WY Lawmakers Propose 'Gun Protection' Legislation to Thwart Feds...

[Toten Kopf]

Originally Posted by mbkrifleman

Have you ever been in that Wind River country? It is pretty. Every American should see Yellowstone. The east side of the state is good too.

Please, the folks that live in the "North-Western" part of the state, Yellowstone (Jackson) are Liberal @&*$ tards. They are not even considered Wyomingites.

Yes, the Yellowstone area is nice to view, but the people that live in that area are treasonistic libs!!!!! We call that area "Little California" and there is a reason for that.

It is nothing like the rest of WYOMING!!!! And you are "RIGHT" about the eastern part of the state (except "Laramie"). Laramie is another lib portion that the rest of us consider "California Trash".

[mbkrifleman]

I stopped by a gun store where the Butch and Sundance hangout was. I asked those guys if I could shoot an elk. They said,"do you have a rifle?"

[Pryotex]

I guess its time to start making magazines here in GA in case we follow in their footsteps. (At least my Glock mags would be protected)

[Black Blade]

The billionaires moved into Jackson and forced the millionaires out. The millionaires moved to Cody and forced the upper middle class out. The libs live mostly in Jackson, Laramie and Cheyenne. The normal people live in Casper, Sheridan, Buffalo, New Castle-Upton, Lander and Riverton. In the desolate areas like Evanston, Rock Springs and Rawlins you aren't too far from dropping into Flaming Gorge and the Uintas in Utah. I like living in Yellowstone country myself as I am far enough away from the rich libs but still in the mountains.

[1biggun]

if its nice some libtard with cash will buy it just to look at it an then tell every one else what to do.

[will6970]

Originally Posted by jfreakofkorn

I hope that the Other State(s) will do the same.

Montana has a similar law as does Idaho, I believe.....

[GeneC]

Uhh, I doubt any state can override a Federal law. Thats like a State doing away with the speed limit, class III or Federal pollution laws.

[mg555]

Wasn't Montana atempting to enact a law dealing with firearms being manufactured in state and not allowed out of Montana therefore not being subject to Federal law. I believe the Feds use the interstate commerce laws as a reason for being able to regulate firearms. I think the theory was that if it doesn't cross state lines then the interstate crap is out and so is the Federal Government. I lost track of how all of that turned out.