These 8 States Could Form The Interstate Compact on 2nd Amendment Sanctuary!

[Misery Loves Shotguns]

Seems like yet another reason to move to west virginia or tennessee. I love the mountains in tennessee, beretta is based there, and there are so many awesome gun stores.

[jesemd]

I'm counting nine states in the top one.

Yeah, its an invitation from Mississippi to eight other states, so nine total...

[JenniferG]

Instead of throwing the entire country into a state of civil war and many innocents injured or killed wouldn't it be a better idea to just get rid the tiny vocal minority that are funding and calling for more gun control. There are names like Bloomberg, Soros, Schumer, Feinstein, Sanders, Weinstein in NJ, Levine in Virginia and a few more that seem to be behind this onslaught of gun control money and proposals. These people want to plunge us into uncivil conduct because they want control? Hmmmmmm, why does this particular group want that kind of control over the American people?

[PAMedic=F|A=]

Instead of throwing the entire country into a state of civil war and many innocents injured or killed wouldn't it be a better idea to just get rid the tiny vocal minority that are funding and calling for more gun control. There are names like Bloomberg, Soros, Schumer, Feinstein, Sanders, Weinstein in NJ, Levine in Virginia and a few more that seem to be behind this onslaught of gun control money and proposals. These people want to plunge us into uncivil conduct because they want control? Hmmmmmm, why does this particular group want that kind of control over the American people?

NYC votes for bloomberg the same way the Germans voted for hitler.

They’re all nazis, and fire bombing their city would be a good start.

[Bang]

Did I hear, I think radio, correctly...that Bloomberg is paying unskilled helpers $70K per year and putting them up in hotel rooms?

[Photon Guy]

So now that our neighbor of West Virginia is one of those states that is sticking up for the 2A, why can't PA become one of those states too?

[pens87pgh]

So now that our neighbor of West Virginia is one of those states that is sticking up for the 2A, why can't PA become one of those states too?

Because of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. You'll never flip the cities and their population density only continues to grow.

[Bang]

Because of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. You'll never flip the cities and their population density only continues to grow.

Not too sure about that pertaining to Philadelphia. I think people are leaving. I once thought if the population goes below 1 million it loses its 1st class status, but apparently that isn't correct.

[ett]

Not too sure about that pertaining to Philadelphia. I think people are leaving. I once thought if the population goes below 1 million it loses its 1st class status, but apparently that isn't correct.

That's what I too was always told.

However; if I'm understanding the following links correctly. It's up to the residents to vote on what classification they want to be.

Explainer: Cities, boroughs, and townships, oh my! Pa. municipalities clarified
https://whyy.org/articles/explainer-...ies-clarified/

There are four classes of cities in Pennsylvania. First class cities have over one million residents and there’s only one such city: Philadelphia. Pittsburgh is the only second class city in the Commonwealth, and Scranton is the sole second class A city.

Local government in Pennsylvania
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_...d_class_cities

List of cities in Pennsylvania
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...n_Pennsylvania

[pens87pgh]

Even with that being the case, I'd still be shocked to see Philly proper and surrounding areas turn red any time soon. The rural areas of PA have a hard time competing numbers-wise against those areas.