman's noose TORE his head CLEAN OFF. I assure myself, that if I'm the judge presiding over YOUR treason trials, your sentence shall be AT LEAST that horrific.
Steve
To all members of the so-called "Senate Public Safety Committee:"I sure wish there were some way I could be compensated for all my bother and time involved in my political efforts. I'm still easily one of the poorest people in the country.
This is in regard to AB2062, which was intended to mandate the licensing of handgun ammunition. Well, first of all, I need explain to you that you are misinterpreting/ignoring the Second Amendment of the U. S. Constitution. Are you REALLY so naïve as to think that the founding fathers were considering whether or not to "allow the federal government to bear arms?" Is it not OBVIOUS that they would have been intending to allow the U. S. government to bear arms? What part of that idea is so hard to comprehend? So, you think that that Second Amendment was to "all of a sudden, out of the clear blue, allow the U. S government to bear arms?" Are you kidding? Don't you think they presumed that to be the case, without belabouring the issue. Have you ever heard of a government EVER disallowing itself to bear arms? Don't you really think that the Second Amendment was referring to the PUBLIC'S right to bear arms? Do you really think the founding fathers were second-guessing about "whether or not the U. S. government should be allowed to bear arms?" Don't you think it's rather OBVIOUS? Don't you think it was OBVIOUS to them? Do you really think that they were contemplating the possibility of the U. S. government operating unarmed? Is that really plausible to you? If so, maybe YOU ALL would disqualify for bearing arms, under the mental issues clauses.
In conclusion, you are impersonating authority, to pretend to have the authority to disregard the Second Amendment. Until and unless the Second Amendment is repealed, you ARE NOT AUTHORIZED to disrespect the public's Second Amendment rights. You ARE NOT AUTHORIZED to interfere with the Second Amendment right of the public to bear arms, by harassing them, by making it difficult for them to exercize their Second Amendment right, by requiring licensing or by taxation or other meddling. How would you like to be required to obtain an expensive license to eat dinner, one that could take up to 30 days to clear? Does that seem reasonable to you?
You must immediately CEASE AND DESIST from impersonating authority. You are not authorized to disrespect the public's right to bear arms, PERIOD! By the way, legislatures have routinely disrespected the Bill of Rights, in the U. S. In doing so, legislatures ought to be found guilty of treason, and EXECUTED accordingly. That legal issue is coming down the pike, and it could, and should, run over you like a juggernaut. You'd better shape up now, if you're to have any mitigating argument in treason proceedings. If you're such cocks of the walk, that you think you're above honoring the Bill of Rights, I've got news for you. You're lower than all members of the animal kingdom, in my book. Did you see the video of the execution of Saddam Hussein? The hangman's noose TORE his head CLEAN OFF. I assure myself, that if I'm the judge presiding over YOUR treason trials, your sentence shall be AT LEAST that horrific.
Steve Malinowski
Fullerton, CA 92832-3112
To Secretary of the Interior Dirk Kempthorne:It's a never-ending battle, defending our rights in the U. S. There's never a vacation from vigilance.
I'm glad to hear that you are in favor of the right to carry, in national parks. I'm hoping you'll maintain that stance, and not cave in to pressure from anti-gun advocates, who've been going wild for years. Government officials must DEFEND our Bill of Rights, not erode it. Thanks.
Steve
To committee members assigned to AB2948:It's as if the bill of rights never existed, in terms of its never having been conformed to, by the politicians. The idea of looking at the phone bill, after sending so many faxes is scary.
It has come to my attention that you are again considering AB2948, which is a bill to ban the sale of firearms and ammunition at the Cow Palace. It is clear that this bill is another harassment measure, intended to chip away at the U. S. 2nd amendment. Although I'm not personally familiar with the Cow Palace, in general, gun shows must be allowed, and must be allowed to sell both firearms and ammunition. Please retire this needless bill, and thereby let gun owners relax in the knowledge that the 2nd amendment has again been upheld against anti-gun interests.
