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Quoted: That's like saying you've been warning us about how it's bad to whack yourself in the head with a hammer. Quoted: Quoted: I have preached the dangers of Maryland to GD for years That's like saying you've been warning us about how it's bad to whack yourself in the head with a hammer.  My man. |
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Quoted: Well.. I think the last day for cert conference this year is Dec 6. If they get the second extension that won't happen. Then it gets pushed to early/mid january '25. BUT... I have the weird feeling that the SCOTUS isn't going to take it up right away. They are going to want to handle MD, IL, and CA all at the same time. Which means, waiting for another year. I think the 2A judges on the court really want to get their hands on the IL ban because that is the worst transgression against the 2nd amendment out of all of them. If they strike down the MD ban, then parts of the IL ban will remain. If they strike down the IL ban, then they all fall. I guess my question is when will we know if they get the extension? When is their response due currently? |
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I'm sure Justice Thomas will read that one with displeasure. Kharn |
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Quoted: Wasn't this GVRd in the same session as Bruen was handed down, with instructions to reconsider in light of Bruen? If so, I would have to think that there's a strong chance they'll take it up after the lower court basically said "Yeah, we heard what you said, but blah blah, we're ruling the same way because reasons". Otherwise what was the point in GVRing it? Quoted: Quoted:
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Quoted: Maryland will do whatever they can to limit our 2A rights. Meanwhile, the thugs run wild. Literally. There was a story on the news this morning about a young mother taking her 11 month old kid for a walk (in the city). 2 youths threatened to break the infants neck. The streets are very very dangerous. Make Virginia red again… Attached File |
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Quoted: Make Virginia red again https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/386370/IMG_0286_jpeg-3390337.JPG Quoted: Quoted: Maryland will do whatever they can to limit our 2A rights. Meanwhile, the thugs run wild. Literally. There was a story on the news this morning about a young mother taking her 11 month old kid for a walk (in the city). 2 youths threatened to break the infants neck. The streets are very very dangerous. Make Virginia red again https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/386370/IMG_0286_jpeg-3390337.JPG Yep. SCOTUS needs to smack this shit down before Spanburger possibly becomes governors, she will jizz her panties signing a Va AWB, blessed by the 4th Circus. |
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I believe so It was. The 4th Circuit played fuck-fuck games. Now the Supreme Court has to decide if they'll consider telling the 4th and Maryland that AR15s are protected arms or not. Kharn |
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This is exactly the argument that Illinois is making. State A says they are waiting for rulings for B. State B says they are waiting for A. Right delayed is a right denied. People have lost their livelihoods. Let's get this on. |
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Quoted: My body is ready, but my wallet is not. Quoted: Quoted: NY, who brought you all Bruen, is counting on this case. My body is ready, but my wallet is not. This is what I just posted in the NY hometown forum regarding our AWB case in federal district court... I think we win Lane vs. James in district court..the 2nd circus immediately stays it because they are a bunch of dishonest statists...then SCOTUS rules AWBs and mag bans are unconstitutional...then the 2nd circus will drag its feet for a year or so, and ultimately decide to comply. NY will reopen the AWB registry in NY, but charge huge sums of money and add on new licensing laws and safety courses to own these very dangerous assault weapons. Then the lawsuits start over. |
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Quoted: I have preached the dangers of Maryland to GD for years Whiskers is right, of course. While MD is a small-ish state, it punches far above its weight, politically-speaking. Here are a few names you might know: Nancy Pelosi “Pelosi was born and raised in Baltimore, and is the daughter of mayor and congressman Thomas D'Alesandro Jr.” You are thinking: “so what? Her daddy was the mayor.” But the D’Alesandros were a dynasty which absolutely controlled Baltimore as a political machine. And for most political purposes, Baltimore’s vote is Maryland’s vote (granted, Baltimore county and MoCo county count too. Combined, they are unbeatable). Nancy grew up learning machine politics and how to play dirty to get her way. So - who else? Speaking of former Baltimore mayors, remember: Martin O’Malley ? Yep - the only serious Dem contender for the democratic There are a slew of other highly-placed democrat Marylanders, including Kathleen Kennedy Townsend (yep - those Kennedys) who tried and failed to become Maryland’s governor. And Jamie Ratface Raskin. In politics, there are plenty of states among the 50, you can safely ignore. Maryland is not one of them. And Maryland’s soul is extremely anti-2A. Glad I moved out in 2000. |
