DO THE MATH !
Rep. Greta Neubauer
On March 25th
2018, a Town Hall meeting on gun safety and violence prevention was hosted by
State Assembly Representative Greta Neubauer.
Preceding
this town hall meeting, Rep. Neubauer wrote an editorial in the Racine Journal
Times of her concerns of gun lobbies and the NRA.
You may read
the editorial here:
Ms. Neubauer
held the listening session for the general public to share their concerns and
ideas.
You may read
about the speakers here:
http://journaltimes.com/news/local/racinians-call-for-increased-gun-control-at-neubauer-listening-session/article_8448a18e-1037-5dba-98e2-366ba621feef.html#comments
To the credit of Ms. Neubauer, the March 25 town hall meeting was a true listening session where the public had their opportunity to present their concerns of gun safety, violence and fear of law enforcement.
To the credit of Ms. Neubauer, the March 25 town hall meeting was a true listening session where the public had their opportunity to present their concerns of gun safety, violence and fear of law enforcement.
At
the town hall meeting, Rep. Neubauer passed out an informational flyer. This flyer contained statistics and
references where the data was obtained. You may view the handout here:
Whoaaaaaaa…….,
according to Ms. Neubauer’s flyer, Wisconsin has 64,878 registered guns as of
April 2017, referencing a source that does not appear to support her claims.
The State of Wisconsin by law preempts gun registration. From Gifford law center:
"Wisconsin does not require firearm owners to register their firearms. With limited exceptions, Wisconsin preempts local jurisdictions from adopting ordinances requiring the registration of “any firearm or part of a firearm, including ammunition and reloader components.”1
Read more here:
"Wisconsin does not require firearm owners to register their firearms. With limited exceptions, Wisconsin preempts local jurisdictions from adopting ordinances requiring the registration of “any firearm or part of a firearm, including ammunition and reloader components.”1
Read more here:
http://lawcenter.giffords.org/registration-of-firearms-in-wisconsin/
Gun Registration in Wisconsin? Is this data deep state trickery ? or perhaps did Rep. Neubauer stumble upon some Wisconsin secret data banks, revealing hidden data that has been kept from the public? Whatever the real story is, we are going to kick Pandora’s Box until the truth is told.
Gun Registration in Wisconsin? Is this data deep state trickery ? or perhaps did Rep. Neubauer stumble upon some Wisconsin secret data banks, revealing hidden data that has been kept from the public? Whatever the real story is, we are going to kick Pandora’s Box until the truth is told.
In
the interim, consider the following; As our population in the State of
Wisconsin nears 6 million citizens, estimated Wisconsin gun ownership ranges
between 34 percent and 44 percent of the general population. On the low side of
estimates - there is an estimated 2 million + gun owners in the Badger State. Being most gun owners own more than one gun, one
can safely estimate more than three million guns exist in Wisconsin citizens
hands.
In Wisconsin, it appears we have a free standing 2 million plus armed Militia exercising their 2nd. amendment rights.
In Wisconsin, it appears we have a free standing 2 million plus armed Militia exercising their 2nd. amendment rights.
Two to Three million guns vs. 64,878 guns ?
Think about this, every day over two million cheeseheads safely go about their business without causing an incident or ruckus with their guns. Only by knowing and understanding real numbers can we focus where our efforts to thwart gun violence will be best served.
Do you believe the Deep State numbers or research from credible sources?
Think about this, every day over two million cheeseheads safely go about their business without causing an incident or ruckus with their guns. Only by knowing and understanding real numbers can we focus where our efforts to thwart gun violence will be best served.
Do you believe the Deep State numbers or research from credible sources?
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