Sincerely,
Steve Malinowski
recipient list:
Assembly Member Fiona Ma (D-12) Fax: 1 916 319 2112
Assembly Member Jose Solorio (D-69), Fax: 1 916 319 2169
Assemblyman Ted Lieu (D-53) Fax: 1 916 319 2153
Assembly Member Mike Davis (D-48) Fax: 1 916 319 2148
Assembly Member Paul Krekorian (D-43) Fax: 1 916 319 2143
Assembly Member Mark Leno, Fax 1 916 319 2113
Assembly Member Anna M. Caballero, Fax: 1 916 319 2128
Assemblyman Mark DeSaulnier, Fax: 1 916 319 2111
Assembly Member Warren T. Furutani, Fax: 1 916 319 2155
Assemblyman Jared Huffman, Fax: 1 916 319 2106
Assembly Member Pedro Nava, Fax: 1 916 319 2135
Assemblywoman Mimi Walters, 1 916 319 2173
Assembly Member Bill Emmerson, 1 916 319 2163
Assemblyman Doug La Malfa, 1 916 319 2102
Assembly Member Alan Nakanishi, 1 916 319 2110 Assemblywoman Sharon Runner, Fax: 1 916 319 2136
[Assembly Member Betty Karnette, not contacted due to absence of fax number or email address.]
To: Senator Debbie DeFrancesco Halvorson (D), 40th District, Senate Majority Leader, fax: 1 708 756 0885:I had to really work, to find this contact information on the Illinois government website. I'm thinking of sending the NRA the committe information I found, in case they were having trouble finding the list of committee members for this measure. Sen. Halvorson is the committee chairperson.
HB5191, which has now moved on to your committee, appears to be another lame anti-second-amendment harassment measure. The legislators should and must desist from using a loophole, namely their government position, to nix our second amendment rights. This bill must be defeated, in respect of the second amendment of the U. S.
Steve
| Role | Senator | Party |
| Chairperson : | Debbie DeFrancesco Halvorson | D |
| Member: | Rickey R. Hendon | D |
| Member: | Louis S. Viverito | D |
| Minority Spokesperson : | Christine Radogno | R |
| Member: | Dale A. Righter | R |
To Gov. Napolitano:I just sent an email to a National Forest Service person. It's about the use of OHV (off-highway vehicles) on public lands. Here it is:
I was thinking of moving to Arizona. Now, if I do, I'll have at least three reasons to NOT EVER vote for you for any office, whatsoever:
1. You're a democrat
2. You're anti-second-amendment
3. You vetoed, recently, an important gun rights bill.
Sincerely,
Steve
ps: I'm convinced that women are some of the worst politicians of all time. I'm now over half convinced that women shouldn't even have been given the right to vote, let alone be an official.
It is important to allow OHV use in national parks and forests.There are so many issues to contact politicians about. And that's not all. I just sent an email to the BLM (Bureau of Land Management), also about our second amendment rights. Here it is:
1. It allows access to experience those public lands in person
2. It allows exercise of the second amendment right, in allowing freedom to retrieve game
Without the right to enter such land by OHV, it is effectively the barring of access, since hiking isn't a realistic option for many people. Dirt road access by 4-wheel-drive vehicles should be univerally allowed also. The "environment" cause is mostly a special interest ruse, which has been used to keep the public off public lands. Use of public land should really be allowed to the public.
Steve
We must not lose our second amendment rights on BLM lands. Second amendment rights should be honored at ALL national parks and forests, as well as ALL BLM lands. I'm in particular and especially referring to the Caliente Resource Management Plan (RMP), which is up for possible revision. Our second amendment rights must stay put, in any readoption or revision of this plan.You can see how much work it is to constantly and vigilantly go after the officials, in the interest of maintaining the bill of rights and civil rights generally.
Steve
[also sent to V. P. Dick Cheney 1-202-456-2461]The above blog entry was made on April 26, 2008.
Dear House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, [1 202 225 8259]
I've long known how abusive the corrections system is, in the U. S. Sweeping reform is needed to make the jails and prisons more humane and adherent to civil and human rights of all inmates.
I Urge You to Support H.R. 4109, the Prison Abuse Remedies Act of 2007.
I am writing to urge you to support and co-sponsor H.R. 4109, the Prison Abuse Remedies Act of 2007. This important and timely bill would extend the rule of law to our nation's prisons and jails by making some much needed reforms to the Prison Litigation Reform Act (PLRA), while maintaining the law's stated purpose.
