Gun Control 2022 (IV) - Gun Rights, Control, & Government

[The of Korea]

Eh, can you say unconstitutional?
New Gun Control Law Would Require Gun Owners in NY to get Mental Health Evaluations

Now imagine the outrage if a red state said "you need to get a mental exam before you can have an abortion"...

don't many states already have counseling mandated for those seeking an abortion?

[Grinning Dragon]

Eh, can you say unconstitutional?
New Gun Control Law Would Require Gun Owners in NY to get Mental Health Evaluations

Now imagine the outrage if a red state said "you need to get a mental exam before you can have an abortion"...

If anything, NY should perhaps institute mental checks for those currently in office and future candidates, as it is, the current ones are the ones that are mentally deficient.

[Pax Nerdvana]

Now imagine the outrage if a red state said "you need to get a mental exam before you can have an abortion"...

If anything, NY should perhaps institute mental checks for those currently in office and future candidates, as it is, the current ones are the ones that are mentally deficient.

That's not a bad idea...

[Diopolis]

Now imagine the outrage if a red state said "you need to get a mental exam before you can have an abortion"...

don't many states already have counseling mandated for those seeking an abortion?

Counseling for abortion, IIRC, is usually run by planned parenthood.

[Grinning Dragon]

Just think you will get treated to a nice gun control screed during the superbowl. bloomberg the midget nazi spent 11million for his spot.
Unless you are like me and don't watch the superbowl.

[Paddy O Fernature]

Eh, can you say unconstitutional?
New Gun Control Law Would Require Gun Owners in NY to get Mental Health Evaluations

Now imagine the outrage if a red state said "you need to get a mental exam before you can have an abortion"...

Or required to you show any valid us photo ID prior to voting.

Just think you will get treated to a nice gun control screed during the superbowl. bloomberg the midget nazi spent 11million for his spot.
Unless you are like me and don't watch the superbowl.

I think we should crowdfund the spot immediately following his ad to feature a thirty second montage of 2019's best of "Demolition Ranch" in response.

[Grinning Dragon]

I'm guessing that the former agent didn't get the memo that the obama/holder gun running scheme aka fast and furious was rescinded?
ATF investigating former deputy for trafficking weapons to Mexico

[Gig em Aggies]

Just think you will get treated to a nice gun control screed during the superbowl. bloomberg the midget nazi spent 11million for his spot.
Unless you are like me and don't watch the superbowl.

I watch for the movie trailers

[Grinning Dragon]

Just think you will get treated to a nice gun control screed during the superbowl. bloomberg the midget nazi spent 11million for his spot.
Unless you are like me and don't watch the superbowl.

I watch for the movie trailers

I usually look them up the day after.
Also read, that bloomberg has so far spent 100 million on his campaign of authoritarianism.

[The Two Jerseys]

I'm guessing that the former agent didn't get the memo that the obama/holder gun running scheme aka fast and furious was rescinded?
ATF investigating former deputy for trafficking weapons to Mexico

But the grabbers told me that law enforcement can be 100% trusted with guns...

[Grinning Dragon]

I'm guessing that the former agent didn't get the memo that the obama/holder gun running scheme aka fast and furious was rescinded?
ATF investigating former deputy for trafficking weapons to Mexico

But the grabbers told me that law enforcement can be 100% trusted with guns...

I too have heard the same screed, and in how those type of people are some how firearm experts. I also found out, when a person was shot or they were in a place where a mass shooting occurred they automatically become an expert on all things firearm related as they spout their mindless incoherent anti gun mantra.

[Grinning Dragon]

BREAKING: Pennsylvania Court Issues Preliminary Injunction Against AG Shapiro’s Ban on ‘Partially Manufactured’ Receivers

Today, Judge P. Kevin Brobson of Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court issued a 17-page opinion and order enjoining Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) Commissioner Colonel Robert Evanchick and his agents, servants, and officers “from implementing or enforcing PSP’s new policy addressed to partially manufactured receivers…” PSP issued and enforced the now-blocked policy after being directed to by Attorney General Josh Shapiro in an opinion issued last month. The Court’s opinion and order are available at FPCLegal.org.

Just 4 days after Shapiro’s ‘legal opinion’ was published, Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) Law filed a lawsuit and sought an emergency injunction on behalf of its members and co-petitioners Landmark Firearms LLC, US Rifle LLC, and Polymer80, Inc. The petitioners were represented by attorney Joshua Prince, Chief Counsel of Civil Rights Defense Firm, P.C., at the January 21 preliminary injunction hearing.

