Indiana Second Amendment March is now set!!!

[smoking357]

Wouldn't it make more sense to have the longgunners march at right shoulder arms?

Further, wouldn't it be more impressive to have the longgunners lead the march, with handgunners following?

 

[smoking357]

I agree completely that marches, calls, emails, letters, demonstrations, town hall meetings, etc, etc do no matter to today's politicians. They just don't care anymore. They don't represent us and they know it thus could care less what we think.

Listen, seeing the militia march through the streets of America will scare the hell out of the politicians and cops.

This is a good thing.

 

[BloodEclipse]

Listen, seeing the militia march through the streets of America will scare the hell out of the politicians and cops.

This is a good thing.

The police were notified last walk and sent a couple of cars to shadow the event.
We want to educate the public on what the laws are now and why it is important to not have any further restriction on our rights.
The politicians should fear educated voters. Knowledge is power.

 

[smoking357]

The politicians should fear educated voters. Knowledge is power.

The politicians don't fear voters, since the system is built to ensure that one of two very similar parties wins. Whoever wins, the status quo won't be changed much.

We went through this in 1994. The Republicans got us all in a frenzy over Clinton, and we got the Republican Revolution and Contract with America.

As we all saw, nothing much changed, and the Republicans gave us more restrictions on gun ownership. Remember, the Lautenberg Amendment banning misdemeanants from owning guns was passed in 1996, when Republicans had control.

Unless we all start voting third party, we're deluding ourselves by thinking one of the two major parties is going to save us. We need saving from them.

 

[rambone]

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[indybbshop]

Let's meet at the south side of the block.

Thanks,

Jared

 

[SavageEagle]

Let's meet at the south side of the block.

Thanks,

Jared

If we end up getting a lot of people, I would recommend meeting at White River Park. It's a State Park so carry is legal there. As opposed to a city park. It will offer a larger area, a central location to park, and it avoids a lot of people walking up to the meeting spot by themselves carrying rifles and such. I know some people don't like that idea.

OR

We could use the same parking lot as I used for the OC Walk. It's free on the weekends and has all the benefits of White River. And it's only 5 blocks from the circle, and 8 blocks from the state house.

I know either one changes the proposed route but it's a couple options that offer a central parking lot that we can all meet at.

 

[pinshooter45]

My Suggestion

Wouldn't it make more sense to have the longgunners march at right shoulder arms?

Further, wouldn't it be more impressive to have the longgunners lead the march, with handgunners following?

If you really want to have an impact on the positives of gun ownership and the shooting sports try to group like minded owners together, Vintage milatary long guns Mosins, Mausers, Garands ect, shotgun sports, High power comp, hand gun sports...you get the Idea. That may make it look less like a mob with guns as I'm sure our good friends in the press wil portray us. I hope to be there jus not sure what I'll bring.

 

[SavageEagle]

If you really want to have an impact on the positives of gun ownership and the shooting sports try to group like minded owners together, Vintage milatary long guns Mosins, Mausers, Garands ect, shotgun sports, High power comp, hand gun sports...you get the Idea. That may make it look less like a mob with guns as I'm sure our good friends in the press wil portray us. I hope to be there jus not sure what I'll bring.

Don't count on the media covering this. I emailed every news agency in the state and the cable news networks. All of them. Except the Indy Star, cause I have disdain for the Star. However, not ONE showed up last time. Maybe we'll get lucky this time.

 

[GunRightsNews]

Podcast Interview with Jared

I interviewed Jared, the coordinator of the Indy March, on my Podcast tonight. You can find the podcast here in the show notes, or subscribe on iTunes. Several of us from the Gun Rights Radio Network will be there.

If you don't want to listen to the entire podcast, the 10 minute interview with Jared starts about 3:40 in.

 

[IndyMonkey]

You guys should do the march when the city is having a huge convention. That will get everyones attention.

 

[SavageEagle]

You guys should do the march when the city is having a huge convention. That will get everyones attention.

I tried that with the OC Walk. They rescheduled the concert 2 days before to a later hour.

