Washington State Patriots protest Initiative 594

[RamRoddoc]

Their complaints against state government stem from Initiative 594 passed in 2014 which imposed new background-check requirements on several types of gun transfers.

Bloomberg spent big money to push this bill into law.

http://oathkeepers.org/oktester/was...-preparing-to-be-arrested-will-not-back-down/

So what happened, yesterday? Any news reports? Read further...

http://news.yahoo.com/armed-gun-righ...213750603.html The actual number attending was over 100 on short notice.

February 8, 2015 OLYMPIA - Over 100 armed Patriots rally at Washington state capitol.
The rally February 7 drew over 100 armed American Patriots to the steps of the Capitol for a demonstration against an unAmerican law. The plan was to walk into the Capitol after a few speeches, but WSP kept the gallery doors locked.
So they went to the closed gate of the governor's mansion and prayed.Their complaints against state government stem from Initiative 594 passed in 2014 which imposed new background-check requirements on several types of gun transfers.

After protest rallies at the Capitol in December and January, leaders of the House and Senate prohibited the open carrying of firearms into the Legislature's viewing galleries.

The rally began before the Capitol opened to the public at 11 am. A few visitors waiting for guided tours mingled with the Patriots to get out of the rain.

State Reps. Elizabeth Scott (carrying concealed) and Matt Shea addressed the crowd. Shea gave a fiery speech that included a list of more than 20 grievances against the government, including militarization of police, high taxes, surveillance programs, Sharia law and restrictions on guns.
For Eric Devenny, the rally was his first trip to the Capitol. He wore an assault rifle in a sling on his back.
It sounds to me as if the writer of this article is anti-gun.

http://starvinlarry.com/2015/02/08/w...-state-capitol

Their complaints against state government stem from the 2014 passage of Initiative 594 by voters statewide. It imposed new background-check requirements on several types of gun transfers, including purchases and loans, and opponents say the new law infringes on firearm rights guaranteed in the state and federal constitutions.

HISTORY
January 15, 2015 - 200+ America Patriots with guns rallied on the steps of Washington's Capitol to protest the expansive background-check law state voters passed in November 2014.
State legislators and other opponents of Initiative 594's requirement of background checks on all gun sales and transfers voiced their belief that the new law unfairly infringes on their constitutional rights, and a handful of the protesters carried long guns into the public viewing gallery of the state House of Representatives just as the morning's brief floor session ended.
We're not the bad guys!

Rep. Brian Blake said, "This is a culture war, folks. They don't like what we do, and they want to control what we do."
http://www.therepublic.com/view/stor...A--Gun-Protest

 

[RamRoddoc]

Bloomturd spent $9.5 million to pass the criminalization of private transfers a step that will never stop illegal transfers and allow the government to know where all the legal firearms are in one lifetime.

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2014...ton-state-gun-background-check-initiative-54/

 

[RamRoddoc]

http://www.thegunmag.com/saf-sues-derail-washington-state-gun-control-initiative-594/

The Second Amendment Foundation challenges Washington State gun control initiative 594. They have some very valid arguments.

 

[Wolf six]

This needs to been seen. Thank you for posting