On The Front Lines
The PRK sees itself as Big Nanny. No denying that.
When I lived in Ohio, I didn't think about gun restrictions much. I could pretty much own what I wanted, gun purchases were simple, and the State wasn't in my business. Well, I needed a change in my life, and a job brought me to Sacramento. And The Peoples' Republic of California opened my eyes to the "benevolent intentions" of the State. It isn't just guns. It's everything. The state is penniless-and taxation is already at a record high. Gas prices here are higher than anywhere else in the Lower 48-because clean air regulations and gasoline taxes amount to about a third of the cost (no, that never gets mentioned in the news). People here expect the state to fix it all. Somehow.
But let's talk about guns. I'm glad I'm not in Chicago, or NJ, or Maryland, but California is bad enough. Bad enough to finally open my eyes. I just joined the NRA, for the first time. I joined JPFO last month, too. And if Jim March's CCW plan comes together, I'll carry, too,
But that is not enough. So, I'm looking to go back to school this summer. I haven't read a textbook in ten years, but there is a little no-frills law school Downtown, run by a local bounty hunter
I'm going to become a lawyer, specializing in Constitutional Law-2nd A, Fourth A-all the Amendments. "Where California goes, so goes the nation"; California sets the trends that America follows. Well, this (new) Californian is going to make a stand, and will be dedicating his life to letting Californians KBA. And if Law School doesn't work, then I'll find another way. No matter what happens, my head is out of the sand. No moving to Alaska or Wyoming, where the Nanny State might not reach me for a while. The fight is here, and here is where I draw the line.
(Great, now I've posted it on the Internet-guess I
have to do it now.
)
Time for bed.
Remember, just because you're not at the front doesn't mean you can waste time as a REMF. The war will find you before you know it.
Even in Texas.
Good night,
The Antibubba
(Esq?)
