Ummmmmmmmm, at the common law in a constitutional Republic, the public servants merely have privileges to exercise.
What is not specifically privileged, is absolutely denied.
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As all “gun violence laws” for possession by lawful citizens are then patently unconstitutional and without standing in law.
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There is no privilege for public servants to act upon RKBA and if they do, they are committing a constitutional crime.
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Firearms laws made after tragic events always seem to be punitive in nature.
Changes in Firearms regulations are already being proposed after the police officers were killed and wounded in Queensland. Proposed are restrictions in the number, type, caliber of guns that can be owned and how much ammunition can be kept.
This completely ignored the facts that the perps were unlicensed and the whole event used less than a box of rifle ammunition.
Perhaps Queensland police can investigate why it took nearly a year after to respond to a report someone (one of the perps) was dropping guns and ammunition into a river. The items were found exactly where it was reported.
“Firearms laws made after tragic events always seem to be punitive in nature.”
Well yeah, they’re “canned”. These people have wanted to come after you for a long time, they just waited for an excuse that the midwits in the population will accept.
If you pay attention you’ll find the classic strings of propaganda in nearly all coverage of such an event too. Odd, that.
Sometimes they measure to the tip of the tail, and other times just to the base. They flip a quarter every morning at first coffee, to determine the protocol for the day.
Or if it has a curly tail. Those were previous allowed, but now qualify as a short-tailed assault dog and you’re a felon if you have one. But it’s okay…you have 120 days to register your dog with the fee waived.
(Borrowing from The Princess Bride and applying my best lisp)
“Inconcealable!!”
Inconsolable gerbils. After the fact, of course.
ATF, FBI, State, Locals… whatever. They’re all the same shit to me these days.
None are trustworthy as a group, they’ve shown their colors. Certain individuals may be slightly better than others but the good ones all did the honorable thing and quit.
You know I bet Peter Butt-head and his husband “chasten”: Play hide the concealable “gerbal” all the time! (ouch! poor gerbal!) and don’t ask Peter about a crisis like Ohio when he’s on “personal time” he get’s his panties in a wad
Well you see it’s like this Officer Gestapo, I was driving my car loaded up with all my gunms to turn them in to the buy back,?, program when I ran off a cliff and my car sunked. Sadly the slight concussion I received in the crash has erased all the memory of just what cliff it exactly was. I’ll gladly pay the EPA pollution fine once my car is located.
BTW have you seen my dog Spot? He looks just like a bullet proof elephant only furry with black with white spots that appear to form the letters Fck The AFT Up The Ass With An Elephant’s Trunk.
Thank you for your concern, Now Get Off My Lawn, your welcome.
Matt that is true. But even Obama used driving and training as an argument for mandatory training. It is high time we threw the argument back at them with this being an excellent example.
And shoot your dog.
Her sweater suggests rather strongly that they’ve already done that.
Which explains the look on her face.
Ummmmmmmmm, at the common law in a constitutional Republic, the public servants merely have privileges to exercise.
What is not specifically privileged, is absolutely denied.
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As all “gun violence laws” for possession by lawful citizens are then patently unconstitutional and without standing in law.
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There is no privilege for public servants to act upon RKBA and if they do, they are committing a constitutional crime.
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Agreed, but I assume you misplaced this reply.
It’s a classic fascist tactic. Burn and machine gun the entire town because one person may have violated the rules.
Ask the Waco crew how that goes. What a disgraceful group of jackboots.
Firearms laws made after tragic events always seem to be punitive in nature.
Changes in Firearms regulations are already being proposed after the police officers were killed and wounded in Queensland. Proposed are restrictions in the number, type, caliber of guns that can be owned and how much ammunition can be kept.
This completely ignored the facts that the perps were unlicensed and the whole event used less than a box of rifle ammunition.
Perhaps Queensland police can investigate why it took nearly a year after to respond to a report someone (one of the perps) was dropping guns and ammunition into a river. The items were found exactly where it was reported.
