5ca05f No.658775
Bill Would Require 'Every Resident' Aged 18-34 To Possess An AR-15
>A Republican lawmaker in Missouri wants to require adults in his state to purchase handguns and AR-15 rifles.
>Two bills introduced by state Rep. Andrew McDaniel would require residents to purchase firearms while providing $1 million in tax credits on a first-come, first-served basis to residents who fall under the law.
>The first bill, the McDaniel Second Amendment Act, would require Missouri residents aged 21 or older to purchase a handgun. It also would allot up to $1 million per year in tax credits for residents who purchased weapons to comply with the law. The bill was filed in late February.
>The second bill, the McDaniel Militia Act, was filed days after the handgun bill and would require Missouri residents aged 18 to 35 to purchase an AR-15. It also would provide a tax credit of up to $1 million per year to incentivize the purchase of weapons.
>While the bills do not specify any penalties for adults who refuse to comply with the provisions, both stipulate that the Missouri Department of Revenue can "promulgate rules to implement the provisions of this section." The bills would sunset in six years if not extended by the state legislature.
>They would not apply to felons or residents otherwise prohibited from owning firearms.
>Both bills have received two readings in the Missouri House but have no hearings or further action scheduled so far, according to the state House's website.
https://archive.is/FBkxk
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/434402-missouri-lawmaker-files-bills-requiring-some-residents-to-own-ar-15s
3ee303 No.658777
>>658775
Sounds like fun, shame that it won't happen
24c525 No.658781
Baste.
What's the actual probability any other state could actually pull this off, like say, Wyoming?
013db3 No.658783
Sunday shützenfests used to be as big with Missouri Germans as Busch beer. Those were great great grandpa's days though. Something to look forward to again.
e5cfc5 No.658791
>>658775
>>658790
What's the housing market like in Missouri?
9827ff No.658793
>>658791
Prices are about $40k below the national median. Our conservation department also maintains public shooting ranges https://nature.mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/find/places/mdc-ranges
0e4d7b No.658797
>>658775
God bless Missouri.
>>658777
Fuck you and your trips
fa075f No.658800
I'm curious how the bill defines AR-15, since that is a Colt trademark. Can anyone find the bill text?
9827ff No.658802
>>658800
https://www.scribd.com/document/401994648/House-Bill-1108
>"AR-15", any semi-automatic rifle that is modeled on the AR-15 rifle design by AramLite, Inc. I think that's just a typo
6368e2 No.658833
>>658775
>>While the bills do not specify any penalties for adults who refuse to comply with the provisions
I'd suggest jizzya for the anti-fun cucks. Would be comedically ironic if the state they so much love enforced 75% of gross income tax specifically on them.
9eeb8b No.658925
>>658833
>be nofuns cuckold in missouri
>insurance companies charge you exorbitant prices over burglary, theft, assault, and life insurance
>need to pay more taxes in case you need Police to solve your problems due to your own ineptitude and retardation
affcf4 No.658963
>ywn have a politician passing a law REQUIRING you to have a real gun
>you might see burgers uncucking themselfes faster than your nation do
A real shame…
a7ef49 No.658967
>>658963
Don't let your dreams be just dreams, Hungary.
885c12 No.659005
>>658818
What is it with today's retard kids? Why not watch TV on a real TV, they are cheap and available and you can mount them on the wall or anywhere. Why watch things on a tiny little screen in the comfort of one's own home?
9eeb8b No.659007
>>659005
>today's retard kids
The fag who took that photo is probably in his 30's
3ee303 No.659029
>>658797
Strelok, I'm not a Missourifag so I can't speak for how they run things, but do you really think that the ZOG would let this happen?
b6b5d9 No.659031
>>658775
>AR-15 rifles.
I would prefer to buy a good rifle
eb8e92 No.659068
35b0a9 No.659070
6afefb No.659142
It sounds like lolberturdianism isn't the guardian of muh freedumbz, but rather men with guns who force their values on their communities!.
Surprise!
not
fa075f No.659146
>>658802
I don't feel that's sufficient to pass legal muster. It has two major, obvious, loopholes that could be abused for tax credit (22lr ARs and bare receiver). The easiest way would be to change it from "AR-15" to a
>rifle (I assume Missouri, like most states, defines rifle the same as federal law)
>that accepts AR mags (take definition from STANAG 4179)
>fires 5.56x45 (take definition from STANAG 4172)
>semiautomatic (should be an existing legal definition to grab somewhere)
This opens what rifles are acceptable up a lot, but if desired it can be further narrowed down by including some mandatory features.
fa075f No.659177
>>659146
Thinking on it, the easiest feature to make it an AR-15 would be the buffer tube in the stock.
