/k/ - Weapons

>marco rubio

I was interested until I saw this; robo-munchkin is just posturing it's all he ever does.

The firearm industry would do alot of sucking.

>tfw Joe Heck lost

>tfw my senator is a female Dem

>tfw my rep is a female Dem

JUST

>>497208

>Implying Rubio is anything but the equivalent of an opinion-less blank slate.

That said that works in our favor if we get enough reps.

>>497204

Posturing can be made to work for you though. The posturing politician is an attention whore, someone who for one reason or another need the validation and guidance of others to get them motivated. If you can present them with enough validation then they'll dance to your tune.

>>497210

>Implying Rubio is anything but the equivalent of an opinion-less blank slate.

I have no idea who Rubio is, but if his head is empty then who better to fill it than /k/ommandos and other assorted freedom enthusiasts?

>>497203

Already screamed at mine earlier and made mention of the Montana Firearms Freedom Act.

>>497204

That maybe true but it doesn't hurt to try.

>>497233

Robot as in mechanical and un-engaging? Or robot as in /r9k/? I'm not sure what I'd make of an /r9k/ robot running for office, but as interesting as American politics can be I'd be surprised if a wizard got any further than local government.

>>497234

Like a broken record in certain cases or guzzling down water as if he just left a foam party. Absolute trainwreck of a guy.

>>497234

I think the comparison came from him repeating lines at one of the debates ("Let's dispel this notion/Pres. Obama knows exactly what he is doing".) I think Microsoft threw some money at him, too. And he was taking in water like crazy at another debate.

>>497238

>guzzling down water as if he just left a foam party

>>497239

And he was taking in water like crazy at another debate.

So, more than dehydrated on a hot day? Or performance anxiety?

Wait, I've checked for vids on youtube, and it's a guy (maybe looking a bit desperate) reaching for a bottle, and chugging for a bit, followed by Trump mocking him in a later conference. I'm not sure how that would have all that much effect on a political campaign (unless you're worried about the hydrophobe demographic)/. Is this me being autistic or not recognising 432nd dimension strip russian meme chess poker?

>>497241

The water thing is mostly just an example of how the media let Trump control everything. He pointed it out, and everyone, including the media and those who were against Trump, just sort of went along with it.

>>497208

>>>/tv/

Go and stay go, autist.

I don't care how much you deny it, we all know you're the only one trying to force that meme.

>>497203

>Marco Rubio

Eh, I don't trust it. But I think the anon who talked to his representative to repeal the NFA was in Florida so I think DeSantis's bill will be legit.

Hopefully this won't be a End the Fed bill type of thing, where the House's bill was legit but the Senate's bill was completely gutted.

>>497241

>So, more than dehydrated on a hot day? Or performance anxiety?

Party drugs like ecstasy make you thirsty as fuck, too. So it ties into Rubio and his foam parties.

>>497204

Oh I have no confidence Little Marco will actually go further than letting the memo sit in purgatory. Still easier to get other senators on board if another one is considering it, no matter how doubtful it is he will do it without massive prompting.

>>497249

I'm that anon. I actually got to Rubio's senior staff (Legislative Correspondent/Bill Writer and his boss the Senior Policy Adviser) before I met with DeSantis (January-Febuaryish). We need more pushing.

>>497227

>No idea who Rubio is

Godamn, this is just sad

>>497280

>Rubio ran such a pathetic campaign he's less well-know abroad than Jeb!

Marvelous.

>>497280

>Every country knows just as much about American politics as Americans do!

>>497305

See >>497285 retard. He's not talking about you.

>Marco Rubio (Florida

Who's this guy? I've heard his name just a week ago on youtube.

>>497284

(you)

run along now

>>497305

>>497365

He's one of the lower energy opponents Trump faced during the primaries, it's not really surprising you don't know who he is.

Hell, I doubt most Americans even remember his campaign.

He wasn't as pathetically hilarious as Yeb!, but he also didn't have as much support as Cruz, so he was basically the guy with sore feet standing in the corner at a party.

So what are the chances of this actually going anywhere?

I feel like these fags would just string us along until their next election for votes and then immediately abandon their promises after they get more time in office to sit back and take bribes while virtue signalling.

>>497404

The only funny part of Rubio's campaign was finding out that all of his staffers were so certain that he'd win that they spent more time jockeying and backstabbing for presidential appointments than they did campaigning.

I am really usually the type in favor of removing black pills, but let's be honest: This bill is going no where.

There are a mix of three things that could potentially happen that are NEEDED for this to work.

>Republicans need to uncuck themselves and amend internal Senate rules to become a majoritarian legislative body.

