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Still reading the decision, but something starting on page 25 is critical:
Burden of proof. “The constitutional imperative is on the government to not infringe. The correct starting orientation is that no arm may be prohibited.” (page 26) <edit> The whole section on “Militia Use” starting on page 80 is also critical. This opinion cuts to the core issues. It is excellently written and may serve as a foundation for future 2nd amendment cases. “In the end, the Bill of Rights is not a list of suggestions or guidelines for social balancing. The Bill of Rights prevents the tyranny of the majority from taking away the rights of a minority. When a state nibbles on Constitutional rights, who protects the minorities? The federal courts. The Second Amendment protects any law-abiding citizen’s right to choose to be armed to defend himself, his family, and his home. At the same time, the Second Amendment protects a citizen’s right to keep and bear arms to use should the militia be needed to fight against invaders, terrorists, and tyrants. The Second Amendment is about America’s freedom: the freedom to protect oneself, family, home, and homeland. California’s assault weapon ban disrespects that freedom.” (pages 91-92) In the conclusion: “There is only one policy enshrined in the Bill of Rights. Guns and ammunition in the hands of criminals, tyrants and terrorists are dangerous; guns in the hands of law-abiding responsible citizens are better.” (page 92) https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.ne...pdf?1622850515 |
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On a second note: the current Ninth Circuit is predominantly leaning conservative so it is a good time for this judge to open this can of worms (or is that whup-ass!) |
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Watched a video which brought up an interesting observation.
The left seems very disturbed about the comparison of the AR-15 to a Swiss Army knife. The left understands messaging. This comparison scares them because it takes away the mystique of “assault weapons”. Their biggest worry is guns becoming no big deal. |
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It often came up in discussions years ago regarding our state's availability of open-carry: "Well, what's the law?" "There is no law." "Well, then you can't do that." "Sit down, have some more coffee & let me explain about 'that which isn't prohibited is permitted'." I don't think SCOTUS should take this; I hope they just b-slap CA and send it back affirming the decision. |
In my lifetime (which predates the 1968 GCA) have I seen conservatives from state and federal levels repudiate the overreach of the Democratic Party so blatantly as since the illegitimate election that was carried out in 2020. Lawmakers from local Sheriffs and Chiefs of Police, and up to state legislators (of both parties) and governors are pushing back on nearly every firearm control act or federal law that prohibits or infringes on the 2A and the rights guaranteed in the BoR.
If a “law” can’t be or won’t be enforced then it should be stricken from the books or re-written with the consent of the governed by a 2/3 majority. If it violates the constitution or BoR then it should go before the amendment process to be permanently changed and ratified by the states. No other process is acceptable and there is only one “right” that unequivocally stated “shall not be infringed”. |
ODNT, while I whole heartedly agree with you, there are unfortunately others in a position of power that don't.
Sit back folks and enjoy the ever vise-like grip of gun control to squeeze incrementally tighter and tighter: https://americanmilitarynews.com/202...n-legislation/ It seems they have come up with a way to make things happen that don't involve the Legislature. Wouldn't it be awesome if we actually had some representatives in our government that would stand up to bureaucrats dictating law and its definitions? |
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Within the states, results are consistently drawn on partisan lines.
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An estimated 300,000 US gun purchases were blocked by background checks last year, with 42% due to prior felony convictions.
Forty million guns were purchased legally in 2020. |
40 million guns!?! The mind boggles!! Explains the ammo shortage though.
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"GUNS" in AMERICA:
There are a lot of guns in the U S A , BUT, Will there be a lot of people to use guns in the ongoing political science correctness war we are in... HAS the Shooting started ?
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who needs guns to kill people when a vaccine is killing more healthy young people than COVID did...
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My sympathy and outrage are only metered by the fact that I've come around to the belief that if the people within the state or metropolitan areas do not reject and oust a tyrant or failed system then they have the government which they deserve. New York Detroit Chicago Baltimore Kalifornia San Francisco L.A. |
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Another important case fails to gain any publicity.
I haven’t read the whole thing (141 pages), but apparently the 4th Circuit struck down federal restrictions on 18-20 year olds purchasing handguns. https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...7cb_story.html https://s3.documentcloud.org/documen...1/guns-pdf.pdf |
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Quite a few state’s attorneys general are weighing in on an important SCOTUS case.
