The other one was more of a general "stuff is happening there," while this one is more specifically about this particular bill. The other has been active for a while and has followed the protests and whatnot.03Lightningrocks wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 12:45 pm I am confused now. Are there now two threads concerning the Virginia assault weapons ban? I am not sure which one to post a response in.![]()
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- Thu Feb 13, 2020 2:38 pm
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- Thu Feb 13, 2020 12:37 pm
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Re: Bill regulating assault weapons passes Virginia House
Militia groups are preparing a civil response, prepping for...less civil responses.
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Oath Keepers wrote:Critical update from Oath Keepers National leadership team in Virginia. Discussing assault weapons ban/registration passing VA House and the growing county and town resistance, including militia musters meant to begin the process of establishing county militia units.
Oath Keepers is advising county Tea Party leaders and other groups on model resolutions they can encourage county Board of Supervisors to pass, expressing county support for the establishment of independent militia companies, established by military veterans but open to all residents who are loyal to the Constitution.
We are also continuing to reach out to Sheriff Departments, urging them to also form up large Sheriff posse and reserve deputy units.
We will publish a draft resolution within the next couple of days along with recommended unit organizational structure, based on our military experience coupled with our extensive experience in natural disaster relief.