“Firearms laws made after tragic events always seem to be punitive in nature.”
Well yeah, they’re “canned”. These people have wanted to come after you for a long time, they just waited for an excuse that the midwits in the population will accept.
If you pay attention you’ll find the classic strings of propaganda in nearly all coverage of such an event too. Odd, that.
He forgot to ask if there were any unregistered dogs in the house…
Or any dog with an overall length of less than 26 inches that still has a tail.
Sometimes they measure to the tip of the tail, and other times just to the base. They flip a quarter every morning at first coffee, to determine the protocol for the day.
Or if it has a curly tail. Those were previous allowed, but now qualify as a short-tailed assault dog and you’re a felon if you have one. But it’s okay…you have 120 days to register your dog with the fee waived.
What about dogs with the tail that goes up or weighs as much as 10 packing boxes?
May as well include cats and ferrets too. And those pesky concealable gerbils.
And be on the lookout for any untraceable ghost kitties.
Hah hah hah hah, conceivable gerbles.
Concealable, fckn spell fixer
(Borrowing from The Princess Bride and applying my best lisp)
“Inconcealable!!”
Inconsolable gerbils. After the fact, of course.
ATF, FBI, State, Locals… whatever. They’re all the same shit to me these days.
None are trustworthy as a group, they’ve shown their colors. Certain individuals may be slightly better than others but the good ones all did the honorable thing and quit.
84,000 strong and growing.
The number of cops quitting or the number of IRS inspectors?
A perfect example of the twisted thinking inherent with Gun Control.
I didn’t shoot yer kid on July 4th😠🙄
former water walker February 22, 2023 At 19:29
I didn’t shoot yer kid on July 4th😠🙄…BUT I WANTED TO !
You know I bet Peter Butt-head and his husband “chasten”: Play hide the concealable “gerbal” all the time! (ouch! poor gerbal!) and don’t ask Peter about a crisis like Ohio when he’s on “personal time” he get’s his panties in a wad
Dacian will either not get it or think such collective punishments are entirely justified.
He can do both. It’s a talent.
I forgot about Dacian’s capacity for doublethink.
I must be around too many normal people lately.
Maybe he’s born with it. Maybe it’s Maybelline (and mental illness).
https://www.fox8live.com/2023/02/23/over-dozen-suspects-arrested-gun-charges-during-carnival-walk-free-when-da-refuses-charges/
Well you see it’s like this Officer Gestapo, I was driving my car loaded up with all my gunms to turn them in to the buy back,?, program when I ran off a cliff and my car sunked. Sadly the slight concussion I received in the crash has erased all the memory of just what cliff it exactly was. I’ll gladly pay the EPA pollution fine once my car is located.
BTW have you seen my dog Spot? He looks just like a bullet proof elephant only furry with black with white spots that appear to form the letters Fck The AFT Up The Ass With An Elephant’s Trunk.
Thank you for your concern, Now Get Off My Lawn, your welcome.
🤣 possum!
“Mam, we are here for your safety”
Then they burned down her house.
And posed proudly among the ashes.
Quite disappointed she wasn’t holding a baby at the time though.
So were they…
Very true, but in clown world we must embrace the honk to thrive and survive.
Cept drivings a privilege and guns are a right but other than that it’s bout right
Matt that is true. But even Obama used driving and training as an argument for mandatory training. It is high time we threw the argument back at them with this being an excellent example.
La mayorÃa de las empresas como Uber y Lyft proporcionan cobertura de seguro en caso de que ocurra un accidente de viaje compartido con un vehÃculo de Uber o Lyft. Sin embargo, dependiendo de las circunstancias y los daños sufridos, la póliza de seguro de la compañÃa de viajes compartidos se puede aplicar para compensar a las vÃctimas por las pérdidas. Las personas que cumplen los requisitos son las siguientes: