Trump admin is DEFENDING the archaic National Firearms Act of 1934

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When SCOTUS decides a case, that is it..................no popular vote on it.

Laws can be Constitutional, or un constitutional...SCOTUS decides...........

Ghost guns are kaput now, for the most part..............the Vanderstock decision on the frame and receiver RULE is now law.

This Keeps the commies/Hamas/Antifa, from easily arming themselves..........easily arming themselves...................the Constitution is not a suicide pact with itself, and keeping the scum disarmed, is good.


The Dems intend to pack the Court so that the 2nd may be erased entirely.

Our Republic is the best we can do..............a Parliamentary form of popular democracy, like in England and Canada is a FLOP..............GOV'TS there fall all the time.

The commie Dems here believe that their protests should make the Trump Gov't fall......
 
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When SCOTUS decides a case, that is it..................no popular vote on it.

Laws can be Constitutional, or un constitutional...SCOTUS decides...........

Ghost guns are kaput now, for the most part..............the Vanderstock decision on the frame and receiver RULE is now law.

This Keeps the commies/Hamas/Antifa, from easily arming themselves..........easily arming themselves...................the Constitution is not a suicide pact with itself, and keeping the scum disarmed, is good.


The Dems intend to pack the Court so that the 2nd may be erased entirely.

Our Republic is the best we can do..............a Parliamentary form of popular democracy, like in England and Canada is a FLOP..............GOV'TS there fall all the time.

The commie Dems here believe that their protests should make the Trump Gov't fall......
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I put the Constitution over any Judge period! We can all read it as putting faith in man will get you nowhere. Ask the retards that put their Faith in Lord Fauci.
 
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Trump: ‘Take the guns first, go through due process second’​

President Trump on Wednesday voiced support for confiscating guns from certain individuals deemed to be dangerous, even if it violates due process rights.

“I like taking the guns early, like in this crazy man’s case that just took place in Florida … to go to court would have taken a long time,” Trump said at a meeting with lawmakers on school safety and gun violence

Its ironic that people frame Trump as Right vs left. as he is a lifelong ,liberal democrap surrounded by pedophiles and intimate friends with the Clinton's, and his fans are not sophisticated (or authentic) enough to see how he played them and mocks them daily.
Its frightening how naive people are, then again look at how many that fell for the covid hoax and death jabs, and the father of the clotshot still stands by the worst ongoing genocide in America that he made possible and brags about to this very day.

The Uni party wins , while clowns take the bait and point fingers, its the oldest scam on Earth, divide and conquer.

The Government gets in regardless of who you think you voted for, wake up people, its the transnational corporations and banskters since before your grandparents were born, POTUS and Congress critters are low level janitors keeping you hooked on hopium. 1764181222563.png
 
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Trump's Former Spiritual Advisor Walks With 6 Months After Abusing A 12-Year-Old Girl​

Robert Morris, once on Donald Trump's evangelical advisory board, pleads guilty to child sexual abuse dating from the 1980s​

In a shocking fall from grace, Robert Morris, a former spiritual adviser to US President Donald Trump, has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl, but will only serve just six months in jail.

Morris, the founder and long-standing senior pastor of Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas, admitted in court in Oklahoma that he committed 'lewd or indecent acts' with a minor in the early 1980s.

The victim, now 55-year-old Cindy Clemishire, says the abuse began in 1982, when Morris was a 21-year-old travelling evangelist staying with her family. The abuse allegedly continued for four years.


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Trump administration shields Israeli official charged with child sex crime​

The US government is denying that it helped a senior Israeli official leave the country after his arrest on a serious child sex crime charge.

And on Monday, the Israeli-born top US federal prosector in Nevada confirmed that she is declining to prosecute the official, leaving the matter instead to local authorities – a sign the US is trying to downplay the matter and shield Israel and the accused pedophile from the consequences.

“The Department of State is aware that Tom Artiom Alexandrovich, an Israeli citizen, was arrested in Las Vegas and given a court date for charges related to soliciting sex electronically from a minor,” the US foreign ministry’s Near Eastern Affairs bureau posted on Twitter/X on Monday.

“He did not claim diplomatic immunity and was released by a state judge pending a court date. Any claims that the US government intervened are false,” the State Department added.


Israeli-born US prosecutor appointed by Trump​

And in a further twist on Monday, Sigal Chattah, the acting US attorney – the top federal prosecutor for Nevada – confirmed that Alexandrovich was arrested in an “important multi-agency operation” that “targeted child sex predators who preyed upon the most vulnerable members of our communities.”

“As a result of the operation, the Clark County District Attorney’s Office is handling the prosecution,” Chattah added.

This signals that the federal government is washing its hands of the matter – leaving Alexandrovich to be prosecuted at the state level.

The US Department of Justice can and does file federal charges in such cases – especially when federal agencies are involved in a sting – but has, for some reason, chosen not to do so in this one.

A federal prosecution would carry much more force, especially if Alexandrovich refuses to return from Israel to the US.

Now a US federal official, Chattah is an Israeli-born lawyer who has been politically active with Zionist organizations, including the Israeli-American Council, a lobby group funded by pro-Israel tycoons Adam Milstein and Sheldon and Miriam Adelson.

Last month, more than 100 retired judges signed a letter objecting to President Donald Trump’s appointment of Chattah, calling her unqualified and citing “her well-documented history of racist remarks, conspiracy theories and threats of violence.”