2b60ef No.659355
>>659146
>semiautomatic (should be an existing legal definition to grab somewhere)
The wording that gun grabber legislation uses is 'any firearm that utilizes a portion of the energy of the fired cartridge to extract and eject said cartridge', or something like that.
Of course, that assumes this is something that has a snowball's chance in hell of actually passing, and isn't just an exercise in legislative trolling.
322398 No.659364
>>658833
>>658925
This is literally an ancap talking point. "Extorting" payment for public utilities through taxes is a big bad no-no, but people who don't pay public utilities like security carry over the cost of protecting themselves over to other members of community, so ancaps propose jacking up prices of all local services for them.
And their solution to similar social costs is essentially to round up the neighborhood, dress in bedsheets and burn a cross in the miscreant's front yard
61ed4e No.659366
>>659005
>Why not watch TV on a real TV
>watch TV
>not using imageboards as your only form of entertainment
Electric Jew sheep confirmed
343f02 No.659382
I don't care so much for a requirement for everyone to have a rifle, but explicitly requiring an AR-15 is the biggest load of shit/corruption you can get, god damn. Trying to use it to get a "gun tax writeoff" law passed is fucking retarded, just write the damn bill as it was intended or write it for any rifle, not just AR-15s damn it.
343f02 No.659383
>>659364
>And their solution to similar social costs is essentially to round up the neighborhood, dress in bedsheets and burn a cross in the miscreant's front yard
Well, I mean if it works…
24dd06 No.659388
>>659031
>>659382
Maybe the provision could be opened up to any semi-auto rifle, or what >>659146 said to promote cross compatibility of ammunition and magazines between rifles.
I would also like to see the law expanded so that you get more tax credits if you can pass a quiz on firearm safety and whatever is the current army marksmanship qualification. You can use whatever sights or scope you choose, but come tax day you must still own the exact sights/scope and rifle that you used to pass the assessment to get the extra tax credit. Even more tax credits for every one of your kids that can do it too.
343f02 No.659745
>>659721
I doubt it. The way it's worded, you can't claim political/religious exemption therefore shooting yourself in the foot would be pointless (unless youre TRYING to get yourself put on a mental health list).
885c12 No.659749
I don't like the AR 15 and even I own one in case things get really bad because it is now pretty much a common rifle. If things get bad I've got my primary rifle picked out, but you might be forced to carry an M4 or M16 or semi auto equivilant, or you can at least share common parts and magazines. If things get REALLY bad it won't matter and any gun and load out will probably be cool with shortages and other problems. You'll probably get to carry what you want anyway.
0e4479 No.659766
Missourifag here. There is actually a chance this could pass, largely due to the fact that there are enough republican lawmakers to do it, and Missouri likes pissing off Illinois.
681d6e No.659769
>>659766
How many negros do you have overthere? I can't imagine the ablooblooing when some of them get slotted by a homeowner or the fact a good chunk of them can't pass a 4473.
0e4479 No.659778
>>659769
In the cities there are a lot, in the country, no. Some places in Missouri are practically whitetopia. Granted there is also the drug problem, but that is nothing new. They usually stay in the cities rarely into the country. I remember a small town near where I lived, it was a big deal that a mulatto had moved into the town.
As for the gun laws: Missouri has a long and storied history of fuck everyone we are trying to keep our guns legislation though recently it's getting amped up. If a civil war happens I think we will probably see the rise of a lot of mercenaries out Missouri similar to Quantrill and his raiders.
343f02 No.659781
>>659769
The cities are basically run by niggers.
>>659778
>No drug problems
>In the countryside
The quite common farmers growing psilocybin mushrooms/paying vagrants to collect them from the cow shit and doing meth would tend to disagree with that statement.
dcd3a0 No.659785
>>659781
>rural whites are all methheads ecks dee, become soylent like me
No thanks, kike.
9827ff No.659800
>>659766
>Missouri likes pissing off Illinois
That's one hell of an understatement
681d6e No.659805
>>659778
Sounds like back home, I remember going into town for stuff with the old man and the hardware guy was talking about how there was an asian staying with someone in town or something.
>>659781
Practically anywhere as usual
>common farmers growing psilocybin mushrooms
All the farmers I know do that
>doing meth
That sounds like city folk stereotyping.
7792ea No.659818
>>659781
>growing psilocybin mushrooms/paying vagrants to collect them from the cow shit
>>659805
>All the farmers I know do that
And to think, all this time I've been wasting my manure as fertilizer when I could have been growing psychedelic 'shrooms.
0e4479 No.659821
>>659781
Sorry, I wrote that poorly, I was acknowledging the drug problem, everyone knows about the meth. Some people know about the shrooms. Yeah the city is practically run by jigaboos. However, even the jigaboos like the guns. Only city politicians, and women ones, don't like the guns, and that's only some of the female politicians. The whole reason why Claire Bear don't care lost is because of her fucking video where she said she'd fucking go a gun grabbing if she had the chance, and the news fucking played the shit out of it. Then when she was confronted on it, she went blaming her opponent that he wasn't investigating "the infiltration of her campaign team" well enough. Also the shrooms is largely because Missouri actually has the right environment to grow that shit.
