2nd Amendment march WATCH THREAD.

Bears close scrutiny.Prayers from our home, too for all my pals from YT.May the cameras be many and the marchers be safe.

[link to thebeatofphilly.com]

I hope the police shoot at them and the 2nd amendment answer back...

Then it starts.

Enough is enough with this shit, time to start a revolution.

then start it.

I get torn between being so proud that people want to change things for the better, and knowing the shadow people have every scenario planned. It is excruciatingly obvious something must halt the juggernaut of tyranny for the sake of the young and the future generations.
Last year listening to the speeches at Lexington was a high point for those who love liberty.
This year, a bit more anxiety, uncertainty.

I urge my peers, the Elders of our nation, to take a stand for Liberty. Do not leave it up to the youth, or the folks with children to care for, to speak up and show up for what is right.
What do we have to lose, compared to them?
Elders, the country needs you.

I do not think people realize the gravity of the situation tomorrow and the potential for a clear "turning point".

don't know bout ugly but i'm sure it will have lots of fat.

Second Amendment March is Not Associated with Armed Rally
Submitted by terri_stocke on Sat, 04/10/2010 - 10:33
The media and bloggers have been falsely reporting that Second Amendment March is an armed rally.

THEIR INFORMATION IS FALSE.
We don't know where this rumor originally started, but it seems that it has been perpetuated despite our very clear posting on our site that the unlawful carrying of firearms is not permitted. These people may be confusing us with another group that is holding an armed rally in Virginia on the same day as Second Amendment March. That group is a separate entity entirely and is not at all associated with the Second Amendment March event.

D.C. Second Amendment March Rules and Code of Conduct
1. NO UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF FIREARMS, ammunition (including empty cases), or magazines (including empty). There is no reciprocity with any states to speak of, no recognition of licenses issued by other states, no provision for non-residents to exercise their 2A right in D.C.

2. If you do not intend to comply with item #1, do not attend.

3. It is each attendee's own personal responsibility to be familiar with the firearm laws in the areas in which he/she will be traveling.

4. Please be courteous to everyone you encounter, including D.C. police and National Park Service rangers.

5. Please be sure to dispose of all trash. Let's strive to leave the grounds in better condition than when we arrive.

6. If you have any concerns while at the event, please notify a volunteer or event organizer immediately.



This is from the first link.

Quick trying to stir shit up..It will probably be the safest place in America to be..........Free from any criminals for sure.....

All it takes is one agent provocateur to flip this country upside down. And if you do not understand that, you have your head up your ass.

Just because people show up to a rally with guns, you think there may be trouble Yea, anything can happen, but I really doubt it. I think it might be wishful thinking on your part. A lot of gun control libtards wish for trouble to break out at rallies like this, ain't gonna happen.......Good Night

Ok Mr. Rork, how is life on fantasy Island? You did not watch the videos or read my thoughts on the matter. Lets just hope you will not be there tomorrow.

watching. trying not to be afraid.

The citizens in this march will be carrying some loaded clips and maybe a few with loaded weapons..


Western Rifle Shooters Association

19 April 2010: Bring Your Sidearms and Longarms To The Banks of the Potomac

UPDATE 1026 EDT 14 APRIL 2010: Please read this post on the rules of (non)engagement for our event. Hope to see you there!

UPDATE 0100 EDT 30 MAR 2010: The USPS permit is in hand and has been reviewed by our attorney, and everything (including the rules of (non)engagement below) is 'go'! Details here.

The latest on the April 19th "Restore The Constitution" rally on the Potomac:

As it stands now, [the above] is how I plan on attending the Restore the Constitution rally on 4-19 at Ft. Hunt and Gravelly Parks.

Pistol loaded, openly carried. Rifle unloaded, slung to rear. Bandoleer of magazines containing ammo. All in accordance with rules below. Please note that guidelines below are subject to final coordination with the Department of the Interior:

Participants and attendees are expected to know and abide by all applicable state and federal firearms laws. None of the information provided below is legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created by reading or relying upon this information. If you have questions, then you are expected to know the applicable state and federal firearms laws before attending the event.

Anyone prohibited from possessing a firearm by state or federal law may not possess a firearm at this event.

Participants and attendees may not bring any firearm prohibited by state or federal law.

1. ALL rifles and shotguns carried by participants at this event are to be unloaded (chamber empty, no magazine inserted, no ammo inside the rifle or shotgun, no ammo touching the rifle or shotgun whatsoever) and slung to the rear or to the side, away from the hands.

Although the law does allow for carry of some types of loaded rifles and some types of shotguns in some circumstances, our guidelines are simpler and more strict due to the relative novelty of this event and the high level of attention it is likely to receive from law enforcement, government, and the media.

2. While we do ask that your rifles and shotguns be unloaded, you are perfectly welcome to carry ammunition and loaded magazines on your person if you so choose, so long as no magazines are actually inserted into rifles and so long as you are not prohibited from owning a firearm.

3. Open carry of a loaded pistol is allowed.

Concealed carry of a pistol is allowed for those with a valid Virginia concealed handgun permit or a concealed handgun permit from a state for which Virginia allows concealed carry in Virginia (See the Virginia State Police’s website for a list of those states; we do not vouch for the authenticity or accuracy of that list).

Anyone carrying their pistol openly or concealed cannot have in it a magazine capable of holding over 20 rounds and cannot have a pistol designed to accept a silencer or suppressor.

Participants and attendees are required to keep all pistols holstered. Participants and attendees are required to keep all rifles/shotguns slung over their shoulder, muzzle-down, unloaded, with the safety on, and with no magazine inserted. Brandishing of firearms is prohibited by Virginia law. Under Virginia Code Section 18.2-282, it is unlawful for any person to (a) point, hold, or brandish any firearm in such a manner as to reasonably induce fear in the mind of another or (b) hold a firearm in a public place in such a manner as to reasonably induce fear in the mind of another being shot or injured. Do not engage in any horseplay, demonstration of firing positions, or exchange of or other handling of firearms at Fort Hunt, Gravelly Park, or any other location or vehicle of transportation associated with this event.

By federal law, firearms are prohibited in federal facilities (defined by federal law as a building or part thereof owned or leased by the federal government, where federal employees are regularly present for the purpose of performing their official duties).

Do not transport a loaded rifle or shotgun in any vehicle on any public street, road, or highway during this event.

Participants and attendees are not to consume, possess, or be under the influence of alcohol or illegal substances at this event.

Again, these guidelines are, as of now, subject to final coordination with the Department of the Interior.

More info asap.

Spread the word!
[link to westernrifleshooters.blogspot.com]

Last Edited by Nailer45 on 04/19/2010 05:28 AM