Virginia's Anti-Gun Battle, Sanctuary Cities; Steel or Polymer Carry Gun: Gun Talk Radio | 12.8.19 C

Published on December 9, 2019
Duration: 43:25

This episode of Gun Talk Radio discusses the burgeoning Second Amendment Sanctuary movement in Virginia, a grassroots response to proposed gun control legislation. Philip Van Cleave of the Virginia Citizens Defense League explains how local governments are declaring themselves sanctuaries by refusing to enforce unconstitutional gun laws. The discussion highlights the massive turnout at local meetings, the legislative proposals like assault weapon bans and magazine limits, and the upcoming Lobby Day event on January 20th, 2020, as a critical opportunity for gun owners to voice their opposition. The segment also touches on Michael Bloomberg's influence and funding of gun control efforts.

Quick Summary

The Second Amendment Sanctuary movement in Virginia involves local governments passing resolutions to not enforce or spend money on unconstitutional gun laws. This grassroots effort sees thousands of gun owners attending local meetings to oppose proposed gun control measures like assault weapon bans, with a major advocacy event, Lobby Day, scheduled for January 20th, 2020.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Gun Talk Radio
  2. 00:31Self-Defense as Primary Gun Ownership Reason
  3. 01:12Virginia's Political Shift & Gun Control Bills
  4. 01:53Philip Van Cleave on Virginia's Resistance
  5. 02:05The Sanctuary Movement Explained
  6. 03:02Unprecedented Turnout at Local Meetings
  7. 04:08What 'Second Amendment Sanctuary' Means
  8. 05:02Key Gun Control Bills Proposed
  9. 06:09Focus on Disarmament, Not Criminals
  10. 06:39Who is Attending Sanctuary Meetings
  11. 07:07Energy and Determination of Activists
  12. 07:32Media Coverage of the Movement
  13. 08:16Unprecedented Reaction and Resistance
  14. 09:03VCDL.org & Next Steps
  15. 11:31Harnessing Awakened Gun Owners
  16. 12:17Growth of Sanctuaries and Future Outlook
  17. 12:59Lobby Day Plans and Expected Turnout
  18. 13:44Lobby Day Details: January 20th, 2020
  19. 14:09Anticipating Legislative Tactics
  20. 14:47Impact on Future Elections
  21. 15:01Additional Rallies and Meetings
  22. 15:28Finding Information: VCDL.org Calendar
  23. 16:03Need for Mass Attendance at Subcommittees
  24. 16:46Scale of the Movement: Richter 10
  25. 17:13Hope for National Impact
  26. 18:04Legal Challenges and Court Battles
  27. 18:31Sustaining the Movement's Momentum
  28. 19:25Michael Bloomberg's Presidential Campaign
  29. 19:47Bloomberg's History in Virginia
  30. 20:53Bloomberg's Plan for the Presidency
  31. 21:21VCDL.org Recap and Congratulations
  32. 21:47Lobby Day Date Confirmation
  33. 22:26Discussion: What Do You Carry?
  34. 23:25Holiday Sales & Price Increases Forecast
  35. 24:32Steel vs. Polymer Carry Guns: 1911s
  36. 25:30New Category of Carry Pistols
  37. 26:41Everyday Carry (EDC) Considerations
  38. 29:53Range Reports & Listener Calls
  39. 34:01Project Appleseed Training Endorsement
  40. 35:54Listener Ron: Hammerless .38 Special Carry
  41. 37:22Listener Randall: CZ-10 Compact Carry
  42. 39:32Listener Peter: Auto-Ordnance 1911 Feeding Issues
  43. 41:16Troubleshooting 1911 Feeding Problems
  44. 42:52Call to Action: Get Involved

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Second Amendment Sanctuary movement in Virginia?

The Second Amendment Sanctuary movement in Virginia involves local governments passing resolutions to declare themselves sanctuaries. This means they pledge not to enforce or spend public funds on any unconstitutional gun laws enacted by the state legislature, acting as a form of local resistance to gun control measures.

What kind of gun control legislation is being proposed in Virginia?

Proposed gun control legislation in Virginia includes measures such as bans on 'assault weapons,' which are often defined by specific features like pistol grips and detachable magazines, and limitations on magazine capacity. These bills are moving through the Democrat-controlled legislature.

How are gun owners in Virginia responding to new gun laws?

Gun owners in Virginia are responding with unprecedented political activism. This includes massive turnouts at local Board of Supervisors and City Council meetings, the formation of Second Amendment Sanctuaries, and organized events like Lobby Day at the General Assembly to voice their opposition.

What is Lobby Day in Virginia and when is it?

Lobby Day is a major event where gun owners gather at the Virginia General Assembly to advocate for their Second Amendment rights and lobby legislators. The specific Lobby Day discussed in the video is scheduled for January 20th, 2020, with a rally on the Capitol steps.

What role does Michael Bloomberg play in Virginia's gun control debate?

Michael Bloomberg has invested significant funds into Virginia's political landscape, which is seen as a major factor in the Democratic party's legislative successes and their push for gun control. His influence is a key concern for gun rights advocates in the state.

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