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by Kowani » Thu Jun 23, 2022 8:25 pm
Abolitionism in the North has leagued itself with Radical Democracy, and so the Slave Power was forced to ally itself with the Money Power; that is the great fact of the age.

by Hukhalia » Thu Jun 23, 2022 8:31 pm

by Tarsonis » Thu Jun 23, 2022 8:38 pm

by Big Jim P » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:09 pm
San Lumen wrote:https://abc7ny.com/supreme-court-gun-case-guns-rights-concealed-carry/11990123/
Supreme Court strikes down New York conceal carry gun law
Good. One step closer, one more infringement down.
by Ors Might » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:27 pm
Heloin wrote:Ors Might wrote:You didn't say words or classifications have a reason as to why they're used, you said that they're made up.
Having a reason doesn’t change that they’re made up. The point you have to make about “assault weapons” isn’t linguistic, it’s pedantry of the most useless order. This isn’t me saying betekenisloos and saying it means a revolver, you know what is meant by assualt weapon.

by Big Jim P » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:36 pm
Forsher wrote:Haganham wrote:You literately did make it up
No, I'm not a mod. I can't edit your post to not say:Haganham wrote:This is literally exactly why we don't allow the government to maintain a database of gun owners.
If you actually want these kinds of search powers to exist... and you do, you literally posted a link to a conversation advocating for them... then don't say you don't.
And if you don't want these search powers to exist... don't link to a conversation proposing a solution that requires them to exist.
It's that simple.
And this is why you should make your own arguments, instead of outsourcing to other people.Washington Resistance Army wrote:No, you're thinking far too small scale. It's not about protests or personal self-protection or anything like that, though those are valid things, it's about needing weapons to actually fight the aforementioned groups. Capitalism is bad, liberal democracy that enables it is bad, Nazis are bad and these things are not going to go away without violence.
And, yet most of the world manages just fine.
Indeed, our biggest problem with right wing extremists are right wing extremists who are participating in American discourses. Several dozen people have already died for that precise reason.
As I was saying in the other thread, free speech or democracy... pick one. Most of the world chose democracy. The US chose free speech (by which I really mean "fetishising a mind bogglingly idiotic document and using it in lieu of doing any thinking for myself").
See, I look at Waco and think "actually, yes, these groups are precisely as impotent as everyone imagines, and their only actual power is self-immolation". You look at Waco and think "the state won't neutralise these groups, therefore we need gun battles from house to house". Enlightenment is realising that the "won't" isn't a can't. Listen to Haganham, start linking datasets... start mapping the social networks of extremists and give up on gun rights. Certainly, give up on the gun right adjacent issues.
You only have this problem because of gun rights. It is, in fact, possible to walk it back. For all everyone in this thread crows about "it's becoming more accepted" the actual reality is that people don't want to live in a gun society.
Change the way defamation works. Get rid of gerrymandering... which would probably require appointing someone to SCOTUS that isn't a lawyer*. Re-empower the federal legislature. Stop defining donations as speech (I mean, that's a Xerographica position when you think about it). Get rid of the fucking stupid piece of paper.
It's not that I disagree that everything but the guns is the problem because honestly that seems self-evident. The problem is that gun rights are used to defend and justify not changing everything else, too. Of course, the rest of the US Constitution is also a problem but my point is that there's a lot of things you might want to do but you can't, because doing those things would allow for gun regulation (and you can't have that). Take, as a ready example, Haganham's proposal.
*Bizarrely, that's something the US Constitution isn't actually responsible for... it does not require legal training/experience for members of the fourth house of the federal government.

by Big Jim P » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:45 pm
Forsher wrote:American Legionaries wrote:
Of course not, because that's excruciatingly stupid.
So, John Doe can't walk after you waving a knife for six blocks, right? No right to terrorise you, after all.
But John can walk after you waving a gun for six blocks, since that would be his second amendment right, no?
You see there is an inherent contradiction. Either the right to wield guns in public exists and is beyond regulation, or it is subject to regulation... in which case it is not a problem to say "Sorry mate, this is a gun free zone". You want it both ways.
Ah, but you say, it is the waving the gun about that is the problem. Why shouldn't John have a right to wave a gun about? He's not actually doing anything but waving a gun about...
And we've already established that it's not the following you for six blocks since, hey, it's not stalking if you're on public land the whole time according to this thread...
Maybe it's both. Come on, explain. How does it work? How do you have it both ways?

