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He was arrested for being a violent dangerous nutbag, prohibited from owning firearms and happened to have a bumpstock too, so it got tacked on. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Well, I found a great new org worthy of some of my hard earned dollars. If anyone else wants to support the nonprofit working on this, see https://nclalegal.org/donate/ they have a comment field where I'll be sure to mention my appreciation of their attention to this matter.
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We all knew that and were saying that. That is why the NRA's strategy of stopping the ban legislation that the Republicans were pushing and kicking it back to the ATF was a great strategy. No one expected Trump to make it his personal mission to ban bump stocks and order the DOJ to change the definition of machine gun to include them. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/9749/20190920_222501-1097461.jpg |
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Aaaaaand not a damn thing will change.
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THAT is what SWIRE is telling stories about. His TDS is trying to blame Trump's ego for something his paymasters at the NRA fiercely advocated. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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We all knew that and were saying that. That is why the NRA's strategy of stopping the ban legislation that the Republicans were pushing and kicking it back to the ATF was a great strategy. No one expected Trump to make it his personal mission to ban bump stocks and order the DOJ to change the definition of machine gun to include them. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/9749/20190920_222501-1097461.jpg |
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Come on guys, Wayne LaPierre tried...
Wayne LaPierre reacts to Las Vegas tragedy, bump stock issue |
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No Authority and No Due Process, but if you don't respect the organized criminals in Washington then you are some kind of sovereign citizen type or criminal.
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And they didn't have the authority to require Parts Kits barrels be demilled for importation, either, but they did.
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So it's like the whole shouldering pistols thing?
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Doesn't matter. State legislatures across the Country have banned them, so that's that.
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So, when will the ATF reimburse me for the 4,328 bump stocks I owned and had to destroy? may be able to afford a lobster roll in the end |
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I'm at the point where I wish they never existed to begin with...….
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We all knew that and were saying that. That is why the NRA's strategy of stopping the ban legislation that the Republicans were pushing and kicking it back to the ATF was a great strategy. No one expected Trump to make it his personal mission to ban bump stocks and order the DOJ to change the definition of machine gun to include them. View Quote |
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Now how many turned them in or destroyed ? https://imgur.com/aBdAs7m Texas company destroys 60,000 bump stocks after Trump ban goes into effect |
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We all knew that and were saying that. That is why the NRA's strategy of stopping the ban legislation that the Republicans were pushing and kicking it back to the ATF was a great strategy. No one expected Trump to make it his personal mission to ban bump stocks and order the DOJ to change the definition of machine gun to include them. View Quote Yup, no way the strategy could go sideways...no way. I don't believe you, I think the NRA took the "Neville Chamberlain" approach to 2nd Amendment policy and it bit them in their ass. The ATF should (if it exists) enforce the laws congress writes, not write their own. |
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We all knew that and were saying that. That is why the NRA's strategy of stopping the ban legislation that the Republicans were pushing and kicking it back to the ATF was a great strategy. No one expected Trump to make it his personal mission to ban bump stocks and order the DOJ to change the definition of machine gun to include them. View Quote The best course of action was to do NOTHING. The judiciary was and still remains a huge coin toss. It is my opinion that if the courts look at this issue and see "machine gun" then we lose. If they see executive over reach then we may still lose because of Chevron deference. Seeing how the various federal courts have responded to the numerous requests for injunctions to stall the implementation of this administrative law change, I would say our chances don't look that great from here. The only people who think kicking any issue into the judiciary to resolve, especially issues pertaining to machine guns, is a good idea, relative to getting Congress to agree on something, are people who don't understand how our government works. |
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Doesn't matter. State legislatures across the Country have banned them, so that's that. (Until they're given a court order to do so. ) https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title18/T18CH33/SECT18-3315B/ That apparently applies to "a personal firearm, a firearm accessory or ammunition." "No federal executive order, agency order, law, statute, rule or regulation issued, enacted or promulgated on or after the effective date of this act, shall be knowingly and willfully ordered to be enforced by any official, agent or employee of the state or a political subdivision of the state if contrary to the provisions of section 11, article I, of the constitution of the state of Idaho." An applicable portion of the state constitution: "No law shall impose licensure, registration or special taxation on the ownership or possession of firearms or ammunition. Nor shall any law permit the confiscation of firearms, except those actually used in the commission of a felony." |
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We all knew that and were saying that. That is why the NRA's strategy of stopping the ban legislation that the Republicans were pushing and kicking it back to the ATF was a great strategy. No one expected Trump to make it his personal mission to ban bump stocks and order the DOJ to change the definition of machine gun to include them. View Quote The NRA gave Rick Scott and RINOs in Florida cover. |
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We all knew that and were saying that. That is why the NRA's strategy of stopping the ban legislation that the Republicans were pushing and kicking it back to the ATF was a great strategy. No one expected Trump to make it his personal mission to ban bump stocks and order the DOJ to change the definition of machine gun to include them. View Quote Over $1k in parts that were legally acquired, destroyed to comply with an illegal, yet NRA supported, rule. Wayne LaPierre and Chris Cox deserve to die of cancer for that joint statement, as do their lackeys. |
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What shooting spree in the US was larger? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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We all knew that and were saying that. That is why the NRA's strategy of stopping the ban legislation that the Republicans were pushing and kicking it back to the ATF was a great strategy. No one expected Trump to make it his personal mission to ban bump stocks and order the DOJ to change the definition of machine gun to include them. Personally, I think Trump knew this would be the result, but was feeling "in the moment" the need to do something to derail real "common sense" gun control. |
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