Essentially Missouri doesn't like fucking gun grabbers.
681d6e No.659825
>>659818
Fun fact, you can do both at the same time.
af4e2b No.659826
>>658963
Hey, Hungarbro. I was talking to a guy I met yesterday who's from Hungary, and he says that nothing short of a revolution will fix the problems there. Is that true?
013db3 No.659830
>>659781
Yeah, we do lots of meth and we eat ya too. Get the fuck out.
343f02 No.659832
>>659821
I shit on Missouri because I was born there bro, but I'd move back in an instant if I could actually find a fucking job there. Even having to buy a new car every few years because of the humidity would be a justifiable cost if they passed this stuff.
343f02 No.659833
>>659785
Rurals being addicted to meth and shrooms is basically a given in most of the US west of Kentucky, friend. It's not a joke, it's a real epidemic. The shrooms aren't even a problem to be honest (though the meth most certainly is). Missouri and Wyoming are just two of the worst offenders in this aspect. It's nothing personal, I was just calling out anon for claiming the rural areas didn't have a drug problem.
343f02 No.659834
af4e2b No.659835
>>659833
This. Shrooms are pretty popular, but they're not really addictive, if anything they seem like a one and done thing. Meth is a real fucking problem though.
a636a6 No.659841
>>658963
But I was told Orban is the second coming of Franco by the media, wtf?
8113fc No.659869
>>659841
>a politician who regularly meets with the Israeli PM is the second coming of Franco
Don't make me laugh.
9827ff No.659983
Missouri Senate Bans All Federal Gun Control Laws in Proposed Bill
http://archive.fo/4oUZ7
24c525 No.659984
>>659983
What is going on over there?! Would the St. Louis nigs support this?
fa075f No.659986
>>659983
Doesn't this ban officers from enforcing the law against non-citizens (read: illegal aliens) possessing firearms?
a636a6 No.659987
>>659986
That's what lynchings are for
9827ff No.659988
>>659984
>Would the St. Louis nigs support this?
maybe, but Missouri has been shifting right over the years, so it's definitely possible for it to become a law.
>>659986
It looks like it only protects citizens from interference
>(a) Any tax, levy, fee, or stamp imposed on firearms, firearm accessories, or ammunition not common to all other goods and services which might reasonably be expected to create a chilling effect on the purchase or ownership of those items by law-abiding citizens;
>(b) Any registering or tracking of firearms, firearm accessories, or ammunition which might reasonably be expected to create a chilling effect on the purchase or ownership of those items by law-abiding citizens;
>(c) Any registering or tracking of the owners of firearms, firearm accessories, or ammunition which might reasonably be expected to create a chilling effect on the purchase or ownership of those items by law-abiding citizens;
>(d) Any act forbidding the possession, ownership, or use or transfer of a firearm, firearm accessory, or ammunition by law-abiding citizens; and
>(e) Any act ordering the confiscation of firearms, firearm accessories, or ammunition from law-abiding citizens
9827ff No.659989
>>659986
forgot this part
>“All federal acts, laws, executive orders, administrative orders, court orders, rules, and regulations, whether past, present, or future, which infringe on the people’s right to keep and bear arms as guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the United States I and Section 23 of the Missouri Constitution shall be invalid in this state, shall not be recognized by this state, shall be specifically rejected by this state, and shall be considered null and void and of no effect in this state.”
fa075f No.660006
3c3947 No.660007
>>659988
>firearms
Does not guarantee my right to IFVs, MRLs, and hand grenades, it's still unconstitutional.
9827ff No.660013
>>660007
Wouldn't some of those fall under ammunition?
24dd06 No.660016
>>659983
Federal gun control clearly violates both the 2nd and 10th amendments so this is perfectly reasonable.
8a2fb9 No.660022
>>659986
It wouldn't prevent cops from deporting them for the crime of being illegal.
c73b56 No.660023
>>659031
They're basically the only rifle that is mass-produced on a consumer scale like this, though. No other public platform currently has the same availability, price range, customization etc. for your average normalfags to be able to reasonably obtain in order to comply with the law.
>>659142
imagine being this French. Les Gilets Jaunes would be having a hell of a time if they were mandated to have a 5.56 hole-puncher in their vehicles instead of fucking rave gear
24c525 No.660028
>>659983
Pray to your respective diety/pontificate on your euphoria over this anons. Imagine the shitter shattering it would cause to the left, and the absolute damage control the feds would try to pull if this passed.
