I've been listening to Lars Larson.

There's an initiative in Oregon banning any firearm with a muzzle break and /or has a magazine with greater than ten round capacity...would include mandatory surrender.

IIRC Initiative 43


Here it is.


https://www.statesmanjournal.com/story/ ... 444530002/

"This got zero comment or help from anybody in Oregon's Democratic leadership," Post said. "The reason they're not supporting this is that they're not stupid. They know this would bring out the greatest red wave of votes in Oregon history."

Jim Moore, director of the Tom McCall Center for Policy Innovation at Pacific University, said the proposal would face a steep uphill challenge.

"The challenge is not just getting signatures and people to vote for it — which won't be easy," he said. "The bigger issue is that this will be challenged very strongly in the courts.

"This goes much father than anything that's been proposed in Oregon's political culture, and I think it will be a pretty tough sell," Moore said.

Post said he planned to introduce "common sense" legislation in coming days or weeks that addresses gun violence in schools.

"We must do something," Post said. "But this is crazy."

That's already been pulled back.

The title is a just a little misleading...........I really dont think Youtube & Citibank is gonna be that "Shot heard around the World".

My .02

Albeit lame as hell to not be able to learn to reload on Youtube, I see it as their business, and they can serve whomever they choose. Kind of like a bakery refusing to bake a cake for a couple of gay dudes' wedding. Seems like it opens up a whole new market for somebody else to take advantage of. Maybe we'll be watching a dedicated gun/sportsman video network for our reloading and gun porn needs soon.

You might wanna check your facts about refusing to bake a cake for gay dudes...that didn't go so well for the business serving whoever they did or didn't want to.

Lame argument...trying to stir up shit are we?