The “indefiniteness of PSP’s new enforcement policy on what constitutes a firearm in this Commonwealth creates the potential for arbitrary and discriminatory enforcement,” Judge Brobson explained in today’s opinion. “The public policy of this Commonwealth does not favor such vague laws.” And while there “are many ills that our society faces, and government can be an effective force in combating them,” the “laudable intentions and policy goals of a government agency, however, cannot override limits on governmental power. Simply put, the ends cannot justify the means.”....

[Paddy O Fernature]

BREAKING: Pennsylvania Court Issues Preliminary Injunction Against AG Shapiro’s Ban on ‘Partially Manufactured’ Receivers

Today, Judge P. Kevin Brobson of Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court issued a 17-page opinion and order enjoining Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) Commissioner Colonel Robert Evanchick and his agents, servants, and officers “from implementing or enforcing PSP’s new policy addressed to partially manufactured receivers…” PSP issued and enforced the now-blocked policy after being directed to by Attorney General Josh Shapiro in an opinion issued last month. The Court’s opinion and order are available at FPCLegal.org.

Just 4 days after Shapiro’s ‘legal opinion’ was published, Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) Law filed a lawsuit and sought an emergency injunction on behalf of its members and co-petitioners Landmark Firearms LLC, US Rifle LLC, and Polymer80, Inc. The petitioners were represented by attorney Joshua Prince, Chief Counsel of Civil Rights Defense Firm, P.C., at the January 21 preliminary injunction hearing.

The “indefiniteness of PSP’s new enforcement policy on what constitutes a firearm in this Commonwealth creates the potential for arbitrary and discriminatory enforcement,” Judge Brobson explained in today’s opinion. “The public policy of this Commonwealth does not favor such vague laws.” And while there “are many ills that our society faces, and government can be an effective force in combating them,” the “laudable intentions and policy goals of a government agency, however, cannot override limits on governmental power. Simply put, the ends cannot justify the means.”....

Always nice to see good news for a change.

[Gig em Aggies]

BREAKING: Pennsylvania Court Issues Preliminary Injunction Against AG Shapiro’s Ban on ‘Partially Manufactured’ Receivers

Always nice to see good news for a change.

Nah your not showing enough enthusiasm this https://youtu.be/g8IVI0sZ6F8 is how you should act when hearing good news

[Hurtful Thoughts]

But the grabbers told me that law enforcement can be 100% trusted with guns...

I too have heard the same screed, and in how those type of people are some how firearm experts. I also found out, when a person was shot or they were in a place where a mass shooting occurred they automatically become an expert on all things firearm related as they spout their mindless incoherent anti gun mantra.

Mostly boils down to "I don't wanna get shot while working my punch-clock role as a peace-officer so I'll just sit back and wait for the shooting to stop if I can."

"Unless he's already shooting at me... then I unload every gun-mag I have into his general direction. But you should NEVER do that if you're concealed carrying, because I have special stormtrooper training for precise aim even though studies have shown I miss my mark 80% of the time in a high-stress situation."

Avg citizen: "Well, I don't wanna get shot in my own home while watching the super-bowl... so I guess we have common ground after-all."

Not mentioned: Police have ballistic vests proof against most handguns and even some shotgun loads and can tank hits, average people do not.

"Well, uh.. more people with guns means the shooting continues for longer [it doesn't, the threat usually gets stopped pretty quick] and when we walk in everybody's got a gun out and gives me a panic-attack." [Usually, "the nice folks with guns" will generally obey police orders and give info to get the situation resolve ASAP, there's also convienently a hella lot more living witnessess for some reason]

[Grinning Dragon]

I too have heard the same screed, and in how those type of people are some how firearm experts. I also found out, when a person was shot or they were in a place where a mass shooting occurred they automatically become an expert on all things firearm related as they spout their mindless incoherent anti gun mantra.

Mostly boils down to "I don't wanna get shot while working my punch-clock role as a peace-officer so I'll just sit back and wait for the shooting to stop if I can."

"Unless he's already shooting at me... then I unload every gun-mag I have into his general direction. But you should NEVER do that if you're concealed carrying, because I have special stormtrooper training for precise aim even though studies have shown I miss my mark 80% of the time in a high-stress situation."

Avg citizen: "Well, I don't wanna get shot in my own home while watching the super-bowl... so I guess we have common ground after-all."

Not mentioned: Police have ballistic vests proof against most handguns and even some shotgun loads and can tank hits, average people do not.

So what you are saying is that there should be a tax credit for buying a lvl IIIa ballistic vest or vests with trauma plates. I like where this plan is going, not to mention a boon to the economy as well as protection manufactures will produce more, which in turn will require the hiring of additional staff, it's a win win.

