Kentucky gun registration bill introduced

[Ridgeway]

I know we have a couple people on the border and some KY members here (I just moved back accross the river myself).

Make sure to contact your state reps to voice your opposition to HB265. The bill was introduced yesterday. Amongst other absurd items (such as defining a "large capacity feeding device" as a mag that accepts 7 or more rounds), it requires registration of all handguns and "assault" weapons.


For complete details:
13RS HB265

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

I don't know anything about Kentucky politics, but I would think they've already used the paper this was written on for its proper purpose and flushed it already.

 

[Ridgeway]

I don't know anything about Kentucky politics, but I would think they've already used the paper this was written on for its proper purpose and flushed it already.

I agree, but better to be proactive so as to avoid something slipping through.

 

[calcot7]

I am kind of surprised to see this coming from Kentucky. But all states have been infiltrated by the extreme left. I guess the translation of the Indian word Kentucky does mean, "Bloody Ground."

 

[littletommy]

Just as I suspected, a bunch of turds from Louisville and Lexington, and one loser from Henderson, well, the Henderson loser was kind of a shock. It'll never happen.

 

[Ridgeway]

I am kind of surprised to see this coming from Kentucky. But all states have been infiltrated by the extreme left. I guess the translation of the Indian word Kentucky does mean, "Bloody Ground."

I believe all the sponsors, save one, are from Louisville & Lexington. Louisville is not exactly a bastion for conservatism. But I don't know what they have to gain from this since it faces a steep uphill battle to pass. I don't think such a severe bill even plays well in the more liberal cities/regions.

 

[quake]

I don't know anything about Kentucky politics, but I would think they've already used the paper this was written on for its proper purpose and flushed it already.

.......Yeah my thoughts exactly. I would like to think this is going no where. But I agree it's good to be proactive and remain vigilant.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

.......Yeah my thoughts exactly. I would like to think this is going no where. But I agree it's good to be proactive and remain vigilant.

Yep...like Barney says:

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[littletommy]

Yep...like Barney says:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqEIt-rQqbM&sns=em

Okay stop it! I repped you for your other comment in this thread, and now I can't rep you again.

 

[quake]

I really miss Andy and Barney......

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Okay stop it! I repped you for your other comment in this thread, and now I can't rep you again.

I really miss Andy and Barney......

You gotta love Barney...

 

[mrjarrell]

I don't know anything about Kentucky politics, but I would think they've already used the paper this was written on for its proper purpose and flushed it already.

You'd be betting on losing proposition. KY may have managed to elect a Rand Paul, but they have large numbers of dyed in the wool dems there. Whole cities filled with them. It's a purple state, not red.

 

[aaron580]

Kentucky? I have a REALLY difficult time seeing this passing but I will be watching this with open eyes....

 

[indykid]

Some dumb-a$$ New Yorker probably move to KY and needs to have his brain pickled in a good back woods still.

I can't imagine a New York law getting passed in good ol' Kentucky. I can't believe some jerk would have the gonads to even write such stupidity in KY.

 

[Mark 1911]

This is going to fly in Kentucky like a sack of concrete. I doubt there will be much "enthusiasm for compliance" up in the hills.

 

[GunsForalpha2013]

Man it's typical kentucky politics, they weren't smart enough to try get something like this in the works when there wasemotional support for some sort regulation. Introducing the bill now, with 2a supporters already having most of these folks on speed dial is the height of stupid.

 

[avboiler11]

You'd be betting on losing proposition. KY may have managed to elect a Rand Paul, but they have large numbers of dyed in the wool dems there. Whole cities filled with them. It's a purple state, not red.

Yup, that's a purple state alright.

It is true that many local & state offices in Kentucky are and historically have been held by Democrats...but they tend to be of the conservative Southern/Reagan Democrat vein rather than the modern Progressive Democrat mold.

Democrats might control the KY House (Republicans control the Senate) but these bills will be very lucky to make it out of committee.

 

[MaLfUnCtIoN]

Kentucky is a nice place to visit................

 

[singlestacksig]

if it passed, it would be easier to just track those who do not have guns..

 

[littletommy]

Fortunately, Jefferson and Fayette Counties have not been able to spread their bull**** to the rest of the state, and I really don't see them ever being able to do so, without some underhanded trickery. I'm not as familiar with Fayettes politics as I am with Jeffersons, but Jefferson has some real loons that get elected out of the ghetto districts.

Earlier in 2012, one of the gangsta city councilmen wanted to make west Louisville a gun free zone, since that's where the bulk of murders are.