Brian Kemps bitch ass needs to sign the bill so we can do constitutional carry.
It shouldn’t be required to have a license to exercise a right.
It shouldn’t be required to have a license to exercise a right.
Ohio governor DeWine signs law removing training, background check, permitting requirement to conceal carry
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They really won't need to change the law. Laws and how they applied are subjective.
yep lol they crazy as heck lol..what side of dayton you on.i use to live on main st then bruce st. i went to colonel white then moved to trotwood now in springfield.had to get out of dayton those negres was acting to crazy in them streets lol...lol...... I know Springfield well. Dated a few chicks from there. Crazy bitches
Came here and lived in Trotwood and now I'm in Huber Heights.
You right about Dayton, that's a wild place.
Where you at Brahman in my city it was 20 a year get it right there in the sheriff's office but when I went to get another one 3 weeks ago it was free!
White Folks are already crying about the law change here cause a 2 year old child got killed and his uncle and the fool that did it was out on bond for a similar shooting and felony evasion hitting several cars!They acting like guns is a black problem when their system is allowing it!
Shit about to go down. Believe me, the leaders know what is coming.
Shit affects the black community the most. They want the law abiding community unarmed while cowering from criminals who seem to do fine without firearm courses and government docs. The sky was supposed to fall in Ohio in 2004 when CCL was passed. Bitch ass pigs been violating black drivers with that failure to notify shit. This bill in Ohio eliminates that. Also, imagine catching a felony because a CCL expired.
People concerned about training? Shit is a constitutional right, correct? So then training should be free and no licensing fee, correct? So they making poor black people cough up hundreds of dollars to be able to defend themselves and folks cool with it? At the same time, every fool standing outside that gas station is strapped with zero training? They charging a tax on self-defense to the people who need it the most.
That's what the community gets for letting cacs dictate self-defense.
So poor black folk can't afford licensing and training fees (which varies by state) but they can afford firearms and ammunition??Shit affects the black community the most. They want the law abiding community unarmed while cowering from criminals who seem to do fine without firearm courses and government docs. The sky was supposed to fall in Ohio in 2004 when CCL was passed. Bitch ass pigs been violating black drivers with that failure to notify shit. This bill in Ohio eliminates that. Also, imagine catching a felony because a CCL expired.
People concerned about training? Shit is a constitutional right, correct? So then training should be free and no licensing fee, correct? So they making poor black people cough up hundreds of dollars to be able to defend themselves and folks cool with it? At the same time, every fool standing outside that gas station is strapped with zero training? They charging a tax on self-defense to the people who need it the most.
That's what the community gets for letting cacs dictate self-defense.
Basically, yeah. When I didn't have money, I got a strap and bullets. So did everyone else I knew.
All the poor, black folks with bench warrants because they can't pay traffic tickets, but they got the car and gas(barely), so what's the problem, huh?
Ya'll forgot what it was like to scrounge up your last for some shit? Shit. I forgot I'm on BGOL, cats been fresh to death.This is not wise.
I am from Detroit, a city that has been taking turns as the murder capital of the nation, along with Chicago and a couple other cities.
Michigan is the Mississippi of the North now. I went to Kroger's supermarket recently, and saw some dumpy redneck walking around with a sidearm--in the bread aisle. I can literally go to the pawn shop today and purchase an assault rifle, for just a few hundred dollars.
Two things stick out in my mind about my cultural re-entry shock when returning to the U.S. after living in a different country for a while:
1) Americans will eat broke dick dog shit patties, as long as it is breaded and deep fried.
2) Americans are among the most aggressive AND violent people on the planet.
And you think there is no problem with an 18-21 year old being able to purchase instruments of death (that is the purpose of guns) and walk around with it as if it were as catcher's mitt?
As I said, this is unwise thinking, unless of course, I missed something.
But that is OK. I got my passport renewed this year.
Now this is just more stupidI think I read that gun ownership records cannot be stored digitally as well
To perform a search, ATF investigators must find the specific index number of a former dealer, then search records chronologically for records of the exact gun they seek. They may review thousands of images in a search before they find the weapon they are looking for. That’s because dealer records are required to be “non-searchable” under federal law. Keyword searches, or sorting by date or any other field, are strictly prohibited.
Man stop it. Along with getting a car and gas comes insurance and maintenance. There's also property taxes (depending on the state) and registration fees.Basically, yeah. When I didn't have money, I got a strap and bullets. So did everyone else I knew.
All the poor, black folks with bench warrants because they can't pay traffic tickets, but they got the car and gas(barely), so what's the problem, huh?
