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1 hour ago, Tiberius said:

MADISON, Wis. — A man with a handgun showed up at the Wisconsin Capitol demanding to see Gov. Tony Evers (D) on Wednesday, was arrested, posted bail, returned to the Statehouse with an assault rifle and was taken into protective custody, according to police.

 

The shirtless man had a holstered handgun and leashed dog with him when he appeared at the security desk outside of the governor’s office Wednesday afternoon demanding to see the governor, according to a statement from the state police. An officer arrested him for openly carrying a firearm.

The man was booked into jail and posted bail. He returned to the outside of the Capitol with a loaded AK-47 around 9 p.m., three hours after the Statehouse closed, according to the state police. He asked to see the governor again. Officers spoke with him and asked to search his backpack. He agreed and they found a police baton, which they said violated state law because the man did not have a concealed-weapons permit, according to police.

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/10/05/evers-wisconsin-rifle/

what's the person's name?  

 

 

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As Hamas war rages, personal firearm activists see surge in interest.

 

Gun control in Israel is relatively strict, and firearm licenses are generally only granted to those who can show a need for extra security in their line of work or daily life. Meaning, one of the key criteria for a private citizen to receive permission to own a gun is where they live.

 

That could now change, says Rabbi Raz Blizovsky, 32, of Katzrin, an activist who has been part of grassroots discussions around personal arms.

 

“People are changing their opinion, and now there is more awareness,” he told The Times of Israel. It doesn’t make sense, he said, that someone in Tel Aviv cannot get a pistol, but someone in the Golan can. “There are terror attacks in both places,” he stressed.

 

The best time for a government to recognize the individual’s right to protect life, liberty, and property with firearms is before the stuff hits the fan. The second-best time is right now.

 

https://www.timesofisrael.com/as-hamas-war-rages-personal-firearm-activists-see-surge-in-interest/

 

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Just another patriotic, God-loving American exercising his second amendment rights. Nothing to see here. 
 

Remember, your right to play make-believe and pretend you’re gonna fight King George supersedes everyone else’s right to live!

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2 minutes ago, ChiGoose said:


Must have been a member of one of those well regulated militias 


He actually was some kind of army reserve guy apparently. Seems like he has schizophrenia, was hearing voices and was actually committed a couple weeks ago. 
 

Of course, Maine doesn’t have red flag laws so HERE ARE YOUR MACHINE GUNS BACK HAVE FUN

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1 hour ago, Roundybout said:


He actually was some kind of army reserve guy apparently. Seems like he has schizophrenia, was hearing voices and was actually committed a couple weeks ago. 
 

Of course, Maine doesn’t have red flag laws so HERE ARE YOUR MACHINE GUNS BACK HAVE FUN


oh so incompetent big government sponsored military created a psychopath killer?  Own that libs. You made this asshat 

hopefully he didn’t tweet about having vaccine reservations…

That’s the real threat RIGHT??

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