>Republicans need to win a super majority in the mid terms.

>Republicans need to get all of the moderates and RINOs on board.

Pick two. Otherwise, it's not happening. And let's be honest, none of those things are particularly likely, much less more than one.

Wanna uncuck American law? Go to the states and work on passing enough Constituional Carry in enough states to add it to the US Constitution. Do some work in FOSSCAD to continue to make NFA regulations irrelevant or at least bypassable. Support grass root organizations that are behind enemy lines in unfree states. Prepare your small tight nit militia squad and community for when SHTF to make good headlines after disaster and prepare for however many cycles from now it is when the left eventually regain power.

I want the ATF/NFA/GCA gone as much as anybody else, and more. But let's focus our effort and hopes on things that work instead of getting motivated and subsequently demotivated when pie in the sky shit we didn't think through falls through. Not understanding how government works is the job of leftists, leave that to them. Show some dignity.

>>497481

There is one major obstacle to passing this bill: It hasn't been introduced. Every other problem is smaller in comparison. Let's clear that one first, because from there it will only gain momentum.

>>497492

Not really. That is how politicians give up and win free brownie points for nothing and say, "Oh we tried but they were obstructing us and hate freedom, what are we to do?" and people eat it up. It's a scam of your time, money, and energy. They can't be serious about any conservative non-budgetary agenda without fixing the Senate or winning more seats. One of them they have the power to do right now. This guy

>>497204

was right. I'm not going to waste my energy on politicians whipping me up in a frenzy so they can pose for a camera and do better on election day. Fuck that. There are a lot of better ways, as I have mentioned, to spend my 2A effort on things that are actually meaningful and possible.

>>497514

If this is introduced it's an issue for all the primary candidates for the 2018 election. You want to fix Washington, you have to make sure all the new blood respects the Constitution.

DeSantis was at the Virginia shooting (he was a baseball captain at one point, so it's not surprising he'd be on the Republican baseball team) which I'm sure will be the focus of his office for weeks.

>>497241

He also tried to make dick jokes after Trump was dominating media coverage with his shenanigans. It came out as very contrived.

>>497246

>>497403

>my posts that these fags replied to were deleted

Where were you when /k/ was moderated by antigun cucks who defend trying to derail threads about stopping the government from infringing on our rights?

So do you think the Alexandria shooting is going to make them ignore this completely now?

>>498493

Not completely, but it's going to take momentum

Went to another local gun store for something. They agreed to spread the word.

>>500468

Keep up the good work strelok.

On a related note we need more Virginianons to discuss gun rights IRL, particularly in the northern regions where the highest concentration of anti-funs reside.

Maybe try Williamsburg, but that's pretty much cuck central because of William & Mary. Richmond has more potential though, since the VCU campus is pretty much in the middle of niggerville and exposes hipster faggots to real life through constant muggings and murders.

>>500491

didn't mean to imply Williamsburg and Richmond were NoVA, I was just throwing out suggestions for areas where discussion about firearms could provide some benefits

>>500491

Who's your representative?

>>500646

Mark Warner (D, cuck) and Tim Kaine (D, huge cuck, general piece of shit) are our senators right now.

Robert Wittman (R) is the representative for my district, though I don't know too much about him tbh, and it looks like the other VA districts are represented by a healthy mix of cuckservatives and progressive democrats.

Our governor's election is coming up so it'll be between Ed Gillespie (R, cuckservative, former RNC chairman) and Ralph Northam (D, don't know much about him).

This state has been getting steadily more and more shit over the past decade and it's fucking infuriating.

Our """representatives""" haven't done much in regards to restricting gun rights yet, but it's only a matter of time when the urban zones are becoming more populated with California tier hipsters.

Hell ,there's been talk of dismantling the confederate statues on Monument Avenue in Richmond because nogs and college kids (most likely from out of state) got offended, which not only erases history, but defeats the entire purpose of Monument Avenue.

>>500682

>日本語がわからない

The bigger concern is that Xbox emulation is shit and MWC wasn't ported to anything else.

>>500658

I knew the senators were both awful. Have you called Wittman's office yet?

OK, called office back. Sounded like everything was going in a file of what people wanted for when Congress addressed guns after tax reform and Obamacare.

Keep calling your reps and senators, and include other things you want, because I doubt he's the only one keeping a file. Already told them I want long arms over 100 years and handguns over 150 years old classified as antique firearms (instead of the current single date) and exclude parents/guardians from straw purchase (so a kid can work summer/after school and have their parents buy gun/ammo for them).

>>502534

Because it won't go anywhere. Nothinf will be done. Do you honestly think the government would simply get rid of the NFA?