[Hurtful Thoughts]

Mostly boils down to "I don't wanna get shot while working my punch-clock role as a peace-officer so I'll just sit back and wait for the shooting to stop if I can."

"Unless he's already shooting at me... then I unload every gun-mag I have into his general direction. But you should NEVER do that if you're concealed carrying, because I have special stormtrooper training for precise aim even though studies have shown I miss my mark 80% of the time in a high-stress situation."

Avg citizen: "Well, I don't wanna get shot in my own home while watching the super-bowl... so I guess we have common ground after-all."

Not mentioned: Police have ballistic vests proof against most handguns and even some shotgun loads and can tank hits, average people do not.

So what you are saying is that there should be a tax credit for buying a lvl IIIa ballistic vest or vests with trauma plates. I like where this plan is going, not to mention a boon to the economy as well as protection manufactures will produce more, which in turn will require the hiring of additional staff, it's a win win.

Yeah, but that means the police will be lugging their patrol-rifles as their primary sidearm everywhere to compensate.

Or take the Russian approach and have police always travel as-squads of three and issue one a loaded M4A1 at all times.
"But that's too expensive!"

[Grinning Dragon]

So what you are saying is that there should be a tax credit for buying a lvl IIIa ballistic vest or vests with trauma plates. I like where this plan is going, not to mention a boon to the economy as well as protection manufactures will produce more, which in turn will require the hiring of additional staff, it's a win win.

Yeah, but that means the police will be lugging their patrol-rifles as their primary sidearm everywhere to compensate.

Or take the Russian approach and have police always travel as-squads of three and issue one a loaded M4A1 at all times.
"But that's too expensive!"

Oh come one now, I'm trying to get additional vests on the cheap here, plus a tax write off, HA.

Also of interest.

“In a moment of candor, the Associated Press told me directly they avoid self-defense stories because they don’t want to encourage copycats,” said Alan Korwin, a 30-year member of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ), and advisor to Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership, www.jpfo.org. “The reporter told me if he did report he would face a reprimand, eventual firing, and those stories would simply not run if he did.”

Yes, heaven forbid the media encourage self defense.

When Seconds Count, Count On Your Neighbors: Self Defense

[Diopolis]

So what you are saying is that there should be a tax credit for buying a lvl IIIa ballistic vest or vests with trauma plates. I like where this plan is going, not to mention a boon to the economy as well as protection manufactures will produce more, which in turn will require the hiring of additional staff, it's a win win.

Yeah, but that means the police will be lugging their patrol-rifles as their primary sidearm everywhere to compensate.

Or take the Russian approach and have police always travel as-squads of three and issue one a loaded M4A1 at all times.
"But that's too expensive!"

Do you have any idea how difficult it'll be to find groups of one who can read, one who can write, and one trustworthy enough to watch the intellectuals in this day and age?

[Grinning Dragon]

Ahh, nothing like doxing citizens all in the name of, well I don't know what it would fall under, considering the news org is violating a person's privacy all in the name of the state.
In all honesty it isn't anybodies business who is carrying concealed.
CA sheriff forced to reveal concealed carriers’ identities to newspaper

[Paddy O Fernature]

Ahh, nothing like doxing citizens all in the name of, well I don't know what it would fall under, considering the news org is violating a person's privacy all in the name of the state.
In all honesty it isn't anybodies business who is carrying concealed.
CA sheriff forced to reveal concealed carriers’ identities to newspaper

How in the fuck is that even legal?

[Telconi]

Ahh, nothing like doxing citizens all in the name of, well I don't know what it would fall under, considering the news org is violating a person's privacy all in the name of the state.
In all honesty it isn't anybodies business who is carrying concealed.
CA sheriff forced to reveal concealed carriers’ identities to newspaper

How in the fuck is that even legal?

I mean, how in the fuck is California even legal?

[Paddy O Fernature]

How in the fuck is that even legal?

I mean, how in the fuck is California even legal?

It isn't and is long overdue for a swift kick in the morals by SCOTUS.

[Grinning Dragon]

I mean, how in the fuck is California even legal?

It isn't and is long overdue for a swift kick in the morals by SCOTUS.

Pretty much this, the SCOTUS needs to slap komiefornia around like the red headed step child that it is.

[Telconi]

It isn't and is long overdue for a swift kick in the morals by SCOTUS.

Pretty much this, the SCOTUS needs to slap komiefornia around like the red headed step child that it is.

Red-headed step-child implies that California is being abused through no fault of it's own. Which is blatantly false.