The PLRA was originally enacted in 1996 to reduce the number of "frivolous" lawsuits being filed by prisoners. Since that time, the law has prevented many seemingly meritorious claims involving violations of religious freedom, due process, free speech, and other fundamental constitutional rights, as well as cases of physical and sexual abuse from ever being given a fair hearing in court.
Two provisions of the PLRA that have proven particularly problematic warrant fixing. First, the law's exhaustion of administrative remedies provision requires prisoners to exhaust their facilities' grievance process no matter how legitimate the reasons for failing to follow the procedures might be. Prison and jail grievance systems have created a baffling maze in which a barely literate, mentally ill, physically incapacitated, or juvenile prisoner's procedural misstep in a facility's informal grievance system forever bars even the most meritorious constitutional claims. Moreover, grievance deadlines are often a matter of just a few days, with no exceptions for prisoners who are ill, hospitalized, traumatized or otherwise incapacitated. As a result, serious prison abuses frequently go unheard and unaddressed.
In addition to the problems stemming from the exhaustion provision, the PLRA's "physical injury" requirement has proven to be especially cruel in its application. Under the law, prisoners can be raped and sexually assaulted and not have access to the range of remedies available to most civil rights plaintiffs because some courts have found that they did not suffer actual physical injuries. Other forms of cruel and unusual punishment, such as grossly unsanitary conditions and cavalier disregard of prisoners' medical needs also have been found to not meet the physical injury requirement. However, a violation of a constitutional right or an attack on human dignity does not necessarily entail physical injury.
Over the last twelve years it has become clear that the PLRA is a deeply flawed law that denies incarcerated adults and youth meaningful access to the courts. It is now time for Congress to reevaluate the PLRA and repair its flawed application . As time goes on and serious rights abuses mount and go unheard, the need to fix the PLRA becomes even more urgent. H.R. 4109, the Prison Abuse Remedies Act of 2007 addresses the law's many unintended consequences, while maintaining its original intent. This legislation is desperately needed and deserves your full support. Thank you for your time. I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this important issue.
Feel free to pass a copy of this to Pres. George W. Bush, and members of the House and Senate.
Sincerely,
Steven A. Malinowski aka Steve Bray
To:The above blog entry was made on April 13, 2008.
State Assembly Member Jose Solorio (D-69), Chair Fax: 1 916 319 2169
State Assembly Member Greg Aghazarian, (R-26), Vice Chair Fax: 1 916 319 2126
State Assembly Member Joel Anderson (R-77) Fax: 1 916 319 2177
State Assembly Member Hector De La Torre (D-50) Fax: 1 916 319 2150
State Assembly Member Fiona Ma (D-12) Fax: 1 916 319 2112
State Assembly Member Anthony J. Portantino (D-44) Fax: 1 916 319 2144
The "Smart" Gun Bill, Assembly Bill 2235, is another attempt to dishonor the U. S. second amendment, by creating a loophole to effectively ban the common people from utilizing their civil right to bear arms. To put this into perspective, one should picture the idea of a law being passed to allow only firearms that are built with a barrel pointing forward, and a barrel pointing backward, and mandated and built to be fired ONLY in both directions at the same time. Well, that in effect is what restrictions on the second amendment are comparable to. To have the right to use a gun, the legislators have been trying to build in "shoot yourself" technology, so that there is no realistic opportunity for use of a gun. This has the effect of 18th century England banning guns, so that freedom cannot be had in America. Fortunately, that didn't happen, so the current situation is far worse, because the U. S. government has never respected civil liberties of any kind whatsoever. Now the people are completely barred from doing anything about the utter tyranny that has been passing itself off as government in the U. S. It is utterly not a reasonable conclusion that ANYONE in government in the U. S. is more honest that anyone picked at random on the street. The job of government official tends to be sought primarily by those utterly selfish people who insist on bullying everyone within their jurisdiction. In reality, those in government in the U. S., and especially the so-called police, are definitely less honorable and less honest than the average citizen of the U. S. The legislators, at all levels of government in the U. S., must desist from maximizing their stranglehold on the people, and stop disrespecting people's second amendment rights. Legislators may not use their office to maximize their power and wealth and advantages to the detriment of the people. Government offices in the U. S. are NOT for the benefit of the officeholder, but for the benefit of the people. Stop implementing piracy against the people. Stop restricting the U. S. second amendment.
