Any Thoughts on This and Implications? Other States Could Follow?

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It's the crack in the door. If that stands, next will be all bolt action, then all hand guns, etc...
 
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Holy cow!
 
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Maybe a race between California and Mass on the worst gun laws?
 
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Recently the U.S. Supreme Court has refused to review state court Second Amendment decisions, permitting state court decisions to stand.

Kind of like State's Rights.
 
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and another reason I live in Texas
 
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Maybe a race between California and Mass on the worst gun laws?

CA is worse, it bans all semi auto center fire rifles with detachable magazines. That would include 30-06s.
 
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Recently the U.S. Supreme Court has refused to review state court Second Amendment cases, permitting state decisions to stand.

They are all illegal and unconstitutional, PERIOD. Even the federal laws outlawing automatic weapons are unconstitutional.

Why is it that no one seems to be able to understand what the second amendment says or can fathom it's true purpose?
It is very clearly worded and it's meaning and intend are abundantly clear to anyone with half a brain. What the second says is that the right to keep and bear arms, any arms, is guaranteed.
It's purpose it so that the people can protect themselves against a government run amuck. It has nothing to do with home invaders, wild natives, rapist, robbers, snakes, bears, mountain lions or any other critter or person seeking to do you harm. It has to do with your own government seeking to do you harm.

A militia has nothing to do with any government controlled type of army at any level of government. The minutemen were a militia. The framers clearly knew who the minutemen were and it was the same the phrase well regulated militia refers to in the second amendment. For those who don't know, the minutemen was an army of insurrection that was in open rebellion against the government then in power which in the minds of the minutemen had run completely amok and become tyrannical.

When the British marched on Concord it was to cease (illegally horded) cannon, shot and power which were equivalent to the weapons of mass destruction of the day. The framers intended the second amendment to prevent something like Lexington and Concord from happening in this country again. It's extended purpose is to ensure that the government fears and respects the people so the people need never fear their own government.

No judge, not even the supreme court can suspend the constitution or any part of it. No state or local government can tamper with or pose restraints on the constitution. No member of the administration including the President of the United States has the power to tamper with the constitution or any of its provisions. The ONE and ONLY LEGAL way to amend, mess or tamper with the 2nd amendment such as infringe on the people's right to keep and bear arms in any form is though the constitutional amendment process as described in Article 5 of the constitution itself. To my knowledge the 2nd has never been amended nor has anyone had the stones to attempt to amend it. Although they do attempt to slime around it all the time like the cowards they are. They may pass laws but those laws are unconstitutional therefore illegal as the constitution is the SUPREME law of the land. Each and every person who passes these laws has also sworn an oath to uphold the constitution as the supreme law of the land. According to the constitution they have to in order to hold any office at all. Every legislator, every member of the administration and every member of the judicial branch does. Every lawyer, soldier and sailor also does. The constitution is the ultimate ***** card that trumps all other trumps. No other law, rule or regulation is valid against it.

We are either a nation of laws or we are not. Law can not be applied to some and not to all equally. This is exactly what the constitution is all about and has always been all about.

There is a word for those in power who attempt to hold themselves above the law and hold the rest in contempt and that word is TYRANT.

The intent and purpose of the Bill of Rights (the first ten amendments) was to keep tyrants at bay by providing the people the tools they need to maintain this nation as a one where freedom and liberty reign supreme and for all times. It would be fair to consider anyone who attempts to waltz around any part of the Bill of Rights as potential tyrant with ill intent.
 
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They are all illegal and unconstitutional, PERIOD. Even the federal laws outlawing automatic weapons are unconstitutional. Why is it that no one seems to be able to understand what the second amendment says or can fathom it's true purpose? It is very clearly worded and it's meaning and intend are abundantly clear to anyone with half a brain. What the second says is that the right to keep and bear arms, any arms, is guaranteed. It's purpose it so that the people can protect themselves against a government run amuck. It has nothing to do with home invaders, wild natives, rapist, robbers, snakes, bears, mountain lions or any other critter or person seeking to do you harm. It has to do with your own government seeking to do you harm. A militia has nothing to do with any government controlled type of army at any level of government. The minutemen were a militia. The framers clearly knew who the minutemen were and it was the same the phrase well regulated militia refers to in the second amendment. For those who don't know, the minutemen was an army of insurrection that was in open rebellion against the government then in power which in the minds of the minutemen had run completely amok and become tyrannical. When the British marched on Concord it was to cease (illegally horded) cannon, shot and power which were equivalent to the weapons of mass destruction of the day. The framers intended the second amendment to prevent something like Lexington and Concord from happening in this country again. It's extended purpose is to ensure that the government fears and respects the people so the people need never fear their own government. No judge, not even the supreme court can suspend the constitution or any part of it. No state or local government can tamper with or pose restraints on the constitution. No member of the administration including the President of the United States has the power to tamper with the constitution or any of its provisions. The ONE and ONLY LEGAL way to amend, mess or tamper with the 2nd amendment such as infringe on the people's right to keep and bear arms in any form is though the constitutional amendment process as described in Article 5 of the constitution itself. To my knowledge the 2nd has never been amended nor has anyone had the stones to attempt to amend it. Although they do attempt to slime around it all the time like the cowards they are. We are either a nation of laws or we are not. Law can not be applied to some and not to all equally. This is exactly what the constitution is all about and has always been all about. There is a word for those in power who attempt to hold themselves above the law and hold the rest in contempt and that word is TYRANT. The intent and purpose of the Bill of Rights (the first ten amendments) was to keep tyrants at bay by providing the people the tools they need to maintain this nation as a one where freedom and liberty reign supreme and for all times.

Very well stated Sir.
 
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