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by bblhd672
Fri Dec 23, 2016 2:35 pm
Forum: Gun and/or Self-Defense Related Political Issues
Topic: A heads up on Kalifornia
Replies: 39
Views: 7019

Re: A heads up on Kalifornia

The Annoyed Man wrote:This is really sad for me, as I came here from California in 2006. In the 10-1/2 years I've lived here, my youngest brother has never come to visit me here. My middle brother stopped by once for 45 minutes after I picked him up at DFW, because his band had a Dallas gig that night. My mother came once in early 2007 to see our home, and once again in 2012 when my son got married. But that's it. Otherwise, ALL of my contact with my family has been because my wife and I either drove or flew to California to touch bases with them. It's been very one-sided, and it breaks my heart because I love my family. If I stop going there to visit, it will mean that I stop seeing them pretty much entirely, but I don't know how much longer I'm willing to do that. It has been an enormous, and very one-sided, expense for me to do so. Whether it is airfare and hotels, or driving and an RV, it costs LOT of money to maintain that relationship, and I'm drawing near to the end of how long I'm willing to pay for that.

The formerly great state of California's recent forays into fascism has only served to cement my reluctance. I suspect that once my mom has passed (she's 92 now and quite frail), I'll give my brothers the message that some reciprocity would be nice, and see how they take to the idea.
Unfortunately I can relate. I experienced the same type of thing when I moved my family from Louisiana to St. Louis area.
by bblhd672
Fri Dec 23, 2016 1:05 pm
Forum: Gun and/or Self-Defense Related Political Issues
Topic: A heads up on Kalifornia
Replies: 39
Views: 7019

Re: A heads up on Kalifornia

The state is rapidly headed toward the scenario is Kurt Schlichter's book "People's Republic."

The only hope freedom loving people living in CA have is a SCOTUS that will strike down all of the laws and regulations as "infringement" of the 2A.

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