How about this. Instead of going to the extreme and removing background ckecks, training, etc.. Simply lower the fee and remove the yearly cost and requirements.
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Even,the anti-gun people don't have a problem what you just said. The problem is that you have the Republicans and the NRA does around saying even having a background check and etc is anti-Second Amendment and stupid ass white people listen to them regurgitate what those two groups said.
The problem is the information being put out about Constitutional Carry is dangerously inaccurate. It gives people the impression that you can just go to the store and walk out with a gun without any background checks being done. The process for buying a gun doesn't change. This basically is the same as buying a gun that would be kept at home for home defense. Just now you can carry on your person as well without having to acquire a license first.
They live in a different world man. You're in Ohio. In NE Ohio to be specific, right? Where the cacs busting guns at? Going back to the 90s, poor, white trash is on the west side. Even there, they ain't busting guns. Sure as shit ain't on the east side as you already know.
Now that the media been labeling street violence as mass shooting events, even the mass shooting narrative is going to backfire. The anti-gun people couldn't wait for random cacs to got nuts, so they figure why not switch.
Hell, you know these cacs in Ohio wanted guns in bars, right? In fucking bars. They got them too. For years they been legally doing it and no wild, wild west shit. Meanwhile, our bars still have security like crazy and cats still managed to get shot every weekend.
For the most part, cacs gun violence are suicides. That's why they don't give a fuck. And as long as the gun violence stats stay relatively the same, they won't start caring. It's just not going to happen.
Yeah, I'm for more education. Can never have enough. But legal gun owners haven't been and won't be a major problem. And since gun ownership is a right(that they are quick to take away from black people), the education shouldn't cost. States need to stop money grabbing.
You end up using your weapon to protect yourself from some loser, you will be going through their European court system, paying lawyer fees. It is more hassle for a rare event that might happen for most people. Your case could go either way, than you will have the family to deal with that think their loved one was a saint when they was a drug addicted piece of shit.
For me, I am at a higher risk level and having a concealed carry is definitely worth it. They are crazy talking white supremacist that think I have all day to spend with them and their retarded games. I have found that some are effeminate, highly emotional racists that can't accept what I am doing.
After playing video games all day and doing other non productive things, they start to chase me around town deluding out.
For me, I am at a higher risk level and having a concealed carry is definitely worth it. They are crazy talking white supremacist that think I have all day to spend with them and their retarded games. I have found that some are effeminate, highly emotional racists that can't accept what I am doing.
After playing video games all day and doing other non productive things, they start to chase me around town deluding out.
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Grants to help Alabama sheriffs make up for lost pistol permit fees
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Each of Alabama’s 67 county sheriffs is about to start getting payments from a grant based on the amount of money each department collected on pistol permit fees in 2022, according to an announcement made Monday by Gov. Kay Ivey.
Pistol permits have historically made up a significant portion of sheriff’s office funding in Alabama. On Jan. 1, however, a new state law went into effect that allows for anyone 18 or older, who is not prohibited by state or federal law, to carry a concealed pistol without a permit.
Montgomery County Sheriff Derrick Cunningham said in December that he was looking at a 60% funding loss on permits, which previously generated more than a half-million dollars in the county budget.
“A couple of core tenants of the Ivey Administration is that we back the blue in the strongest way possible and that we support upholding our citizens’ Second Amendment rights. As we have amended Alabama law to help our gun owners, we also worked to ensure our sheriffs received their critical funds, and I am proud that these grants will do that,” Ivey said. “The Sheriffs’ Grants will provide them with funding for training, equipment and other needs not provided by county commissions in their annual appropriations. We are proud to support the vital work our sheriffs’ departments do on a daily basis.”
The new law includes the grant program, starting with a $5 million allocation to help replace lost pistol permit revenue. Under the Local Government Pistol Permit Revenue Loss Fund, Alabama sheriffs need to show a loss of pistol permit funds based on the 2022 figures.
The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs, or ADECA, will then make the payments to each sheriff’s office based on reports collected by other state agencies.
“ADECA intends to carry out our duties in this matter to ensure that Alabama’s sheriffs’ offices are compensated for their losses based on those shortages provided in the data,” said ADECA Dir. Kenneth Boswell.
The payments will be made quarterly starting with the first quarter of 2023.
Following announcement of the grants, the Alabama Sheriffs Association released a statement thanking the governor and legislature for the program that will “partially fill the substantial void in our funding created by the passage of the permitless carry bill last year.”