It would be nice though.

 

[BloodEclipse]

Submitted by Jared (not verified) on Thu, 04/01/2010 - 09:57.
Please abide by all state and local laws when transporting firearms. As a general rule, this means cased and unloaded and locked in the trunk or storage area of your vehicle.
There is street-side parking all around the Indiana State house.
Thanks,
Jared

Anyone else see this post? It is wrong.

http://www.secondamendmentmarch.com/indiana

 

[SavageEagle]

Wow, no kidding...

EDIT: I replied with corrections.

 

[SavageEagle]

I was checking out the other states' rally news and found this for Ohio...

In reference to the "Armed

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In reference to the "Armed March" it is my understanding, (thereby my actions) that it is illegal to carry on any PROPERTY that is OWNED or LEASED by any US, State, County or Local Government AGENCY. My interpretation is this: (I am not a lawyer in anyway just an educated Gun owner) While the sidewalk is PUBLIC property, it COULD be argued that it is the grounds of the statehouse. Therefore, I would NOT stand in front of statehouse on the sidewalk with my firearm. IF I did this, I would stand across the street, on a sidewalk, in FRONT of a private business. I would stay away from parks, federal buildings, state buildings. Also, I would park on the street if it was available, away from government buildings. Furthermore, it would be a good idea to carry your weapon WITHOUT ammunition, and maybe without the magazine. You might also want to find out Columbus' City ordinances. Mainly regarding permits and protests. Also, counter protesters may and probably will be your largest opposition. While carrying proves you are not dangerous and guns dont kill people, I would not like to spend a night in jail for a bull**** misdemeanor or possibly a Felony due to illegal carry. You also have to consider criminal trespass charges (normally a misdemeanor but turns to a felony if you have a weapon) (from that private business if they dont support you) or Inducing Panic/Inciting a Riot/Disorderly Conduct/Failure to comply with a law enforcement officer. This is an easy reason for an officer to arrest you. You usually have to be committing another crime to be charged with Inducing/Inciting and Disorderly, not just in the possession of a weapon. Keep in mind if you get arrested for demonstrating illegally, you face a felony if you have a weapon. It's an ordeal I would not want to go through myself.
Ladies and gentlemen, I tell you this one CCW owner to fellow CCW holders and gun enthusiasts. I wish you all a peaceful, productive, positive protest. I'd love to see you not carry your weapons and protest, than to never protest again (or at least anytime soon)
Be safe, M Lyons

I was :wtf:?!?!?! Glad I don't live in OHIO!! It's perfectly legal to carry on the sidewalks of the Statehouse here. Confirmed that with capitol police at the first Tax Day Tea Party!!

 

[Prometheus]

I was checking out the other states' rally news and found this for Ohio...



I was :wtf:?!?!?! Glad I don't live in OHIO!! It's perfectly legal to carry on the sidewalks of the Statehouse here. Confirmed that with capitol police at the first Tax Day Tea Party!!

Don't necessarily take all his points at face value, most of that is probably B.S. Especially considering his ideas about no ammo and even no loaded mags.

In any event, I'm not in Ohio so I could care less about fact checking it beyond that.

 

[BloodEclipse]

I was checking out the other states' rally news and found this for Ohio...



I was :wtf:?!?!?! Glad I don't live in OHIO!! It's perfectly legal to carry on the sidewalks of the Statehouse here. Confirmed that with capitol police at the first Tax Day Tea Party!!

Indiana is one of the "Better States" when it comes to gun laws.

 

[jaramia20]

I tried that with the OC Walk. They rescheduled the concert 2 days before to a later hour.

It would be nice though.

You should do it on Gen-Con weekend . Its a 24hr all weekend Con . Lets see them try to move THAT , LOL . This year it's August 5-8 . I come down for it every year . I would be up for a " walk " while I'm there ....

 

[SavageEagle]

Gen Con? What's that?

 

[fpdcop]

If anyone is interested in a Second Amendment Task Force shirt for the march, I have a few left in stock. I can email or text pics upon request.