Steve
To:The above blog entry was made on April 10, 2008.
California Assemblyman Ted Lieu (D-53) Chair Fax: 1 916 319 2153
California Assembly Member Sam Blakeslee (R-33) Vice Chair Fax: 1 916 319 2133
California Assembly Member Anthony Adams (R-59) Fax: 1 916 319 2159
California Assembly Member John J. Benoit (R-64) Fax: 1 916 319 2164
California Assembly Member Wilmer Amina Carter (D-62) Fax: 1 916 319 2162
California Assembly Member Mike Davis (D-48) Fax: 1 916 319 2148
California Assembly Member Felipe Fuentes (D-39) Fax: 1 916 319 2139
California Assembly Member Paul Krekorian (D-43) Fax: 1 916 319 2143
California Assembly Member Tony Mendoza (D-56) Fax: 1 916 319 2156
California Assembly Member Loni Hancock (D-14) Fax: 1 916 319 2114
California Assembly Member Todd Spitzer (R-71) Fax: 1 916 319 2171
California Senator Don Perata President Pro Tempore Fax: 1 916 327 1997
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger Fax: 1 916 558 3160
California Lieutenant Governor John Garamendi Fax: 1 916 323 4998
The legislative process in the U. S., on all levels, is out of control. The legislative officials are blatantly ignoring the U. S. Bill of Rights, and in this particular message, I mean in particular the Second Amendment. It seems many of the legislators need to be led around by the ear, and have civil liberty guarantees continually pointed out to them, because they do not take the initiative to observe peoples rights. A legislator has violated your rules, by illegally reintroducing approximately the same anti-gun legislation within the same legislative period. It seems many legislators are pulling out all the stops to illegally canceling our national Second Amendment. The microstamp technology constitutes harassment, as a loophole to disrespect the Second Amendment. Micorstamping of cartriges is wrong, and must be defeated at all levels of government. Similarly, local government must not be allowed to decide constitutional issues, either Second Amendment or other matters. I cite as one reason, that local government does not tend to lure people into its ranks that are more honest than anyone else. Furthermore, local government does not deserve to preempt competition, by monopolizing fire power for themselves only. If England had made personal firepower illegal, the American Revolution could never have happened, and the U. S. would still be under British rule. The concept of freedom is for people to be free to defend their own rights, not for government to be free to wield all power preemptively and absolutely, with no recourse for people to demand what they really want. I bet that if a law were passed, which sentenced a legislator to death by torture in a public square, if he were to propose unconstitutional bills, or try to put such up for a vote of the legislature, the legislators would be a far sight more careful about what they tried to force on the people as law. Is this what it takes to stimulate legislators into full respect of the Bill of Rights? I wouldn't stop short of that measure, and I'm not sure most people would either. Sleep on that one, if you can. You want to play tough? I've got tough; tough shit. And I mean it. Any government official who disrespects people's rights is attempting to overthrow what's good about the U. S. ideal, and is thusly guilty of national treason, and therefore deserves to be put to death. The legislators and other officials have to get it through their thick heads that disrespecting the Bill of Rights is not an option, that disrespecting the Bill of Rights is a high crime, that disrespecting the Bill of Rights is treason. End of discussion.
Steve
To:The above blog entry was made on March 19, 2008.
State Assembly Member Jose Solorio (D-69), Chair
State Assembly Member Greg Aghazarian, (R-26), Vice Chair
State Assembly Member Joel Anderson (R-77)
State Assembly Member Hector De La Torre (D-50)
State Assembly Member Fiona Ma (D-12)
State Assembly Member Anthony J. Portantino (D-44)
DON'T PASS AB2062 (about registration of hand gun ammunition).
The Second Amendment to the U. S. Constitution mentions "militia," but it was likening the public to militia (PUBLIC = MILITIA). It's the idea that a militia should be armed, and THE PEOPLE ARE THE MILITIA, IN THE U. S. The people have the undeniable right to bear loaded arms, without restriction. Measures against the 2nd Amendment increase crime, and are also unconstitutional. People should not be harassed when trying to exercise their constitutional right to bear arms. The democrats are betraying the people, in denying the right of the people to bear arms AND AMMUNITION.
ps: I appear to be the only one to accurately interpret the wording of the 2nd Amendment to the U. S. Constitution.
Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we." —Washington, D.C., Aug. 5, 2004The above blog entry was made on January 7, 2008.
I think you were the one who posted the video about the New World Order, many months ago. Well, I just happened upon a website that mentions that, as well as a federal department or agency called Northern Command, which it claims is set up to integrate all of North America as one military state, outside of constitutional constraints. Here's the link to that website:If you put all of this into perspective, you see that all the feds have to do to totally overthrow the U. S. is to stage a disaster, like 9/11, and suddenly they have the power (not the authority) to bypass the constitution. In effect, there truly is no United States, as it's been described in the schools. There is just a tyranny, which hides behind the pretense of the constitution. The U. S. doesn't exist. Deal with it.
"federal" Northern Command
Steve
To Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger:People need to wake up to the fact that the laws that the politicians have been passing are making things get worse and worse. One either wants freedom or one doesn't. Freedom must be the top priority.
On tv, just now, it sounded like you're trying to get a bill passed to forbid violence in video games. The idea is outrageous. If you're here to take away freedoms from the people, why don't you go back to Europe, and leave us here alone. Freedom is not what's wrong in this country. As a matter of fact, the people here have never lived freedom before, because the politicians act like they're in the business of oppressing. Every law passed in unconstitutional, by reason of violating the federal Bill of Rights. I've had it up to my neck with politicians legislating their lies, by taking away freedoms.
All politicians must be held accountable. All of them that favor taking away any freedom, by passing laws, should be executed with the same guillotine that was used to chop off heads in France, during the French Revolution. It's not open to discussion. You oppress, you die. Period.
This idea of freedom through government is that of protecting the people from government itself, not from other people. Government so-called protecting the people from other people is a farce, and it's OPPPRESSION.
Physical sciences are religion. There is no such thing as "hard science." Government must be prevented from operating the religion called science, as the official religion.
Steve
Don't let H. R. Clinton throw away your personal freedoms, by making you sign contracts of insurance. Any politician who tries to coerce the public, or anyone, into signing a contract, is a criminal, who must be stopped. An insurance policy puts one in a conflict of interest with the insurer, and possibly with others, like the medical people. What you'd have with mandated health insurance is a hospital for a government, where the medical people manage your every daily matter, without your being able to stop them. Don't let this happen in the U. S. Help me put an end to her oppressive plan now, before it's too late. If mandated health insurance passes, you've lost your last bit of freedom in this country. This is NOT a trivial matter. It's life-and-death.The U. S. is in the process of being overthrown by evil. We all must fight the politicians' bid to throw away freedom. Remember, all law is unconstitutional, if compared with the Bill of Rights. Let's stop them dead in their tracks, NOW.
Dear Rudy,You tell me. Are the Democrats really trying to dissuade the public from voting for Democrats, by dishonest tactics? Maybe it's really that the public is so dishonest, that they won't vote for anyone honest, that they don't have any regard for what's really right and wrong, and try to make anything a law that they think will give them a kickback, no matter how dishonest and disrespectful of those they take away from. In reality, people aren't honest enough for the vote.
I was originally for Hillary, however embarrassing that may be now. I should have checked out her platform in advance. I've got two disagreements with her:1. Insurance should never be mandated (It's coercion into signing a contract. No matter how many choices there are for insurance, mandating insurance still constitutes coercion to sign a contract. The mandate on auto insurance must also be abolished, for that reason and also because it is otherwise unfair.)I feel like I should be running for president, because the government, so far, has not been honoring the Bill of Rights.
2. I don't want Bill Clinton back in the whitehouse, even as Vice President.
Here are more reasons:
3. The democrats are ferociously proferring global warming propaganda, with pseudo-facts and pseudo-science. They are trying to pseudo-justify taking away the right to personal transportation. Don't let them. Stand up for our rights.
4. The democrats are proponents of gun control. They are disrespecting our second amendment, which the Supreme Court blatantly misinterpreted.
5. The minorities have taken over our country with dishonest employment discrimination. It is the whites who have been viciously discriminated against.
Steve
To Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger:You must all help me stamp out the piracy that's parading around as government.