The association said it looks forward to working with the governor and lawmakers “in the upcoming legislative session to ensure that these funds are permanently allocated and sufficient to restore our ability to fulfill our sworn duty to protect and serve all of Alabama’s citizens.”
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Each of Alabama’s 67 county sheriffs is about to start getting payments from a grant based on the amount of money each department collected on pistol permit fees in 2022, according to an announcement made Monday by Gov. Kay Ivey.
Pistol permits have historically made up a significant portion of sheriff’s office funding in Alabama. On Jan. 1, however, a new state law went into effect that allows for anyone 18 or older, who is not prohibited by state or federal law, to carry a concealed pistol without a permit.
Montgomery County Sheriff Derrick Cunningham said in December that he was looking at a 60% funding loss on permits, which previously generated more than a half-million dollars in the county budget.
“A couple of core tenants of the Ivey Administration is that we back the blue in the strongest way possible and that we support upholding our citizens’ Second Amendment rights. As we have amended Alabama law to help our gun owners, we also worked to ensure our sheriffs received their critical funds, and I am proud that these grants will do that,” Ivey said. “The Sheriffs’ Grants will provide them with funding for training, equipment and other needs not provided by county commissions in their annual appropriations. We are proud to support the vital work our sheriffs’ departments do on a daily basis.”
The new law includes the grant program, starting with a $5 million allocation to help replace lost pistol permit revenue. Under the Local Government Pistol Permit Revenue Loss Fund, Alabama sheriffs need to show a loss of pistol permit funds based on the 2022 figures.
The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs, or ADECA, will then make the payments to each sheriff’s office based on reports collected by other state agencies.
“ADECA intends to carry out our duties in this matter to ensure that Alabama’s sheriffs’ offices are compensated for their losses based on those shortages provided in the data,” said ADECA Dir. Kenneth Boswell.
The payments will be made quarterly starting with the first quarter of 2023.
Following announcement of the grants, the Alabama Sheriffs Association released a statement thanking the governor and legislature for the program that will “partially fill the substantial void in our funding created by the passage of the permitless carry bill last year.”
The association said it looks forward to working with the governor and lawmakers “in the upcoming legislative session to ensure that these funds are permanently allocated and sufficient to restore our ability to fulfill our sworn duty to protect and serve all of Alabama’s citizens.”
"a well regulated militia" I mean it's right there..
Guns are offensive weapons for war masked as personal home defensive devices. You got two seconds to figure out the intent of a shooter as shown below.
Yes, they can be used for hunting which is obvious when they walk around, but a conceal carry just makes things impossible. In other countries it is nearly impossible to obtain a gun, most people are uneasy to gut another human being like a pig with a knife but could use a gun to quickly kill that person.
As you can see from the video, this is why they may physically detain you with handcuffs. However, law enforcement use traffic stops to malinger looking around when it could be a quick process.
Back in the day, you needed to see a person ID, because they were limited to radio contact. As you can see from the video, they were asking for all kinds of information. Today with 5G speeds that rival my home internet, there is no reason to linger around my car asking for all kinds of documentation.
Yes, they can be used for hunting which is obvious when they walk around, but a conceal carry just makes things impossible. In other countries it is nearly impossible to obtain a gun, most people are uneasy to gut another human being like a pig with a knife but could use a gun to quickly kill that person.
As you can see from the video, this is why they may physically detain you with handcuffs. However, law enforcement use traffic stops to malinger looking around when it could be a quick process.
Back in the day, you needed to see a person ID, because they were limited to radio contact. As you can see from the video, they were asking for all kinds of information. Today with 5G speeds that rival my home internet, there is no reason to linger around my car asking for all kinds of documentation.
Criminals don't need background checks to get their guns so why should law abiding citizens?
I just did drills with the EPA at the state level here in Ohio about 4 months back. The lead guy and instructors were from about 30 miles south. Wonder how they posted up for this event.
A lot of shit is going wrong already…. Also, the train derailment well they are not telling of the full story about this shit.
The racial makeup of the city was 98.47% White, 0.37% African American, 0.06% Native American, 0.14% Asian, 0.26% from other races, and 0.69% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.71% of the population.
If we banned guns, the murder rate would decrease as people wouldn't want to use a knife to kill somebody especially women. You would need to be physically stronger and not uneasy about gutting another human like a pig. It can take multiple stab wounds before somebody succumbs to their injury unless you were trained.
A gun you can just shoot away no matter the other person size, you wouldn't need to get up on them.
Having law enforcement perform street theatre may work on some people, but it is the culture of the U.S. with the second amendment that is the problem.