MPPA - First Birthday Party!

The Minnesota Personal Protection Act turns 1 on Wednesday.

There's going to be a party on Wednesday at the Capitol, and all supporters are invited.

Joel Rosenberg notes:

I do hope that everybody on the pro-self-defense side who shows up treats them not only civilly -- and of course we will -- but in a very friendly way. As misguided as these folks are -- they haven't, apparently, noticed that the sky isn't falling -- most of them really do mean well. As few of them as there are, they're still engaged in something that's good in principle: they're expressing their views, and petititioning their government.

On the other hand, I'd encourage them to rally on the space that the Capitol authorities have reserved for them across the street from the steps, rather than crowding onto the steps at 11:30, where we'll still be setting up for the noon rally. The Capitol folks will probably still be stringing wires for the PA system, and I know that they'd not want to interfere with the authorities.

Mostly, though, I'd invite them to stick around, and have a piece of cake.

I'll hope to see you there, work schedule permitting.

Posted by Mitch at April 26, 2004 06:00 AM