by Ors Might » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:48 pm
Big Jim P wrote:Forsher wrote:
So, John Doe can't walk after you waving a knife for six blocks, right? No right to terrorise you, after all.
But John can walk after you waving a gun for six blocks, since that would be his second amendment right, no?
You see there is an inherent contradiction. Either the right to wield guns in public exists and is beyond regulation, or it is subject to regulation... in which case it is not a problem to say "Sorry mate, this is a gun free zone". You want it both ways.
Ah, but you say, it is the waving the gun about that is the problem. Why shouldn't John have a right to wave a gun about? He's not actually doing anything but waving a gun about...
And we've already established that it's not the following you for six blocks since, hey, it's not stalking if you're on public land the whole time according to this thread...
Maybe it's both. Come on, explain. How does it work? How do you have it both ways?
The second amendment says "arms" not "guns". Knives (and a helluva lot of other things) are arms.

by Red Lake Circle » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:49 pm
01/15/1583 2000 GST: The trial for the murder of Faurgamu Reiks, the former head of National Revival who had connections to the terrorist group the Harjis Witoth, comes to a conclusion. Both Awareik Fairgunein and Hawi Marthal were convicted of second-degree murder. The public has a mixed response, with some agreeing with the sentencing and others believing the killing was justified. Presiding judge Aiktriu K. Kam responds, "I stand with the law, not public opinion."

by Hukhalia » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:50 pm

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by Big Jim P » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:52 pm
Gun Manufacturers wrote:Forsher wrote:
Yes and it's also gun control and gun regulation and a violation of your gun rights.
Oh, it's not a violation of your gun rights because it's a crime? Fine, let's just ban all guns. Now owning any gun is a crime! Do you see why "that's a crime" doesn't actually address the issue posed at all?
I really have no idea what you think your point is here, because I really don't think you agree with "if it's a crime, it doesn't violate your rights".
My point is, there's a difference between open carry and waving a gun around. Open carry with a permit (which I have) is legal where I live, waving a gun around is not. That DOES address the issue posed.

by Tarsonis » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:52 pm
Heloin wrote:Ors Might wrote:You didn't say words or classifications have a reason as to why they're used, you said that they're made up.
Having a reason doesn’t change that they’re made up. The point you have to make about “assault weapons” isn’t linguistic, it’s pedantry of the most useless order. This isn’t me saying betekenisloos and saying it means a revolver, you know what is meant by assualt weapon.

by Red Lake Circle » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:52 pm
01/15/1583 2000 GST: The trial for the murder of Faurgamu Reiks, the former head of National Revival who had connections to the terrorist group the Harjis Witoth, comes to a conclusion. Both Awareik Fairgunein and Hawi Marthal were convicted of second-degree murder. The public has a mixed response, with some agreeing with the sentencing and others believing the killing was justified. Presiding judge Aiktriu K. Kam responds, "I stand with the law, not public opinion."

by Tarsonis » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:53 pm

by Hukhalia » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:54 pm

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by Red Lake Circle » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:55 pm
01/15/1583 2000 GST: The trial for the murder of Faurgamu Reiks, the former head of National Revival who had connections to the terrorist group the Harjis Witoth, comes to a conclusion. Both Awareik Fairgunein and Hawi Marthal were convicted of second-degree murder. The public has a mixed response, with some agreeing with the sentencing and others believing the killing was justified. Presiding judge Aiktriu K. Kam responds, "I stand with the law, not public opinion."

by Great Heathen Air Force » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:55 pm

by Tarsonis » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:56 pm

by Hukhalia » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:56 pm

by Tarsonis » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:57 pm
Hukhalia wrote:Tarsonis wrote:
True goths wouldn't carry swords, that's conformist
swords are nonconformist who the fuck carries a sword anymoreRed Lake Circle wrote:Dressing like a goth of any sort would immediately make you look cool with a sword, no matter how badly you do it
what about an ostragoth

by Red Lake Circle » Thu Jun 23, 2022 9:57 pm
Hukhalia wrote:Tarsonis wrote:
True goths wouldn't carry swords, that's conformist
swords are nonconformist who the fuck carries a sword anymoreRed Lake Circle wrote:Dressing like a goth of any sort would immediately make you look cool with a sword, no matter how badly you do it
what about an ostragoth
01/15/1583 2000 GST: The trial for the murder of Faurgamu Reiks, the former head of National Revival who had connections to the terrorist group the Harjis Witoth, comes to a conclusion. Both Awareik Fairgunein and Hawi Marthal were convicted of second-degree murder. The public has a mixed response, with some agreeing with the sentencing and others believing the killing was justified. Presiding judge Aiktriu K. Kam responds, "I stand with the law, not public opinion."
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