Garand Illusion
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So here's the deal ... you wake up on June 15th to hear the exciting news. On an unexpected 9-0 vote SCOTUS has declared the 2nd amendment not only an individual right, but an absolute right that must be incorporated to affect the states.
They make it clear that getting rid of the obstructive gun laws in Cali, Chicago, Hawaii, etc. is nothing more than a legal formality, as they will accept all pro-gun cases and summarily rule on them. Gun ownership is an American right, and except for felons all Americans will be able to own whatever firearm they want (machine guns will still be specially registered and tracked, but no more date limitations).
Schumer and Boxer weep bitterly on TV, but accept that fact that anti-gun laws are non-starters. They accept the fact that for the forseeable future gun control will not be a democrat principle.
Keith Obermann's head explodes on live television when he reads the news flash from the AP.
So ... does that change how you vote? With voting for pro-gun candidates no longer so important, would you turn your attention to other matters?
I know I'm not the only one here that has some liberal social views, but tends to vote based on gun rights since that seems both most in danger and most likely to get some worthwhile results.
Your vote?
They make it clear that getting rid of the obstructive gun laws in Cali, Chicago, Hawaii, etc. is nothing more than a legal formality, as they will accept all pro-gun cases and summarily rule on them. Gun ownership is an American right, and except for felons all Americans will be able to own whatever firearm they want (machine guns will still be specially registered and tracked, but no more date limitations).
Schumer and Boxer weep bitterly on TV, but accept that fact that anti-gun laws are non-starters. They accept the fact that for the forseeable future gun control will not be a democrat principle.
Keith Obermann's head explodes on live television when he reads the news flash from the AP.
So ... does that change how you vote? With voting for pro-gun candidates no longer so important, would you turn your attention to other matters?
I know I'm not the only one here that has some liberal social views, but tends to vote based on gun rights since that seems both most in danger and most likely to get some worthwhile results.
Your vote?