Free, grassroots strategy meeting on Second Amendment rights' infringement is April 15 at Days Inn, Batavia
Press release from Brian Graz:
Please mark your calendar and try and be at this critical meeting. Time is running out and we can not afford to procrastinate any longer. Hopefully this meeting will be the grassroots of a new WNY (and beyond) awareness and action group of proactive citizens.
Thanks for your time and I hope to see you there.
Brian Graz
Brian - you and your fellow organizers are to be commended for putting this together. Inform people of the law, using somebody who actually knows it.
Democracy works best with an informed electorate.
Graz, you are a good man!! Perhaps we could invite DESTRO the Wonder Dog as well??
Brian ● Thanks. I just finished watching several "live" streams from Olmos Park, Texas, concerning the 2nd Amendment, and, Texas' open-carry law.
Long and short story is, in Texas, it's legal to open-carry, but, several cities there had ordinances that prohibited it (one being Olmos Park). Those ordinances were contrary to Texas law (and, were repealed last week).
BUT, not before several people who were legally carrying were physically assaulted and arrested. One was injured after being tased (he fell backwards and cracked his skull on the sidewalk).
Today, Open Carry Texas (OCT) staged an armed walk through the city of Olmos Park. The estimate was that about 700 people attended the walk through the city. Several live streams captured it on YouTube. It's also estimated that over 13,000 people watch the live streams.
Several lawsuits have been filed against the city, and, their police department.
I realize NY has its own problems when it comes to dealing with 2nd Amendment issues. Much more than Texas does. The point is, people are tired of having their rights trampled on.
If anyone is interested, I would suggest they go to YouTube and search for OLMOS PARK. There's countless videos about this whole situation on there, and, by tonight, there will be many more.
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