I just sent this fax to Sen. H. R. Clinton. This message applies equally to all politicians in the U. S. Here is the fax I just sent:
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To Sen. H. R. Clinton:
I just sent the following bulletin to hundreds of friends:
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All mandatory insurance is government-sponsored COERCION into signing contracts. Don't fall for their tricks. It is unconstitutional. They have no right to COERCE anyone to do anything. Force Hillary to stop the COERCION platform of her campaign. She must do better than that, or she shouldn't be in office, PERIOD !!!
Help me say NO to mandatory health insurance.
Help me say NO to mandatory auto insurance (They've already been getting away with it for a long time.)
Steve
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The Democrats must stop using lies and coercion to get their dishonest way with things. It's like the Democrat politicians are bullying the people into voting Republican, to avoid the curses Democrat politicians deliver when in office. Maybe people are too stupid to realize that they don't need to be dictated to by medical people or insurance people. Maybe people are too stupid to realize that they don't need to be coerced into signing contracts, and being made to fork over money.
The mandating of insurance is PIRACY, and piracy is STILL a capital offense, by rights. You all, PUT DOWN YOUR SWORDS OR DIE, right now !!! This is no joke, and you're not going to get away with it, I certify it.
Steve
Fullerton
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Get busy. If you snooze, you loose.
Steve
Sent to (so far): Gov. Schwarzenegger (CA), Sen. H. R. Clinton (NY)The above blog entry was made on September 26, 2007.
Dear Rep. Pelosi,
After the way the politicians effectively canceled my ability to live, by mandating auto insurance years ago, I can't tolerate another kind of mandated insurance, namely health insurance. What I mean to say is that I can't support Hillary for president, unless she drops the mandating-of-insurance cause. That system is piracy, and unconstitutional, in more ways than one. I hate to say it, but the sciences, including and especially medical science, are religion. The U. S. is effectively the church state of the religion of science. The U. S. is NOT separation of church and state. The U. S. IS, in effect, a branch of the religion that science is. I know it is dangerous to say so, because it is dangerous to criticize the official philosophies of the U. S. The politicians are enforcing their ideas, not merely allowing them. The U. S. is the very violent implementation and enforcement of the religion of science.
Sincerely,
Steve
Who to (so far): Sen. H. R. Clinton (fax)The above blog entry was made on September 23, 2007.
To V. P. Dick Cheney (email):
I just sent an angry fax to Sen. H. R. Clinton, of New York. It is about the mandating of insurance. The following is what I faxed to her:To Sen. H. R. Clinton:
It's an emergency to convince you that mandating insurance is a violation of the Bill of Rights. Insurance shouldn't even be allowed, let alone mandated. Insurance is like one of the roots of all evil. The interests of insurance companies should not be dictating, to anyone, what's a law and what isn't. The same goes for the medical industry. The politics of the medical practitioners should NOT be determining what is a law and what isn't. Medical practitioners are violent criminal goons. When are you going to stop legitimizing them? They must be forcefully retired, the hard way, if need be. The medical industry shouldn't even be allowed, let alone mandated. You must get off of your high horse attitude of thinking you can force anyone, let alone everyone, to pay for anyone else's imagined financial security. Government is NOT a right. Government is still very much an oppression crime, more than ever, especially considering the whimsical mandate-anything attitude of current U. S style government. You may not mandate anything to anyone. When is the politician going to get that simple FACT through his thick skull? You may NOT mandate auto insurance either. Government has been violating people's civil liberties by its excercise of bogus authority to mandate ANY kind of insurance, period.
Furthermore, those so-called "scientists," who cite so-called "scientific facts" to support the erroneous idea that CO2 causes global warming, need to be sent to their final resting place in a box, if they won't stop their political crime. They are lying their heads completely off. CO2 is NOT capable of causing global warming. PERIOD. Get that through your thick heads!!!
You illegitimate swine, who are parading around as government officials, are doing everything you can to keep the poor people from being able to have personal transportation. You are not entitled to pull that crime on people. You are NOT entitled to lie about anything, in order to pseudo-justify oppressive laws. You are not entitled to insinuate that the public cannot be allowed to have personal transportation, because it gets in the way of emergency vehicles, or because it so-called "causes global warming." Emergency vehicles all have to be retired, because they are a violation of the people's civil liberties, a violation of the Bill of Rights, because they are FORCING their "services" on people. They are forcing their "services" on people by pretending those "services" to be services, rather than the crimes they are. YOU MAY NOT CLEAR THE ROADS OF PERSONAL TRANSPORTATION TO MAKE ROOM FOR EMERGENCY VEHICLES!!! It's real goddamn simple. You either get that, and get it NOW, or you ought to be retired in a box, to make an example out of you and your COHORTS!!! If you have to have your disrespectful, oversized smart mouths shut completely up the hard way, so be it!!! YOU HAVEN'T GOT IT, BIG-TIME!!! Go the fuck home and shut that mouth the fuck up!