How many times do you think someone went "Hey, let's get rid of the NFA!" Now how many times has it flopped or even reached the supreme court?

>>508178

>How many times do you think someone went "Hey, let's get rid of the NFA!"

Not nearly as many as are speaking now. It will only fail if you refuse to get on board like a cuck.

>>508197

It'll either not get to the supreme court, get tossed in the trash after the congressmen and senators get paid to not give a damn anymore, or simply be voted no. Or there'll be an (((unfortunate accident))) and the poor senator won't be able to bring it to court.

>>508171

Good on ya for all the work you're doing, but is there a reason you want fewer handguns classified as antiques for the next several decades?

>>508207

>blackpilling this hard

You'll be out of a job soon enough BATFE cuckold.

>>508265

I don't work for those cunts, but anyone can tell you the NFA won't get reapealed. It's too entrenched in government red tape, no senator or congressman would actually go through with it (and would be paid or threatened to drop it), and the alphabet soup agencies won't give it up and would sooner kill you and those senators or congressmen.

Once government takes your rights, they're not going to give them back.

>>508259

In the western states you can already get 100+ year old old Iver-Johnsons for 100/200 USD easily. I'm sure Congress would shut the idea of "100 year old guns are legal antiques" hard as soon as someone brought up old cartridge revolvers. With Machineguns and destructive devices already excluded from "antique firearm" and original Auto-5/Mondragon/ZH29/RSC M1917 being rare/expensive as fuck, the only (relatively) cheap non-manually operated long gun that will be over 100 anytime soon is the M1. The M1 wouldn't fall under "antique" till 2032 and won't become common till the 2040s (Politicians will quickly ignore any "problem" when they realize it won't happen till long after they're gone) and will be over 1000+inflation by then.

>>513317

Yeah. Tons of stuff they host are dealer only samples not to mention the amount of shit that can't come into the country due to it.

>>513317

What video is this comment on?

>>513838

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVBEvmFoSzM&lc=z23gslpwnrj3jxrsyacdp433yltwxiyxltouzzhfcndw03c010c.1503410126708158

>>513887

Neat.

How likely will the repub cucks vote against this to spite against trump's base?

So is this dead in the water?

>>497203

>marcuck rubot

there must some sort of underlying purpose… maybe to ultimately replace the nfa with something worse…

i mean marcuck voted for the TPP and is the perfect example of a fake politician, a total suck up and a literal masonic butt boy.

I take it we can consider this a lost cause considering the actions of the government lately

>>516480

Getting it introduced now is primarily to force the issue on 2018 primary candidates. Bringing up the NFA weeds out the fake gun supporters.

Here's the congress.gov pages:

Concealed Carry Reciprocity (House only atm):

https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/house-bill/38

Hearing Protection Act of 2017 (House):

https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/house-bill/367

Hearing Protection Act of 2017 (Senate):

https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/senate-bill/59

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/09/26/sen-bob-corker-wont-seek-re-election/

Tennessee anons should make a point of getting each of the primary candidate's positions on NFA repeal on video (but even a phone call is better than nothing).

>>518923

Why? I'm using the google machine to the best of my ability and can find nothing about

A: the OP

2: anything that would affect our laws in tennessee. I called the office of my congressman and sounded like a drooling mong when they had no earthly idea of any legislation to repeal the NFA, and I was told "not to hold my breath"

>>519787

What is there not to get? The 2018 Republican senate primary in Tennessee will have no incumbent. How do you not see the obvious opportunity to get the candidates to support this before they go to Washington?

>>518923

>>519793

oh oh oh. misread. disregard.>>519787

HOUSE DEMS ATTEMPTING TO PRESSURE RYAN INTO DROPPING SHARE ACT. CONTACT YOUR REPS

>>520141

Already did.

>>520188

I think the Dems will have a more difficult time now that I'm cooling off. The Republicans will be on the defensive after the 100th mass shooting.

Those water works aren't as effective as they used to be.

It also doesn't help that Trump supporters were targeted and the media is playing dumb over this fact.

>>518923

This, or maybe run for the Senate yourself.

>>520141

>>520188

>>520195

Please do. We are so close!

>>520257

Not anymore, friendo. Itll be at least 5 years before the frantic legislating from vegas dies down. The timing seems awfully suspicious.

BUMPFIRES ARE NFA NOW

ALB17865 S.L.C. 115TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION

S.

ll To prohibit the possession or transfer of certain firearm accessories, and for other purposes.

IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES

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introduced the following bill; which was read twice and referred to the Committee on

llllllllll

A BILL

To prohibit the possession or transfer of certain firearm accessories, and for other purposes.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-

1 tives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,

2 SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.

3 This Act may be cited as the ‘‘Automatic Gunfire

4 Prevention Act’’.

5 SEC. 2. PROHIBITION ON POSSESSION OF CERTAIN FIRE-

6 ARM ACCESSORIES.

7 Chapter 44 of title 18, United States Code, is amend-

8 ed—

9

2

ALB17865 S.L.C.

(1) in section 922, by inserting after subsection

1 (u) the following:

2 ‘‘(v)(1) Except as provided in paragraph (2), on and

3 after the date that is 180 days after the date of enactment

4 of this subsection, it shall be unlawful for any person to

5 import, sell, manufacture, transfer, or possess, in or af-

6 fecting interstate or foreign commerce, a trigger crank,

7 a bump-fire device, or any part, combination of parts,

8 component, device, attachment, or accessory that is de-

9 signed or functions to accelerate the rate of fire of a semi-

10 automatic rifle but not convert the semiautomatic rifle

11 into a machinegun.

12 ‘‘(2) This subsection does not apply with respect to

13 the importation for, manufacture for, sale to, transfer to,

14 or possession by or under the authority of, the United

15 States or any department or agency thereof or a State,

16 or a department, agency, or political subdivision thereof.’’;

17 and

18 (2) in section 924(a)(2), by striking ‘‘, or (o)’’

19 and inserting ‘‘(o), or (v)’’.

20

>>520862

>NFA

Not NFA, they're proposing a complete ban.

>NOW

No, not now, you fearmongering retard. All Trump has to do is make a dumb tweet about North Korea and everyone will forget about it as it vanishes into obscurity.

>>520880

>you fearmongering retard.

NRA supports it. republicucks support it, all democrats want it, trump is doing his gay little "talks" about it. he always cucks down to his masters.

they're beating treated like MG NFA post 86. aka banned for private citizens

>>520887

>beating

fuck me. BEING.

>>520887

>they're being treated like MG NFA post 86. aka banned for private citizens

They want to ban them. Comparing them to NFA items is redundant, you idiot.

☺️

>>497206

Could be worse, I live in the district of fucking debbie wassermanshultz

So it turns out that i live in the 30th Congressional district of Commiefornia and Brad Sherman is my representative. I know I'm screwed, but how screwed am I on a scale of 1 to 10?

>>524152

I don't know, do you think we just let any old leaf post around here?

>>524152

I think as long as you're not an obnoxious faggot about it then it would be fine.

It's definitely /k/ related (probably moreso than a lot of recent threads).

This board is pretty tiny though, so even if the vols approve don't expect more than a handful of anons to actually follow through.

What is NFA? No Fun Allowed?

>>504083

good aesthetic, though I think it'd look better with burnt bronze cerakote

>>524828

That might not be what the acronym stands for, but he's not entirely wrong.

>>526692

Is he running for gov again?

Done, hopefully this shit passes.

I'll see what I can do. I live in Illinois, my Senators are cancer, but my Congressman is a Republican so I should be good…

What is NFA?

>>528823

Why the fuck are you even here if you’re too stupid or lazy to search a single fucking acronym, perhaps one of the most important to this topic in the entire fucking world?

>>529937

>using a mac

>>529937

>>530176

holy fucking shit my dude drink some water you fucking pussy ass piece of shit mother fucker

>>497203

Is this real? Do we know they're not just doing this strictly so they can pass the SuperNFA?

>>530860

They do have it as official proposals (I've even met DeSantis personally). It's a lot easier to convince congressmen to join on something already happening (however little it has happened so far) than do it entirely on their own. Besides, if your congressman is officially "(R)", forcing the NFA issue is a good way.

If all else fails, Ward is pretty much set to be Arizona's senator in 2019.

>>510913

==Is this how i redtext== = RED TEXT

>>534372

double equals signs on both sides of the text that you want red, and the text must be on its own line

>>521980

Why don't any well known political figures question the federal reserve anymore?

>>534579

They don't want to have a freak accident in an autoerotic asphyxiation that results with them commiting suicide with 15 gunshot wounds to the back, be victim of a robbery which goes critically wrong

>>534372

>>>/test/

So. This is the has guns version of /k/

>>537030

Nah none of us own guns, we're just here to yell at people based on their country of origin in a gun related manner

>>537544

This goblin gets it

Why is this shit still stickied? Are all the mods dead? It's been obvious for 6+ months now that Paul Ryanberg is never going to let a pro-gun bill even get taken up for consideration.

Not to mention that Rubio is anti gun and was just goying op.

>>539758

>he thinks we have any mods

lel there has never been anyone to moderate, the vol chips in occasionally and the BO is dead.