3 More States Propose Bills to Resist Federal Gun Controlselfnews Post Three states are also taking a stand against federal restrictions being proposed for gun ownership: Kentucky, Montana, and Alaska. It has been exhaustively proven that tighter gun regulations do not result in a safer society, but in fact do help pave the way for democide. As pressure from the U.S. government to disarm the population intensifies, it is important to look at the legislation introduced by these three states as models for what can be implemented across the nation. 1. Kentucky approved bill SB 129 by a vote of 34-3, which seeks to render all federal rules and regulations as unenforceable. Significantly, it mentions gun registration: (b) Require any firearm, magazine, or other firearm accessory to be registered in any manner. Take Action in Kentucky: Contact your state Representative. Strongly, but respectfully, let him or her know that you want them to vote YES on SB129. Contact Information: The full Montana bill (.pdf) can be found HERE Take Action in Montana: Contact your State Senator. Make sure they know you want them to vote YES on HB302. If the federal government is going to try even more attacks on the 2nd amendment, Montana will not have ANY part of it. And, by doing so, Montana will help play an important part in the demise of such unconstitutional plans. Contact Information: The bill goes on to highlight that it is a class B misdemeanor punishable by a $2,000 fine and up to 90 days in jail under AS 12.55 for, an official, agent, or employee of the federal government who enforces, attempts to enforce a federal statute, regulation, rule, or order that is unenforceable under this section. The full text of this bill (.pdf) can be found HERE Take Action in Alaska: Contact your state Senator. Strongly, but respectfully, let him or her know that you want them to vote YES on HB69. Contact Information: There is a simple reason why tragedy can never be permitted to re-write essential freedom: the possibility that tragedies can be manufactured by the very government that later rides in to make emotional appeals for sweeping changes. It has happened before, and it is sure to happen again. It is a positive sign that the hard work of activists on many fronts is finally coming to fruition and coalescing to such a degree that states are clarifying and solidifying their lines in the sand. Michael Boldin recaps this historic week: Read other articles by selfnews Post Here 