THE BILL OF RIGHTS IS TO PROTECT THE PEOPLE FROM THE GOVERNMENT, THIS GOVERNMENT, NOT FROM OTHER PEOPLE OR OTHER GOVERNEMENTS. When are you politicians going to stop lying about it? YOU MAY NOT MISINTERPRET THIS FACT, AS I'VE DESCRIBED IT!!!
You political criminals have destroyed my ability to live for decades, with the mandate of auto insurance. YOU HAD NO RIGHT TO DO THAT!!! You had better be planning to cancel the auto insurance mandate. I don't have to forgive you for committing that oppression crime against me. The same guillotine ought to be pulled out of retirement, to chop the disrespectful heads off of the smartass politicians who participated in the mandating of auto insurance. You won't get out of the guillotine appointment, if I have anything to say about it, I GUARANTEE IT!!! I'm middle-aged, and I've yet to be able to even START living. I have no intention of forgiving you, or any of your insurance-mandate oppression criminal cohorts. I have no intention of forgiving the politicians' disrespect for MY right to live a personally meaningful life, MY OWN WAY. You have no right to force your politics on me. I don't want your obnoxious oppression.
Steve
That's sheer hypocritcal propaganda. Government is not protection; it is organized crime. Anyone who defends and strengthens governmental power is himself guilty of that particular system of organized crime against human rights. The U. S., in practice, is utterly the opposite of a real protector of human rights. They've been constantly accelerating the rate of the disappearance of human rights by enacting laws, which are clearly oppression. When are people going to wake up, and stop blaming anarchy? No one alive today has ever experienced anarchy, so they can't talk from experience of evils it doesn't even possess. LAW is the annihilation of human rights, not the protector of human rights. You have oppression in the amount you have law. You have human rights in the amount you have anarchy. Period. The world did perfectly fine for millions of years without government. Then came government, and now everyone in the world is at each others throats, and destroying the quality of life on earth. The world can't continue this way. The bozos calling themselves government have to be fired, the hard way if necessary, so that man can once again regain his dignity of self-determinism. Government is not protection. Government is the very principle, mechanism and act of crime itself. Don't be guilty of the crime of government. Earn your right to self-determinism by firing the politician. ONLY anarchy is humman rights. ONLY. The politician's neck belongs on the chopping block.Even the legend of Santa Claus is more credible than the so-called need for, or so-called justification of, government. As an adult, you'd be embarrassed to profess a belief in Santa Claus, so why aren't you embarrassed to profess a belief in the so-called need for government. Grow up, world. I'm your grade school teacher of social science, and you're still trying to pass this class. No one gets out of this class until a passing grade is achieved. No one.
THEY SHOULD STAY OUT OF IT, ABSOLUTELY, BY ALL MEANS !!! The system spawns all trouble and crime on earth. If it weren't for government, there wouldn't be crime as we know it, or as we envision it. Industry must not betray the consumer, and they must not be called upon to betray the consumer. PERIOD !!!
Steve

I'd love to. So, you're militant about drugs? Know what I'm militant about? Prude-law advocacy. As a case in point, the prude gangsters just made public nudity illegal in Huntington Beach. Did you see that story on the tv news the last couple of days? They were really misreporting the quality of the so-called law-enforcement, by making it seem like the so-called police were observing the letter of the law, which of course is shear bullshit. The so-called police have always been violent enforcers of that prudishness, even without a law. As the official Satan, I have officially sentenced all those responsible for the passing of that so-called law to eternity in the bad version of Hell. They get no mercy from me.They can go to hell, pun (as in punishment) intended.
So, now you'd probably tell me you're glad they passed that so-called law. What do you say?
Steve
ps: I really am officially, genuinely Satan; the Satan. I take my bow.

















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