State Nullification is gaining traction
Marc1301 wrote:Unless of course one is looking to have a skin color similar to a smurf.Mr. Perfect wrote:It would be unwise.NeoBlackdog wrote:Gee Randy, I wonder how long it'll be before the politicians of Oregon and Washington do the same?
I ain't holdin' my breath!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4QGPWLY-EM
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chiefr wrote:I am surprised to find negativity here on this forum towards the proposed or passed laws guaranteeing the right to bear arms in states like MO and KY.
Proactivity is far greater to preserving gun rights than reactivity and whining we see from gun owners in DEMOCRAT states. Way to go MO!!
Even in DEMOCRAT NM county governments are taking a proactive approach by declaring themselves as Second Amendment sanctuaries.
I'm honestly surprised that anyone here is unfamiliar with the negativity on this forum being directed in such a way.0 -
Just for political gain and will crash and burn. 0 -
Did I miss part of the thread?
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If states and cities can declare themselves sanctuary areas and refuse cooperation in federal immigration matters, then I see no reason why states and communities won't do the same in regards to federal firearms laws and enforcement. Thus far we have not seen any successful ramification to these liberal states that refuse to cooperate, so I think it is a wise move for conservative areas to utilize the same tactic to protect 2nd Amendment rights. Equal treatment under the law will put pressure on federal judges and appellate courts in these matters and the leftist have opened this can of worms.GreatGuns wrote:35 Whelen wrote:chiefr wrote:I am surprised to find negativity here on this forum towards the proposed or passed laws guaranteeing the right to bear arms in states like MO and KY.
Proactivity is far greater to preserving gun rights than reactivity and whining we see from gun owners in DEMOCRAT states. Way to go MO!!
Even in DEMOCRAT NM county governments are taking a proactive approach by declaring themselves as Second Amendment sanctuaries.
I'm honestly surprised that anyone here is unfamiliar with the negativity on this forum being directed in such a way.
It's hard not to recognize that Federal has and will always trump (no pun intended) state law when it comes to firearms and most other laws. I'd like to see an example otherwise that is actual/factual. I don't believe a state can grant any rights above federal law.
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MO is getting close to telling the Feds to go take a leap. 0 -
shilowar wrote:
If states and cities can declare themselves sanctuary areas and refuse cooperation in federal immigration matters, then I see no reason why states and communities won't do the same in regards to federal firearms laws and enforcement. Thus far we have not seen any successful ramification to these liberal states that refuse to cooperate, so I think it is a wise move for conservative areas to utilize the same tactic to protect 2nd Amendment rights. Equal treatment under the law will put pressure on federal judges and appellate courts in these matters and the leftist have opened this can of worms.GreatGuns wrote:35 Whelen wrote:
I'm honestly surprised that anyone here is unfamiliar with the negativity on this forum being directed in such a way.
It's hard not to recognize that Federal has and will always trump (no pun intended) state law when it comes to firearms and most other laws. I'd like to see an example otherwise that is actual/factual. I don't believe a state can grant any rights above federal law.
Well said, Sir.
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Federal Courts in States... Feds win. 0
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