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by dicion
Thu Mar 14, 2013 3:59 pm
Forum: 2013 Calls-To-Action
Topic: Call-To-Action: Hearings on Numerous House Bills
Replies: 73
Views: 36330

Re: Call-To-Action: Hearings on Numerous House Bills

J.R.@A&M wrote:Allright! I didn't know that as a U.S. citizen I have a right to personal safety in public places. That solves everything.
Clearly, all you need to do to stop a criminal is call them out on infringing your right to personal safety!
by dicion
Thu Mar 14, 2013 3:54 pm
Forum: 2013 Calls-To-Action
Topic: Call-To-Action: Hearings on Numerous House Bills
Replies: 73
Views: 36330

Re: Call-To-Action: Hearings on Numerous House Bills

baldeagle wrote:"I do not believe that my right to personal safety should be infringed upon by someone's right to carry." :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:

The ignorance in this country is beyond profound. Your supposed right to personal safety doesn't stop a criminal from shooting you, bozo.
I was just about to post roughly the same thing...

She even has a California Accent
by dicion
Thu Mar 14, 2013 2:25 pm
Forum: 2013 Calls-To-Action
Topic: Call-To-Action: Hearings on Numerous House Bills
Replies: 73
Views: 36330

Re: Call-To-Action: Hearings on Numerous House Bills

I can't watch. The ignorance and blatent falsehoods being spouted by those opposed makes me want to throw my monitor.

Being a former US Air Force member myself, that one guy testifying about his AF experience, and not wanting to be 'tasked as the first line of defense' at a school made my blood boil.
Apparently, he thinks during a mass shooting, that instead of defending yourself, and possibly missing, since according to him 'most people miss their first shots', that you should sit there and just accept your death.

Sorry, but I'd rather have someone with no 'advanced first responder' training and a firearm, and a CHANCE of stopping the attacker, however slim, than sitting there resigned to death.
by dicion
Wed Mar 13, 2013 2:49 pm
Forum: 2013 Calls-To-Action
Topic: Call-To-Action: Hearings on Numerous House Bills
Replies: 73
Views: 36330

Re: Call-To-Action: Hearings on Numerous House Bills

I just sent an email to all of the representatives at the following addresses:
Email was:
Dear Representatives,

As I'm sure you are aware, The following bills are coming up for public hearings over the next few days,
all of which are assigned to committees you are involved with.

I would like to express my support for these bills to you, our elected representatives of the state of Texas.
I would also like to request that you fully support these bills, and push for their passage in any and all ways you are able to.

HB700 - Open-carry (Lavender)
HB706 - Comprehensive campus-carry
HB972 - Primary campus-carry bill (Fletcher, Vice-Chairman of committee hearing bill)
HB1077 - Extends "employer parking lot" bill to college campuses - applies to students and employees
HB1078 - Decriminalizes carrying on college "premises," activity grounds and buses
HB1298 - Clarifies what constitutes a school "activity ground"
HB1313 - Comprehensive campus-carry

Thank you,
Two were rejected, They were:
Joseph Pickett
Eddie Lucio

If someone can find their addresses, as they don't follow the firstname.lastname with those 2 names above format.

Update, changed Pickett's email addy to joe. and it went through. Added to list above.
by dicion
Wed Mar 13, 2013 2:37 pm
Forum: 2013 Calls-To-Action
Topic: Call-To-Action: Hearings on Numerous House Bills
Replies: 73
Views: 36330

Re: Call-To-Action: Hearings on Numerous House Bills

Ipconfig wrote:Anyone have a quick boiler plate message I could kick off with an email during work and then call this evening?
I sent this to my Rep:
Dear Representative Elkins,

The following bills are coming up for public hearings over the next few days.
I would like to reiterate my desire for you, as my elected representative, to fully support these bills in any and all ways you are able to.

HB700 - Open-carry (Lavender)
HB706 - Comprehensive campus-carry
HB972 - Primary campus-carry bill (Fletcher, Vice-Chairman of committee hearing bill)
HB1077 - Extends "employer parking lot" bill to college campuses - applies to students and employees
HB1078 - Decriminalizes carrying on college "premises," activity grounds and buses
HB1298 - Clarifies what constitutes a school "activity ground"
HB1313 - Comprehensive campus-carry

Thank you for representing my interests in this legislative session.

Your Constituent,
XXX
I said Reiterate, because I have already emailed him, multiple times, about these bills, so it's more a poke & prod reminder than my original opinion. :anamatedbanana
by dicion
Wed Mar 13, 2013 2:34 pm
Forum: 2013 Calls-To-Action
Topic: Call-To-Action: Hearings on Numerous House Bills
Replies: 73
Views: 36330

Re: Call-To-Action: Hearings on Numerous House Bills

Does anyone have a list of email addresses for the committee members?

They usually follow the firstname.lastname@house.state.tx.us standard

If someone puts together a email listing, I'll gladly spam it out to them, but I don't have the time or ability to make calls while I'm at work all day.

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