https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketP...0al.pdf#page31 What’s in so far: https://www.supremecourt.gov/Search....ic/20-843.html |
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If you spent your entire life supporting people and causes that prescribe to the Cloward-Piven strategy, it is not a failed system at all. The system is working exactly the way it was designed. If you dont care about anything but your free government money check - the fact that businesses can't find people to work isn't a failure. -Yo tengo la mía mother fuckers !! If you want to force social change at all costs, who really gives a fuck if a few thousand people end up starving and homeless? There is a reaosn that violent criminals rome the streets. There is a reason that criminals were released form jail in droves during a pandemic that was going to kill all but 99% of mankind... ...so the government could scare you into compliance. The 'Great Leap Forward' led to the deaths of TENS OF MILLIONS of people. As people met their tragic fates, the government in power continued to beat the drum that it was all the fault of their political opposition. It was all because of failed implementation secondary to the opposition of those that didn't want to cooperate. It will all be different "this time" ...and here we are. What's happening in America is NOT a failure of the system, it is a design feature of the system. Once more for the cheap seats: Its not a fault, its a feature. Get used to it. |
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We don't have to accept it or embrace it - but we certainly need to acknowledge it. The refusal to acknowledge it is why we are in the shape we are in. DADT was just to allow people to serve with honor - until it wasnt. Now it's "bake my cake mother fucker" "Pay for my surgery you fucking bigoted homophobe" Pretending that we dont have to get used to it - "the pendulum will swing the other way" sooner or later is why that pendulum never really seems to swing the other way. If things are going to swing the other way, why didn't anything get done when the republicans finally had both houses, the white house, and the court? Especially when they had spent the last 8 years campaigning that once they got control, things would be different? Because there is no pendulum. |
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Many of the people that 'win' the elections are compromised in some manner and are are easily manipulated. And you have those who are 'Republicans' In Name Only who are actually grifters and members of the Uni-Party and the Party of Me. All these people answer to a higher power other than 'The People' and it ain't Jesus Christ. The rabid Chihuahua Trey Gowdy, Mitt Romney, Michael Steele, Rinse Preibus, Rona Romney-McDaniel, Cocaine Mitch, Lindsey Graham, Bill Barr, Chris Christy etc, etc, I mean we could go on for hours listing these turds! When the pendulum did swing, these grifters spent 4+ years dragging to to a halt, and then when election fraud was committed they allowed an election to be stolen. Diane Feinstein had a Chinese spy working for her. Eric Swalwell was banging a Chinese spy. Mitch McConnell is married to a Taiwanese woman who's family operates a large International shipping company. The Pelosi's are big into insider trading. Bob Menendez and Anthony Weiner like girls under the age off 18. Hunter Biden is a crack head. Would Box have a security clearance if it became known he was getting a little Fang-Fang or your kids were crack heads? |
And then there is this drivel:
https://americanmilitarynews.com/202...nt-is-racist/? If this is true, then I think the 1st Amendment is racist for allowing hurtful things to be said about anyone. No one should ever be hurt by anyone, ever, and words hurt! “Welcome to Costco, I love you!” |
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They should be chased from their farms by pitchfork wielding SJW's The Boxen should be rounded up, put on a train and sent away. ...and the second amendment won't save them - because there's no ammo on the shelves. Firearms are useless when there's no fuel to make them run. Quote:
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You know just prior to the ammo shortage there was a rumor floating around LCAAP that something nefarious was up. That began when the contract changed and the employee group buy was discontinued. |
Unfortunately, I currently live in the greater B0ston area. I am constantly amused by the BLM, Rainbow, #stopasianhate, stop-gun-store-in-this town, flags and signs littering the beautiful historic homes owned by the rich white elites of the Harvard, BC, Brandeis, MIT crowd (you can’t throw a rock without hitting some liberal higher level learning indoctrination center).
Another funny part is that many of the blacks (yeah, I said it, blacks!) are imported! What? My neighbor is Ugandan for the love of Jesus! Many of the blacks I have met are heavily accented, Africans or Caribbean! They’re just happy to be here and don’t want to be embroiled in our petty politics. I’ll bet half of them are thinking thay made a huge mistake coming here! Most of the people that are natives (anyone with a MA accent) here, can’t stand it here! Just counting the time before I move! Carry on. |
They're still coming. I can sure see this happening.
"The move would force owners to be put on a federal registry, submit fingerprints, photos, notify law enforcement officers and wait over nine months for approval, as well as pay a $200 tax, in accordance with National Firearms Act requirements." https://americanmilitarynews.com/202...ew-house-bill/ |
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This is an attempt to shift the Overton window in preparation for a counterattack. |
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This one is for all the marbles.
It’s the case that’s been generations in the making. If it is ruled pro-2A, then blue cities and states will have lost their tyrannical power. If it is ruled anti-2A, then we know that the next civil war is upon us. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/16/supr...y-gun-law.html |
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Interesting and horrifying considering the court decided quite some time ago that the police DO NOT have a constitutional duty to protect "you"
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IMHO, its not a matter of "if" SCOTUS decides the 2A is null and void, its "when" they do it. |
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