SB64 in Virginia, “paramilitary training” will be a Class 5 felony
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And guys, if your new to this sort of thing (or frankly just plain ignorant)- do NOT talk about illegal activities around others.
Even hypothetical talk is dangerous!
Few have the training and characteristics to deal with this type of thing.
I encourage everyone to read the “Rats” thread I just bumped!
Even if you have read it before, read it again!
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The libcomms have figured out they if they announce that are seeking 120% of what they are actually after and then later only get 80% that we as conservatives will breathe a sigh of relief afterwards and go “well at least they didn’t get..” or worse yet, think we actually won something.
So it wouldn’t surprise me at all to see the VA libcomms walk back their crap or “settle” for just a ban but no confiscation, etc. and act like “you conservatives should be happy now” while walking away smiling going “yeah we got all we wanted this go around.”
Every pro 2A meeting/rally that is going to get press needs to have a couple of black gun owners with signs bringing up the “gubnors” black face incident(s) that the lamestream media has conveniently forgotten. Maybe a pic of him in blackface with a caption like “I will not allow a racist to take my guns!” Or “Mr. Northam (or whatever the hell his name is) what are you trying to get people’s attention off of?” with a pic of the black face deal.
I’m dead serious, people need to see that.www.jrhenterprises.com
Lost my MVT class list- been here a time or two :)
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I wonder if it is not potentially harmful to your work though to have it so easily accessible to the public, even if the forum were innocent. Even claiming that the purpose is “defense” may be exploited by the crafty as being a malicious intent. It is similar to the problem of social media (and I was following MVT on social media platforms for a long time before registering for the forum) — while the internet can be useful in advertising a business, there are downsides to that, and one can’t be too careful with those who would seek to curb liberty and those promoting liberty by any means necessary.
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I wonder if it is not potentially harmfuL…
The MVT Forum has been open, then by paid subscription, and now open. The brief subscription period helped to limit kooks and establish are own standards of conduct that continues due to the quality of serious members.
Those that seek to limit Liberty will have no problem joining; to include a paid site, to have access.
Additionally if you’ve spent anytime on other forums, you are aware that we are quite different and stand above the rest.
Considering the false bravado and hubris displayed elsewhere; demonstrating what I call a den of lunatics, what would we need to conceal?
Our personal security is only as good as we individually strive for.
We are all already on someone’s radar/list anyway.
We either strive for a community of like-minded people or we have already lost IMHO.
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On the wilder end of the spectrum…
Well it isn’t like Virginians couldn’t use the extra help of even more people!
I say run with it!
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Quote from the bill: “or technique capable of causing injury or death to persons”.
It also means karate, BJJ, Muai Thai, etc.
Growing up as a teenager in the Soviet Union, I was lucky to be accepted into a closed club where a former spetznaz sergeant was teaching karate. I was accepted only because this guy was my father’s friend.
The thing is, until 1988, teaching and studying martial arts was a crime in the USSR, and several high-profile teachers went to prison for that.
Needless to say, possession of firearms was outlawed, too, except some shotguns and bolt-action rifles used by a tiny amount of hunters. In my 30 years of life in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia, until I came to the U.S. in 2001, I had not known a single legal gun owner there. I was robbed at a gunpoint once, but that just proves my point, which is: of course, the government did not want the serfs to be able to resist whatever the Soviet/Russian government (the world’s 2nd-place champion in democide) wanted to do to the serfs.I wonder who hates Americans more: ISIS, modern Russian/Chinese/whatever nationalists, or the democratically elected government of the state of Virginia.
Welcome to the USSA, comrades!
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Current law, since 1987. Chill the fuck out people. This is not a nutjob wingnut site. Sheesh. This certainly does not affect the activities of MVT. It will likely be used against you if you protest with firearms when enacted.
§ 18.2-433.2. Paramilitary activity prohibited.
A person shall be guilty of unlawful paramilitary activity, punishable as a Class 5 felony if he:1. Teaches or demonstrates to any other person the use, application, or making of any firearm, explosive or incendiary device, or technique capable of causing injury or death to persons, knowing or having reason to know or intending that such training will be employed for use in, or in furtherance of, a civil disorder; or
2. Assembles with one or more persons for the purpose of training with, practicing with, or being instructed in the use of any firearm, explosive or incendiary device, or technique capable of causing injury or death to persons, intending to employ such training for use in, or in furtherance of, a civil disorder.
1987, c. 720.
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Chill the fuck out people.
They want to ban your useful firearms as well, might want to focus on that!
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Quote from the bill: “or technique capable of causing injury or death to persons”.
It also means karate, BJJ, Muai Thai, etc.
It also means practicing Medicine. Death by medical malpractice or ‘accident’ is quite frequent.
I think the point was that the wording is poorly written and would have unintended consequences.
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