Firearms Policy Campaign
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@FirearmPolicy
Unapologetic, dynamic, energetically pro-firearm, and an advocate for rational firearm policy measures in South Africa. Be the Campaign.
Them: “civilian firearms are feeding criminal stocks, and must be more tightly regulated!” Except the data doesn’t say that at all. Quite the opposite, in fact.
Parliament it is! I feel so honoured to have this opportunity! 🙌🏼 It is a pleasure to work with the Democratic Alliance to #RescueSA
@FirearmPolicy Best plan I’ve seen to combat crime in this country.
@FirearmPolicy The OHM is 100% for Liberty and Self-Reliance. To live that, you need to have the right and the means to protect yourself. If you don't, you are a liability to others. The OHM wants to see strong, sovereign citizens.
After a recent very disappointing article about lawful firearm ownership in SA by an armchair academic commentator, I wish to make it abundantly clear that I believe more South Africans (if comfortable), should be lawfully armed and well-trained. In most cases you are your own first and last line of defence. Get lawfully armed, get trained, be ready. Lawfully armed citizens shouldn’t ever be ostracised by armchair wokes, lawfully armed citizens are assets to community safety. I would rather take the risk (which is utterly limited) of facing malicious consequences, than witnessing my family paying the price for my cowardice and/or lack of pro-active security actions.
Among our speakers at this evening's Citizens Assembly is Adele Kirsten (@AdeleK111), who is one of the founding members of Gun Free South Africa (@GunFreeSA). Kirsten will join a panel of speakers and members of the public in discussing how we can create a safe South Africa. To attend physically, RSVP here: shorturl.at/vyAEZ. To join online, use this link: shorturl.at/diSY7 #WeNeedNewLeaders #VoteRISEMzansi
#sapsHQ The #SAPSNPC General Masemola and other members of #SAPS management is conducting a security walkabout ahead of #SONA2024. NP
South Africa urgently needs a tax reform. Taxes in South Africa are not only way too high, it's also way too complicated. On top of that, government isn't doing what we're paying them to do, so we have to pay double to get the private sector to do it.
