Sign the petition. Senator Yee wants to confiscate California gun owners firearms. Stop the bill or our state could be next. Remember if one person doesn't have their rights, none of us do.

http://stopsb249.org/

signed

See cofiscation follows registration!!! Ala Adolf Hitler

Signed.  Mahalo Ifly808 for the heads up!   

signed. thanks guys. And yes registration then confiscation. But keep voting  for the democrats doing the same thing and hoping for a different result. When will hawaii people ever learn.
Pastor Dennis

Signed my self.

...doing the same thing and hoping for a different result....

The definition of insanity... Albert Einstein

Liberalism is truly a mental disorder

Signed.

I don't know how much it'd help having a Honolulu zip code, but I signed.

I don't know how much it'd help having a Honolulu zip code, but I signed.

The only required fields were name and email. I didn't put a zip code.

First time Linda Lingle ran for Governor, she wasn't elected, in part because she (or her campaign manager, who actually filled out the questionaire) gave the HRA a bunch of weasel words and the NRA endorsed Ben Cayetano.  Cayetano promised no new gun laws, and kept his promise. 

If Liberals (like Thomas Jefferson ) are so bad, how do you explain (Republican NYC Mayor) Bloomberg?

First time Linda Lingle ran for Governor, she wasn't elected, in part because she (or her campaign manager, who actually filled out the questionaire) gave the HRA a bunch of weasel words and the NRA endorsed Ben Cayetano.  Cayetano promised no new gun laws, and kept his promise. 

If Liberals (like Thomas Jefferson ) are so bad, how do you explain (Republican NYC Mayor) Bloomberg?

In 2000 Cayetaneo supported both the yearly re-registration of firearms and limiting the sale of ammunition to those calibers a person had a legally registered gun for....yeah, he "kept his promise" but only because HRA fought to prevent him and other antigun groups for implementing more "gun control" measures....

http://archives.starbulletin.com/2000/02/15/news/story6.html

Gov. Ben Cayetano, himself a gun owner, supports both re-registration and limiting the purchase of ammunition to registered gun owners.

If you want a real pro-gun representative, vote for Kirk Caldwell....

I'm not exactly a fan of Ben (or our current Governor), but I also not really comfortable with the NRA becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of the Republican Party.  I'm still sore about Bush the Elder disallowing the importation of (affordable) guns and ammo from China, and then there's Sarah Brady.....

Traditionally (going back at least as far as the Ancient Greeks), it's been conservatives that have supported authoritarian governments and liberals who have championed the rights of common people to have weapons.  These days, of course, everyone in government is a Statist and most real liberals are too disgusted by the whole mess to actually participate. 

I'm not exactly a fan of Ben (or our current Governor), but I also not really comfortable with the NRA becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of the Republican Party.  I'm still sore about Bush the Elder disallowing the importation of (affordable) guns and ammo from China, and then there's Sarah Brady.....

Traditionally (going back at least as far as the Ancient Greeks), it's been conservatives that have supported authoritarian governments and liberals who have championed the rights of common people to have weapons.  These days, of course, everyone in government is a Statist and most real liberals are too disgusted by the whole mess to actually participate. 

Where do you get the idea that the NRA is (or will become) "...a wholly owned subsidiary of the Republican Party?" I have seen them rally for and against both Republican and Democratic candidates, depending on their stance on guns.....

As for the history of "Conservatives" (ie Republicans) and "Liberals" (ie Democrats) history on civil rights and gun issues, I think you may be slightly misinformed.....

http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2002/12/13/194350.shtml

In the 26 major civil rights votes after 1933, a majority of Democrats opposed civil rights legislation in over 80 percent of the votes. By contrast, the Republican majority favored civil rights in over 96 percent of the votes.

[See http://www.congresslink.org/civil/essay.html and http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/1982/3/82.03.04.x.html.]

signed!

Thanks for signing.  Now we have to fight the UN treaty. 

Vote the clowns out of office!!!! is our best solution.