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According to House Bill 567, any indoor shooting range would be prohibited by law – UNLESS it was inside of a building owned by the state.

And any business owners who decided to defy the law could be facing up to a $100,000 fine and potential civil penalties.

MJY65 wrote:Do most gun ranges have more than 50 employees?

Ghost wrote:Might as well keep pissing off their citizens.

Lumpy wrote:Geez, I can only hope that (1.) It doesn't go through due to public outcry, or (2.) that it is declared flatly unconstitutional, by the US Supreme Court if the VA Democrats insist on appealing it that far. And I hope that next election there is a huge, huge backlash at the polls by voters who've now seen what happens when progressives get a "mandate".

Mark Twain said it best: "No man's life, freedom or property are safe when the Legislature is in session".

Holland&Holland wrote:

Lumpy wrote:Geez, I can only hope that (1.) It doesn't go through due to public outcry, or (2.) that it is declared flatly unconstitutional, by the US Supreme Court if the VA Democrats insist on appealing it that far. And I hope that next election there is a huge, huge backlash at the polls by voters who've now seen what happens when progressives get a "mandate".

Mark Twain said it best: "No man's life, freedom or property are safe when the Legislature is in session".

Except he didn't. Though I agree with the statement.

Holland&Holland wrote:

MJY65 wrote:Do most gun ranges have more than 50 employees?

It does not say they have to be employees of the range. Just that the building has less than 50 employees. So think of Bills in the strip mall. More than 50 employees in the building most are not Bills.

wingrider wrote:I think they are targeting the NRA Range specifically with the "more than 50 employees" language.

yukonjasper wrote:Anyone hear if the Anti dream of lawless soulless, gun owners shooting up the Virginia State Capitol rally actually devolve into an armed standoff?


Saw the Democratic Governor wetting his pants on the news last night.

The Democratic "Squad" member AOC also compared Monday's gun rights protest in Richmond, Va., to the protests that followed the deaths of Freddie Gray and Eric Garner and questioned what she thought was the lack of police presence at the commonwealth's capital.

"There's this gun rights protest that's going on in Richmond ... on MLK Day, but here's the image that has [stuck] with me the most about that is that when we go out and march for the dignity and the recognition of the lives of people like Freddie Gray and Eric Garner," Ocasio-Cortez explained, "the whole place is surrounded by police in riot gear without a gun in sight. And here are all of these people flying Confederate flags with semiautomatic weapons and there's almost no police officers at that protest."