TAKE MY ENERGY MISSOURAH
dcd3a0 No.660029
>>660023
He's not French, he's a Jew.
t. Norman
dcd3a0 No.660030
>>660022
No, Trump does that.
dcd3a0 No.660031
>>660030
Shit, I thought this was two separate threads. At least I had sage on. My bad, I suck cocks.
7089a0 No.660032
>>658775
fucking stupid.
When I was 18 last thing I needed was an AR-15 to worry about, just saying. I was trying to work my way through college and living on a motorcycle with a backpack.
What they should do is offer "Basic Training Lite" to HS juniors between their Jr and Sr year, where for maybe 3 weeks in summer they go Play Army with Nat Guard including all the fun stuff, lots of First Aid, general disaster shit, like Eagle Scout on 'roids and they get well paid, and some tuition like mini-GI bill, etc.
3ee303 No.660042
>>660032
All boomers burn in hell
2a3ba0 No.660081
>>660039
It's the best of both worlds here. Idiots kill themselves and the remaining populace is decently armed and capable.
>inb4 someone bit hes about stupid people killing themsleves
Make that someone have a little "accident".
a8c86a No.660084
>>660039
That must be why Switzerland has all those gun accidents.
06b924 No.660096
>>660039
>at least until Missouri runs out of idiots
And how is there a problem with that? It's natural selection at work.
0097fd No.660097
>>660032
What in the fuck is even being said here?
61ed36 No.660112
>>660032
People can do that of their own volition and not be worried about breaking the law you tardoloid.
0e4479 No.660140
>>660007
It's Missouri. You want an MRL, just park in the right place and the cops will ignore it.
>>660096
And once that happens Missouri will be permanently pro funs.
207549 No.660158
>>658790
>that fucking clickbait title
That case was thrown out because of how the law was written, the court didn't say it was okay to do these things.
8d644e No.660225
>>660007
Destructive Device is a class of firearm restricted under the NFA and includes grenades, shell and rocket artillery such as the armaments of various tank and armored fighting vehicles as well as the launcher portion of any multi launch rocket system.
this Missouri bill seeks to invalidate the restrictions of the NFA.
ergo, it seeks to allow Missouri residents to have the right to keep and maintain grenades, IFVs and MLRs. all you gotta do is buy and fix a DEWAT or build one yourself.
7c3036 No.660229
I always supported mandatory firearm ownership and training. Both are civic responsibilities.
8a7ebe No.660324
>mandatory firearm ownership backed by law
Dont fall for it, its another spook trick, because if its a law then you would have to prove you do indeed own the firearm and provide personal info. What if you want another rifle? You still need some AR-15? How do you enforce this law without checking on people and invading their privacy? Do they give people with a criminal history black powder guns to keep them armed but still at a disadvantage? if you commit the crime of not owning an AR-15, how would you get an AR-15 if you just got a criminal conviction?
023bea No.660426
>>660324
>How do you enforce this law without checking on people and invading their privacy
You cant, like almost any law that keeps a country functional.
>Have to prove you do indeed own this house
If this law passes it would be about the same.
0e4479 No.660545
>>660324
>>660324
Probably won't enforce it because Missouri Law enforcement mostly ignores weird laws. You can still technically bring in the head of a Mormon to the stead capital for $500 per the bounty law. Or you can't drink beer from buckets in the proud city that I live in (it's because of festival where people would take beer buckets and fill them up going from bar to bar and literally clog up bridges and highways with drunks. So they weirdly banned the buckets, but not the festival.) Like most shit it would probably just be on the books to fuck with our neighbors and only used for a tax credit. So if you want the tax credit show the receipt etc. It's probably most likely just going to be something like your television license that is barely checked for. Also with how Missouri is, it may take them forever to enforce it. They may just have the law on the books but take forever to actually enforce it.
Also while it will piss some of by me saying it, don't attribute everything to ZOG tricks friend. It could just be that Missouri hates Illinois and is filled with people that hates generally anti gun shit. Also it could just be done to attract business to the state from fucking gun businesses. S&W is moving from Mass to here, I expect other companies to follow.
fa075f No.660547
>>660545
>S&W is moving from Mass to here, I expect other companies to follow.
Haven't heard this one.
43b78c No.660653
9827ff No.660709
>>660545
>You can still technically bring in the head of a Mormon to the stead capital for $500 per the bounty law
I thought the extermination order was ended in the 1970's
0e4479 No.660897
>>660709
They did not remove it from the books though. >>660653
https://americanmilitarynews.com/2019/03/gunmaker-smith-wesson-to-move-distribution-center-to-mo/
Here you go friend.
>>660736
They may have, but Switzerland isn't always feeling pressure from outsiders to turn in their guns. Canada has that issue, so while the gun laws might be more permissive, the gun culture in Canada if observed from an external lens seems weaker. I could be mistaken however.