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Falmouth - Article 13 Gun Trade In Vote Tonight in special town meeting.
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SFC13557
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Thank God the good Reverend is doing God's work on the mean streets of Falmouth.
What a pathetic excuse for a Servant of the Lord, she's beating those swords into plowshares.
News Flash Reverend, The Meek Will NEVER Inherit the Earth.
Dennis in MA
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Forget the gun thing. When are they gonna fix the inlet into the pond at Menahunt???? I think my dad was talking about that. . . . 5 or 6 years ago. It's gonna be a pain as they'll close the road for 6 months, but damn. Get going peeps. Or dredge the pond. Make a choice!
(My folks had a place off of Davisville on teh pond. Whatever pond that is. I don't recall. My dad would kayak a good amount in there back in the day.)
(My folks had a place off of Davisville on teh pond. Whatever pond that is. I don't recall. My dad would kayak a good amount in there back in the day.)
I didn't know the episcopal church went that wacky... I swear it was a UUU church...
I am not super religious but I believe all this sex stuff has no main stream in religion.. it's just a virtue signal... Oh and most of their services are a snooze fest.. hence the name of this youtube video snooze fest... The church audio guy couldn't even deal with it.. hence the name.. just watch maybe 5 minutes... It's basic an extreme left church....
I can't wait until I can openly profess my love for MILF/Mature chubby women 30 years or older.. wait a minute no one cares...
View: https://youtu.be/NOZc54FFnq8
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rogersmithiii
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I have a great idea. Charge the Reverend with the bill for the lost revenue. Have her and her progressive followers pick up the tab.
Far left whack jobs have infiltrated the churches, the schools, the corporations, non profits, government, the media and entertainment. They spread worse than cockroaches.
Far left whack jobs have infiltrated the churches, the schools, the corporations, non profits, government, the media and entertainment. They spread worse than cockroaches.
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Falmouth voters approve bylaw to destroy surplus police assault weapons
Voters at Falmouth Town Meeting Monday rejected reversal of the plastic bottle ban and passed a bylaw to regulate surplus police assault weapons.www.capecodtimes.com
FALMOUTH — Voters appropriated around $13 million to town needs, created a new bylaw regarding surplus police assault weapons and rejected a petition to reverse the plastic water bottle ban at town meeting on Monday night.
There were 190 voters at the meeting held at the Lawrence School Auditorium. Here are some of the major issues town meeting voted on:
Falmouth police surplus assault weapon bylaw approved
Voters approved a new bylaw to the Code of Falmouth that mandates surplus police assault weapons be destroyed rather than sold to gun dealers.
In the past, it was a common procedure for the Falmouth Police Department to sell its surplus weapons back to gun dealers as part of deals to purchase new weapons. In May, the Falmouth Police Department finalized a deal with Hyannis gun store Powderhorn Outfitters to sell Powderhorn over 20 AR-15 semi-automatic weapons to receive credit toward a new purchase.
This spurred a petition drive by Falmouth residents to stop the gun deal. The petition was submitted to the Select Board with more than 300 signatures but it failed to sway town officials. As a result, a citizen's petition was filed by Nan Logan, to create a bylaw regulating surplus police weapons.
On Monday, Logan, who was joined by the Rev. Deborah Warner, said assault weapons should be destroyed rather than put on the open market. They said assault weapons sold back to gun stores could appear in other states, assault weapons are illegal in Massachusetts, and used for criminal violence.
Destroying the surplus weapons is a small answer to rising gun violence across the country, Logan said.
A woman, who appeared to be relatively young, said in support of the new bylaw that her generation lives at a time when school and mass shootings are considered normal. She said she did not want her children to experience the same thing.
Another voter, who spoke against the bylaw, said that nobody in Falmouth was ever killed with an assault weapon and that the police department loses money if they can’t sell surplus weapons.
However, another voter countered this, saying just because no one died in Falmouth because of an assault weapon doesn’t mean more weapons should be put on the street.
The voice vote was resoundingly in favor of the bylaw.
ETA: an article highlighting the Reverend.
Falmouth residents oppose AR-15 deal between police and gun store
Falmouth residents oppose allowing the Police Department to turn in 20 AR-15 weapons to a gun store for credit toward other gun purchases.www.capecodtimes.com
rogersmithiii
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Nan Logan is a board member on some huge gun control group, and a major activist. She's 77, and some old fart. No idea why Falmouth's gun owners didn't watch the town meeting warrant, and show up in Mass to vote it down.
Every year when the town meeting warrant gets released for my town, I check it out to see what kinds of nonsense have been slipped in.
Every year when the town meeting warrant gets released for my town, I check it out to see what kinds of nonsense have been slipped in.
Rockrivr1
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bren42970
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Lol
bren42970
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Tax money at work
Marty McFly
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Would be cool if the wording was dispose of surplus and do not sell. At least some cops would get some free guns to take home. Either way I'm betting not one upper gets destroyed. Lol
KMM696
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There's no particular standard for replacement. Whim, obsolescence, damage, wear due to poor maintenance, someone has a good sale, incompatibility with new equipment - whatever. Round counts for other than full-time swat rifles would be low.
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Be very interested in seeing/hearing Cohen's response to this. Definitely be You Tube material.
