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Defend your rights defend the second amendment (vr to ebomeys 2nd amendment giveaway)
Here is my video entry to ebomeys/nyhalfasspreppers 2nd amendment giveaway. Defending our rights is more important now than ever. I feel like my rights will be stripped away from me before I can use them as an adult. I now have a fiancee and 9 month old daughter who I will protect no matter what the cost of enemies foreign and domestic. Thank you for this chance I was surprised to see another ar giveaway so soon I had been away from youtube for a while I just finished settling in to my new job and home in maine I cant wait to start my own channel I hope ill have your support.From:silverlane91Views:0 0ratingsTime:03:35More inPeople Blogs

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Combat Arms: Silver Ninja Ep. 1 + What Do You Want?
Like for live comm with rage Dislike for live comm without rage (stay on topic) Thanks for the feedback! IGN: mikecoco Clan: DFAH ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ combat arms, combat, arms, wiki, montage, minitage, edit, sniper, quickscopes, dragscopes, hardscope, sniper, double kill, multi kill, ultra kill, fantastic, unbelievable, accolades, unbelievable+, nexon, ca, fps, f2p, first person shooter, guide, ca na, ca eu, multiplayer fps, knife, arctic wolf, jumpscope, superman, aimbot, ak47, 180, tsa, the second amendment, g36, g36e, ump45, ump, dsr, l9, l96a1, scar-l, scarl, xm8, redemptionFrom:mikecocoCAViews:1 2ratingsTime:05:51More inGaming

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VR Support the Second Amendment Giveaway
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110412, On Target Radio, audio, "Cook County Gun Tax"
This show, "Cook County Gun Tax", Guests Don Moran President of the Illinois State Rifle Association, Walter Maksym constitutional attorney, Ed Ronkowski pro bono lawyer for the ISRA. "On Target Radio" is a one hour radio show, Sunday nights 9-10pm CT on AM 560WIND in Chicago. The show is hosted by David Lombardo with co-host Tim Dalan. We #39;ll be covering Second Amendment news, concealed carry issues, product evaluations and have guests on for a live call-in discussion on a wide range of subjects. We #39;ll also be checking in regularly with the Illinois State Rifle Association, the National Rifle Association and shooting and hunting facilities.From:OnTargetRadioViews:1 0ratingsTime:44:26More inNews Politics

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There are nine amendment proposals on the ballot for voters in Louisiana. Here's a break down of the eight amendments pertaining to the ArkLaMiss: The first amendment involves the medicaid trust fund for the elderly. If passed, the legislature or governor would be prohibited from taking money from the fund to help balance the state operating budget. The second amendment would affirm the right to keep and bear arms as a fundemental right in the state. It would delete a line in the constitution that says the right to keep and bear arms doesn't prevent the passage of laws to prohibit the carrying of concealed weapons. If it doesn't pass, the existing language in the constitution would stay, which affirms that the right to keep and bear arms shall not be abridged but does not require strict scrutiny of arms laws and allows the legislature to regulate concealed weapons. The third amendment gives earlier notice of public retirement system bills. This means bills affecting the state's public retirement systems would be required to be filed a month earlier than other types of legislation submitted before a legislative session. The fourth amendment gives property tax exemption for spouses of certain disabled veterans. The spouse of a deceased veteran who had a 100 percent service related disability would be allowed to claim a higher homestead exemption. The fifth amendment would strip elected and public officials convicted of a felony of their public retirement benefits. It would strip some or all of the benefits and it would be up to the courts to decide. Only the publicly funded portion of a person's retirement benefit would be affected. In amendment seven, the membership selection process would be adjusted for constitutionally created boards and commissions that have members selected based on the state's congressional districts. It would ensures that each congressional district is represented equally. In amendment eight, the property tax exemption for competitive projects would enable Louisiana Economic Development or local governments to extend a 10-year property tax exemption to highly competitive projects in targeted sectors. The proposed amendment would create a limited exemption from local property taxes for certain targeted non-manufacturing businesses in parishes and towns that decide to take part in the program. The first $10 million of assessed value or 10% of the fair market value (whatever is greater) would be taxed. Any value above that would be exempt. In addition, at least 50% of the business's sales would have to be out-of-state customers, or in-state customers who resell the product out of state, or to federal government, or some combination thereof. And finally, amendment nine would increase the number of times that bills to create crime prevention and security districts must be advertised and require that the notices of intent state whether a parcel fee would be imposed and collected, whether the fee could be imposed or increased without an election, and what the maximum amount of the fee would be. Additionally, voters will decide if they want to limit the amount of time a person can serve on a school board. The vote will be made on a district basis and would limit school board members to three consecutive terms, a maximum of 12 years. The limits would begin with the next election and the amount of time already served on the school would not apply. Right now, there is no term limit.

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A Breakdown of Louisiana Constitutional Amendments

MORRISON Last year, Whiteside County was one of only a handful of Illinois counties that failed to approve a resolution in support of the Second Amendment.

The resolution never made it out of a County Board committee.

Now, some residents want the board to approve a resolution that specifically urges the state to pass a law allowing people to carry concealed weapons.

The boards Executive Committee plans to take up that issue at its Nov. 13 meeting. That same panel bottled up the Second Amendment resolution in 2011.

At its meeting next week, the committee will decide whether to refer the issue to the whole board for a vote.

Local gun-rights supporters have collected 548 signatures backing the new resolution. And they say they didnt have to work that hard to get to that number.

Illinois is the only state that doesnt allow concealed weapons.

County Board member Gene Jacoby, D-Rock Falls, backs the resolution.

Ive been a hunter all my life, he said. I was raised around weapons and raised to respect them. Its everyones right to defend themselves.

Member Bob Van De Velde, D-Sterling, said he, too, is a lifelong hunter, but he opposes the resolution.

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Whiteside officials eye concealed carry