BB62
Accomplished Advocate
Saturday, April 25, 2015 - 1:00 PM (come early to socialize)
From the Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1592187871040889
This walk follows in the footsteps of walks conducted in 2014 at the University of Cincinnati and The Ohio State University. Links to those walks are at the bottom of this post.
Long guns are welcome **with slings and proper muzzle control**, pistols too, and literature is encouraged (with/without a group's name).
** Recognizing that this is a educational, interactive, *public relations* walk, please leave “Don’t Tread on Me!”, “From My Cold Dead Hands!”, "3%", etc. flags/clothing, camo, grungy clothes, and signage at home. **
We're not trying to make the statement that "The militia has come to UA!"
The purpose of the walk is to inform and engage college students and the public about the right to keep and bear arms, including discussing how those rights are diminished by various laws - for instance, by making college campuses Criminal Empowerment Zones.
You, students, and the general public will get the most from this event by your being willing to engage people in conversation, by listening and responding, not by marching by people or by saying sternly "It's my RIGHT!" when asked why you're participating.
If you've not attended a prior walk, take a look at the links below. The OSU walk has a great videotape on the event page, and the UC walk has tons of discussion and conversation.
If you've not done anything like this before, you simply MUST come! ;-) Children are welcome and encouraged.
I will post more as things develop, including information about *safety*, parking, and eating arrangements.
The route is not yet set.
Feel free to ask questions in the meanwhile, and I hope to see you there.
University of Cincinnati Walk: https://www.facebook.com/events/269922139835838/
The Ohio State University Walk: https://www.facebook.com/events/375006232642421/
Please sign up and pass the word.
If you have questions, please ask them here or on the event page.
From the Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1592187871040889
This walk follows in the footsteps of walks conducted in 2014 at the University of Cincinnati and The Ohio State University. Links to those walks are at the bottom of this post.
Long guns are welcome **with slings and proper muzzle control**, pistols too, and literature is encouraged (with/without a group's name).
** Recognizing that this is a educational, interactive, *public relations* walk, please leave “Don’t Tread on Me!”, “From My Cold Dead Hands!”, "3%", etc. flags/clothing, camo, grungy clothes, and signage at home. **
We're not trying to make the statement that "The militia has come to UA!"
The purpose of the walk is to inform and engage college students and the public about the right to keep and bear arms, including discussing how those rights are diminished by various laws - for instance, by making college campuses Criminal Empowerment Zones.
You, students, and the general public will get the most from this event by your being willing to engage people in conversation, by listening and responding, not by marching by people or by saying sternly "It's my RIGHT!" when asked why you're participating.
If you've not attended a prior walk, take a look at the links below. The OSU walk has a great videotape on the event page, and the UC walk has tons of discussion and conversation.
If you've not done anything like this before, you simply MUST come! ;-) Children are welcome and encouraged.
I will post more as things develop, including information about *safety*, parking, and eating arrangements.
The route is not yet set.
Feel free to ask questions in the meanwhile, and I hope to see you there.
University of Cincinnati Walk: https://www.facebook.com/events/269922139835838/
The Ohio State University Walk: https://www.facebook.com/events/375006232642421/
Please sign up and pass the word.
If you have questions, please ask them here or on the event page.
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Please sign up on the Facebook page if you think you can make it - bigger numbers draw even more people.
