EU to propose banning semi auto "weapons"

[Airbrush]

.....or just vote these people OUT! Did you vote for anyone other than UKIP, then stop complaining - you voted for what's coming.

Stop voting in the same old f@rts who will steal your guns and give your country away!

Your call.

[SevenSixTwo]

^ +1

[HALODIN]

Let's hope the number keeps ratcheting up... There must be millions of registered firearm owners across Europe. Anything that shows unity must help.

"74,733 needed to reach 150,000"

Just had an email to say they've hit 75k in 36hrs

[Alpha1]

The only thing in our favour is the fact that they are trying to do this in all the EU member Countries. If it was just the UK they would be gone in the blink of a eye.

[tkd67]

.....or just vote these people OUT! Did you vote for anyone other than UKIP, then stop complaining - you voted for what's coming.

Stop voting in the same old f@rts who will steal your guns and give your country away!

Your call.

Totally agree, if you vote the same, you get the same.
Sod this two party politics

[daman]

Why vote for a party that refuses to participate? UKIP don't have the decency to turn up and do the job they are paid for as MEPs. So, yeah, vote for them and they'll ensure the EU completely ignores your opinion.


aaarggh

[dromia]

Enough of the swearing, what is it with you lot?

This isn't GOM it is an open forum for all to see, antis included.

This forum is about shooting not immigration or the pluses and minuses of our failed political parties except in relation to original topic.

Behave!

[Fowler]

Back on track, just mail your MEP if possible. I believe a physical letter has a greater chance of being answered.

Emails do seem to attract a copy and pasted form letter of the "Thank you for your concern. <Insert party line here>" type. It makes a sort of sense as many emails from the petitioning side are often copy and pasted from forums. Personalised, well-written hardcopy does seem to be the best thing.

[Sixshot6]

Back on track, just mail your MEP if possible. I believe a physical letter has a greater chance of being answered.

Emails do seem to attract a copy and pasted form letter of the "Thank you for your concern. <Insert party line here>" type. It makes a sort of sense as many emails from the petitioning side are often copy and pasted from forums. Personalised, well-written hardcopy does seem to be the best thing.

About three of my MEP's have UK addresses. So I can get letters sent to three and the other three will have to be emails sadly. Which is a bummer as I wanted to get my letter seen as widely as possible.

Also sorry Dromia. Say has anyone who's written got any responses yet and I mean from a physical letter and not just hoping an email worked?

[bradaz11]

if you are that bothered about them seeing your undoubted calligraphy skillz, just scan it and email that to them?