Alice's and Charles' testimony was great on Gunbuster sign Bill

[NotRPB]

http://tlchouse.granicus.com/MediaPlaye ... nt_id=2982 live stream
Charles is up now

Bill: HB 899
Legislative Session: 85(R) Council Document: 85R 4113 LHC-F
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Last Action: 04/11/2017 H Scheduled for public hearing on . . .
Caption Version: Introduced
Caption Text: Relating to the notice given by a property owner prohibiting a handgun license holder from carrying a handgun on certain property.
Author: Nevárez
Subjects: Weapons (I0887)
INTERNET (S0130)
SIGNS (S0235)
PUBLIC SAFETY, DEPARTMENT OF (V0251)
House Committee: Homeland Security & Public Safety
Status: In committee
http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/BillLook ... ll=HB00899

[Vol Texan]

And Charles is speaking right now! Go get-em Mr. Cotton!

[NotRPB]

And Charles is speaking right now! Go get-em Mr. Cotton!

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Left pending.

[ELB]

So HB 560 is buried in committee without so much as a nod, and (only!) three authors/co-authors signed up, and this trash -- with only the author on record -- gets a public hearing that we have to go out and fight. I expect this bill has little support on the floor, but it is using up valuable legislative time and the only good it will do is to provide some fodder to say "hey we stopped a bad bill!" Which could have been stopped with no effort at all, just like HB 560.

Priorities of the Speaker and his House.

[locke_n_load]

transcripts anyone?

[oljames3]

transcripts anyone?

Video is archived at:
http://www.house.state.tx.us/video-audi ... dcasts/85/ for the main menu.

http://tlchouse.granicus.com/MediaPlaye ... p_id=13483 for Homeland Security & Public Safety, 4/11/17.

Works for me in Microsoft Edge. Not in Chrome. Your mileage will vary.

[WildBill]

transcripts anyone?

Video is archived at:
http://www.house.state.tx.us/video-audi ... dcasts/85/ for the main menu.

http://tlchouse.granicus.com/MediaPlaye ... p_id=13483 for Homeland Security & Public Safety, 4/11/17.

Works for me in Microsoft Edge. Not in Chrome. Your mileage will vary.

Thank you for posting the link! Microsoft Edge works for me.

[oljames3]

transcripts anyone?

Video is archived at:
http://www.house.state.tx.us/video-audi ... dcasts/85/ for the main menu.

http://tlchouse.granicus.com/MediaPlaye ... p_id=13483 for Homeland Security & Public Safety, 4/11/17.

Works for me in Microsoft Edge. Not in Chrome. Your mileage will vary.

Thank you for posting the link! Microsoft Edge works for me.

Charles and Alice are on a later session at:
http://tlchouse.granicus.com/MediaPlaye ... p_id=13496
Alice start about 4 hours, 17 minutes. Poncho is holding forth before that.

[NotRPB]

you beat me to it
link above was morning
here is Afternoon with Alice and Charles on gunbuster sign bill (Podium instead of seated panels)
Fast Forward to 4:12
http://tlchouse.granicus.com/MediaPlaye ... p_id=13496

I'd love to drug test the (time release?) sprinkles at that cupcake shop "crazy pills" ? (just kidding)

[NotRPB]

At 4:42 some woman lies & says Intent of Texas30.06 site is to alert us to non-compliant signs or something ...However, I use it and the App to know what businesses to avoid that post signs saying they don't want my business as a law abiding citizen.

[cyphertext]

Since the congressman was quick to point to other states who have the gunbuster type signs like Oklahoma, I wish someone would have pointed out that those signs have no force of law. I'd be fine with going with the gunbuster sign, provided that it had no force of law or penalties by just carrying past it.

[Soccerdad1995]

Since the congressman was quick to point to other states who have the gunbuster type signs like Oklahoma, I wish someone would have pointed out that those signs have no force of law. I'd be fine with going with the gunbuster sign, provided that it had no force of law or penalties by just carrying past it.

Florida is another example.

We are not talking about an onerous regulation being placed on a business by the government. We are simply saying that if a private business wants to have the free use of law enforcement officers to enforce their business policies, then they need to put up a specific type of sign.

What we should be talking about is why anyone thinks it is appropriate to use publicly funded law enforcement officers to enforce a businesses' policies. Someone not following all of your rules should not be a crime unless they refuse to leave when asked.

And let's just conveniently ignore that we are talking about an underlying policy that is definitely NOT in the public interest since it increases the risk of injury and death for everyone in that location. If anything, police should be used to prevent the enforcement of dangerous business policies such as this.

[Scott Farkus]

Since the congressman was quick to point to other states who have the gunbuster type signs like Oklahoma, I wish someone would have pointed out that those signs have no force of law. I'd be fine with going with the gunbuster sign, provided that it had no force of law or penalties by just carrying past it.

Absolutely this.