Chattah has previously called for Israel to “wipe Gaza off the map” and labeled the entire population there “terrorists” and “animals.” 1764181858058.png
 
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Getting back to the topic this thread was about, perhaps the people screaming need to stop and consider a few things... spend twenty minutes listening to someone who has actually litigated cases in front of SCOTUS.
 
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Zerex said:
the Constitution is not a suicide pact
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hmm..... Who else keeps saying this kind of shit?

Oh yea, all of the Democrats.

Our Founding Fathers understood that people have to be responsible primarily for their own defense and the defense of their Country.
I'm sure they knew that there was the possibility of a person using their arms for nefarious purposes, but felt it was an acceptable compromise so that those who didn't could defend themselves.
The Constitution is not a suicide pact, this is true. It is a declaration that our government is NOT allowed to infringe on our Right to defend ourselves, even if it is our own government we must defend ourselves from.
But, so far, only one side has been trying to use this phrase as a means to undermine those very Rights our forefathers felt was so important.

Thank you for showing which side you support.
 
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This is too hard to understand?

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

1) It starts with A well regulated Militia, (comma) so a group of we the people.

2) Next being necessary to the security of a free state, (comma) land / boundaries are incapable of anything, so therefore the free State is the freedom of we the people being located in the boundaries of the U.S.A. not the state of NY/PA/etc land;

3) Next, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, could mean it's ok to have meat limbs hanging off your body OR any weapon and can also have it on your person.

4) Lastly, shall not be infringed, means just what it states.

In wrapping up, it is #1 the people, #2 the people, #3 the people, #4 the people; NOT #1 the State, #2 the State, #3 the person, #4 the State.

Now writing it in terms more understandable:
The people, needing to be secure in a State of freedom (not land), can have and carry anything they want, the government can't do anything about it.

Yet, lawyers and carpet baggers will try.
 
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A well REGULATED militia meant "well equipped", in the vernacular of the day...........guns horses, uniforms, provisions.

A militia.............. did NOT include.. women indians, tories, criminals, the deranged, slaves, Brits and other undesirables of the day...they could not serve in the militia.

The 4473 weeds out 20 million felons in the USA today from gun ownership. It ain;lt 1790 anymore.

SCOTUS, is your boss.
 
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Zerex said:
A well REGULATED militia meant "well equipped", in the vernacular of the day...........guns horses, uniforms, provisions.

A militia.............. did NOT include.. women indians, tories, criminals, the deranged, slaves, Brits and other undesirables of the day...they could not serve in the militia.

The 4473 weeds out 20 million felons in the USA today from gun ownership. It ain;lt 1790 anymore.

SCOTUS, is your boss.
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Unfortunately for that line of thinking, the 2A says nothing of the rights of the militia.
 
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The militia has been addressed in Heller and McDonald.

Such militia men, are under control of their commanding officers, and the Gov of that state...rights are to obey orders.

The Whiskey Rebellion, is an example, as is Shays rebellion, by sovereigns of the day also regarding taxes. They lost..............same as pissing and moaning about SCOTUS decisions today.

At the Fed level..no one is prohibited from owning any Class 3 weapon or AW.............


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Zerex said:
The militia has been addressed in Heller and McDonald.

Such militia men, are under control of their commanding officers, and the Gov of that state...rights are to obey orders.

The Whiskey Rebellion, is an example, as is Shays rebellion, by sovereigns of the day also regarding taxes. They lost..............same as pissing and moaning about SCOTUS decisions today.

At the Fed level..no one is prohibited from owning any Class 3 weapon or AW.............


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Citing the decisions of a court that has gotten so much wrong in the past isn't convincing.

The 2A says what it says, regardless of who says otherwise. No amount of pagentry or appeals to authority will change that.

On top of that, the 2A just *recognizes* the *fundamental human right* to defend yourself and your loved ones, and to have the means to do so. The 2A doesn't define the right, and the right would exist no matter what.

People living in England, or even North Korea have as much of an RKBA as we do. The fact that their governments infringe that right doesn't change it. It's merely an indictment of those governments.
 
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Citing the decisions of a court that has gotten so much wrong in the past isn't convincing.

The 2A says what it says, regardless of who says otherwise. No amount of pagentry or appeals to authority will change that.

On top of that, the 2A just *recognizes* the *fundamental human right* to defend yourself and your loved ones, and to have the means to do so. The 2A doesn't define the right, and the right would exist no matter what.

People living in England, or even North Korea have as much of an RKBA as we do. The fact that their governments infringe that right doesn't change it. It's merely an indictment of those governments.
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This explains your post very well.

Maybe a couple other people will watch this and understand. Maybe not.
 
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Zerex said:
SCOTUS, is your boss.
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NO.

That is the antithesis of everything the US stands for.

*THE PEOPLE* are the boss. The government, to include SCOTUS, exists for the sole reason of safeguarding the rights of the people.

When they get it wrong, it is "the right of the people to alter or abolish" that government. That right includes everything from voting them out, to straight up shooting the bastards if that's what it takes.

That was *explicitly* stated in both the Declaration of Independence and the US constitution.

So, no, SCOTUS isn't the boss of anyone *except* the government.
 
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I asked Grok to review infringement from after 1776 to today that the founding fathers would have revolted again, it came back with ~5 times but current time is the worst. It stated that the constant waiting on the courts, payments to individuals for infringement wouldn't be tolerated. Most things the gov is/has been doing called for stern actions.
Guess modern man is mostly girlymen.
 
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