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VA: Virginia counties move to become ‘Second Amendment sanctuaries’
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Less than a month after the Democratic takeover of the Virginia state legislature, nearly half the state’s counties have passed resolutions in support of Second Amendment rights.
This week, Surrey and Craig counties declared themselves “Second Amendment” sanctuaries, joining the more than 40 counties across the state that have passed such resolutions in recent weeks. The resolutions are not legally binding, but rather are declarations of support by county officials for local citizens to exercise their right to carry weapons. |
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Stripeseven
(12/7/2019)
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| Silence they say is consent. It's been said that if you come for the law abiding's freedoms, you should be ready for an appropriate response. Can you hear them now? The State is supposed to serve up Freedom, not suppress it.. Honor that Oath. Serve not Rule.. |
| Comment by:
netsyscon
(12/8/2019)
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| somewhere off in the distance do you hear the song the Battle Hymm of the Republic. There is a reason for that song. |
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