Alabama Horrifies Libs, House Passes Incredible Bill Right After FL Shooting By John Falkenberg
February 17, 2018 at 4:33pm
In a move that is sure to astound liberals nationwide, the Alabama House of Representatives passed a bill to expand their Stand Your Ground law a mere day after the Florida school shooting this past week.
According to Breitbart, the move was made in the hopes of empowering church-goers to defend their lives while at their places of worship.
The recently-passed proposed revision of Alabamas self-defense law states a person is presumed justified in the use of force if they reasonably believe someone is about to seriously harm a church member, according to The Seattle Times.
In other words, the bill would very specifically protect church members defending their religious communities.
The shooting at a Texas church last year taught us how big a target churches can be, and it showed the world that armed citizens can stop a threat if legislation will just get out of the way.
You got nuts everywhere just like you had in the high school in Florida yesterday. Occasionally, they show up in a church, Representative Lynn Greer said according to The Seattle Times.
The bill passed by a large margin 40-16, according to The Seattle Times.
Not everyone was happy about the bills introduction and passing, however. Democrats reportedly attempted a filibuster against the bill, but didnt even make it three full hours.
(The bill is) pandering. It doesnt accomplish anything, complained Democrat Representative Chris England according to The Seattle Times.
He said he found it amazing, interesting that on the day after a school shooting where 17 people were murdered
that in Alabama we are having a debate about trying to figure ways to introduce guns in churches.
It should be amazing. Empowering citizens is always amazing, although I sincerely doubt this bill would introduce guns to churches. I gotta say, even for a state as red as Alabama, this is a pretty bold move to make in the midst of the current political landscape.
We couldnt be happier.
Somewhere in these United States there is a group of people that acknowledge that the more legislation is passed to back Mr. and Mrs. Responsibly-Armed Citizen, the safer We the People are.
To the Alabama House of Representatives my hat is off to you today.