Unsafe in Wisconsin

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January 20, 2006

Late this evening, Governor Doyle will veto the Personal Protection Act
concealed carry bill.
"The bill does not create a single job, help a single Wisconsin citizen
afford health care, or improve schools for a single Wisconsin child," Doyle
said in a statement. "The Legislature should spend more time trying to get
jobs into our communities instead of more guns."

No, governor. The bill just allows people to defend themselves from violent
criminals. We don't have armed bodyguards like you do.

The fact that he would veto the bill so late on a Friday evening is
interesting. Politicians usually make controversial announcements late on
Fridays so that fewer people hear about it over the weekend.

The last time Doyle vetoed the Personal Protection Act in 2004, he had a big
midday press conference where he was surrounded by sheriffs and police
chiefs. This time he's doing it in the dark of night.

Please don't let Doyle succeed in trying to hide his veto. Email everyone
you know about it.

And also please continue to contact the Democratic senators and
representatives who voted for the bill to thank them for their courage, and
to encourage them to vote to override Doyle's veto.

Those Democratic legislators are:

Senator Russ Decker (608)266-2502
[email protected]

Senator Julie Lassa (608) 266-3123
[email protected]

Senator Bob Wirch (888) 769-4724
[email protected]

Senator Roger Breske (800) 334-8773
[email protected]

Senator Jeff Plale (608) 266-7505
[email protected]

Representative Barbara Gronemus (888) 534-0091
[email protected]

Representative Mary Hubler (888) 534-0075
[email protected]

Representative Marlin Schneider (888) 529-0072
[email protected]

Representative John Steinbrink (608) 266-0455
[email protected]

Representative Terry Van Akkeren (608) 266-0656
[email protected]

Representative Amy Sue Vruwink (888) 534-0070
[email protected]

We should have a veto override session in the Senate very soon, to be
followed by an override session in the Assembly.

Thanks,
The Wisconsin Concealed Carry Association

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If it passes, thatll give me 2 reasons never to go to Wisconsin again.

WTF must people carry guns in their pockets and bags? ARE YOU NUTS?
I own plenty of guns but I see no reason to be armed with the stated purpose of "protecting myself" . What happens when you disagree with someone in a thread? I have no idea how tightly packed many people on the street are. THIS IDEA IS JUST PLAIN STUPID, sorry, theres a place for guns and it aint on a bus .

Guaranteed, if you carry guns in Wisconisn, the civilized people will leave.

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Oh yeah . . . Wisconsin, that hotbed of cheese rustlers and other dangerous, violent criminals . . . even the badgers go armed . . .

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Well, it must be so: even cjhsa in Michigan is very concerned about it.

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Hardly f-man. Here in Michigan we have a concealed carry law, several thousand people have the license. Violent crime is down, just like in Florida. And none of what you predict has happened. You see, the truly civilized people are the ones who are legally carrying.

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Clear cut violation of the Current Amendment to the Second Amendent to Whatever that's Called:

A blah-blah, something, something, being whatever to something else, my right to carry the biggest goddamned heat i can afford had better not be messed with!

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http://www.packing.org/state/images/size_400/all_united_states_phpSWVS3u_all_usa_map.gif

Many refer to those two red blobs as the communist states of Illinois and Wisconsin.

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You and your two drinking buddies only technically constitute a group which may be described as "many" . . .

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Setanta wrote:

You and your two drinking buddies only technically constitute a group which may be described as "many" . . .

and Unca Ted... don't forget Unca Ted....

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Right set.... notice all that blue? There's a reason. Smile

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Ted is a LEO so he can carry just about anywhere, CCW laws be damned.

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cjhsa wrote:

Ted is a LEO so he can carry just about anywhere, CCW laws be damned.

That's right... damn the laws, I'm a law enforcement officer. Now, gimme a beefalo burger, my guitar and a fifteen year old girl.

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Flashy new graphics . . . Wow, CJ, impressive . . .

So when did you join the Propaganda Ministry of the NRA--Nation of Rightwingnut Agitators?

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blueveinedthrobber wrote:

Now, gimme a beefalo burger, my guitar and a fifteen year old girl.

I imagine you didn't have to extend yourself much to write that. Laughing

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I'm betting the gunnut blowhards find it easier to conceal a Smith and Wesson than they do the big hard-on they get from the thought that they're packin' heat . . . BLAM BLAM BLAM . . . damned girl scout--it looked like she was going for a improvised explosive device . . .

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Set, did you wake up with wood? Because you certainly seem to have it on your mind.

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cjhsa wrote:

blueveinedthrobber wrote:
Now, gimme a beefalo burger, my guitar and a fifteen year old girl.

I imagine you didn't have to extend yourself much to write that.

I resent the implication that those are my wants or desires.

I'm a vegetarian. :wink:

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A single reference to the irrational sexual fixations of gunnuts does not constitute evidence that i have anything on my mind other than the obvious hilarity of gunnuts as a group . . .

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