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Quoted: Whiskers is right, of course. While MD is a small-ish state, it punches far above its weight, politically-speaking. Here are a few names you might know: Nancy Pelosi “Pelosi was born and raised in Baltimore, and is the daughter of mayor and congressman Thomas D'Alesandro Jr.” You are thinking: “so what? Her daddy was the mayor.” But the D’Alesandros were a dynasty which absolutely controlled Baltimore as a political machine. And for most political purposes, Baltimore’s vote is Maryland’s vote (granted, Baltimore county and MoCo county count too. Combined, they are unbeatable). Nancy grew up learning machine politics and how to play dirty to get her way. So - who else? Speaking of former Baltimore mayors, remember: Martin O’Malley ? Yep - the only serious Dem contender for the democratic There are a slew of other highly-placed democrat Marylanders, including Kathleen Kennedy Townsend (yep - those Kennedys) who tried and failed to become Maryland’s governor. And Jamie Ratface Raskin. In politics, there are plenty of states among the 50, you can safely ignore. Maryland is not one of them. And Maryland’s soul is extremely anti-2A. Glad I moved out in 2000. Quoted: Quoted: I have preached the dangers of Maryland to GD for years Whiskers is right, of course. While MD is a small-ish state, it punches far above its weight, politically-speaking. Here are a few names you might know: Nancy Pelosi “Pelosi was born and raised in Baltimore, and is the daughter of mayor and congressman Thomas D'Alesandro Jr.” You are thinking: “so what? Her daddy was the mayor.” But the D’Alesandros were a dynasty which absolutely controlled Baltimore as a political machine. And for most political purposes, Baltimore’s vote is Maryland’s vote (granted, Baltimore county and MoCo county count too. Combined, they are unbeatable). Nancy grew up learning machine politics and how to play dirty to get her way. So - who else? Speaking of former Baltimore mayors, remember: Martin O’Malley ? Yep - the only serious Dem contender for the democratic There are a slew of other highly-placed democrat Marylanders, including Kathleen Kennedy Townsend (yep - those Kennedys) who tried and failed to become Maryland’s governor. And Jamie Ratface Raskin. In politics, there are plenty of states among the 50, you can safely ignore. Maryland is not one of them. And Maryland’s soul is extremely anti-2A. Glad I moved out in 2000. They fly a Baron's flag and they mean it. Listen to people when they tell you who they are. |
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Also, your analysis is very on point. There are plenty of shitlib fiefdoms we don't need to concern ourselves with like Vermont and Rhode Island. Maryland is a dangerous one. Virginia was actively at war with Maryland for almost one hundred years, and I'm not joking or shitposting |
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Quoted: ..... In politics, there are plenty of states among the 50, you can safely ignore. Maryland is not one of them. And Maryland’s soul is extremely anti-2A. Glad I moved out in 2000. Looks like the original 13 colonies are still afraid of the peasants. The are among the most anti 2A states in the union. |
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Quoted: Looks like the original 13 colonies are still afraid of the peasants. The are among the most anti 2A states in the union. Quoted: Quoted: ..... In politics, there are plenty of states among the 50, you can safely ignore. Maryland is not one of them. And Maryland’s soul is extremely anti-2A. Glad I moved out in 2000. Looks like the original 13 colonies are still afraid of the peasants. The are among the most anti 2A states in the union. We've been fighting this battle since day one. Hartford Convention and such after that. There's centralized power advocates, and they're not Virginian. The reason we pulled our land grant to DC was because of this. |
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Cases usually get a conference rescheduled at the last minute because a Justice finds it interesting and wants to research it further or rally the four votes for cert. Any justice can reschedule a case unilaterally. Many Justices participate in the "cert pool" where their clerks share the burden of reading the flood of cert petitions and only one memo is prepared by a single clerk. Alito's clerks were the odd ones out a few years ago and had to read all the petitions themselves. I'm not sure if he's still the only non-participant. So if Snope went to a liberal clerk in the pool and was sandbagged, it wouldn't get much attention until Alito's clerks also read it, or a Justice saw the WSJ editorial on the case today. A few years ago a memo from a former Chief Justice was found in another Justice's papers, addressing the clerks. He admonished the cert pool clerks for their biases in their memos and threatened to disband the pool if they didn't shape up, which would have increased their workload dramatically. Kharn |
Four boxes diner video on it. MASSIVE BREAKING 2A NEWS: SCOTUS MAKES MAJOR DECISION IN SNOPE CASE... |
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Thanks for the summary. It really helped. |
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Quoted: Thanks for the summary. It really helped. Still watching, he is saying that they are trying to figure out how to hear 3 cases this term or take another case that covers awb and mags in one. |
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Quoted: It's how the Left operates now. Blatantly so. Quoted: Quoted: Doesnt matter. The State wont abide by the ruling any way. "Justice Marshall has made his ruling. Now let him enforce it." It's how the Left operates now. Blatantly so. An unconstitutional law is not a law. Treat them like the rogue illegalists they are, or else stop fretting about 2A rights & sit in the back of the constitution bus like they want you to. |
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Quoted: Thinking it’s not going to happen this term? There's the MD purchase permit case (Maryland Shall Issue v Moore) up for conference on 1/10, but the three AWB cases are still without conference dates. I'd expect a justice is building the votes for cert and won't take it to conference until he's sure it will be granted. Kharn |
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Come Clarence go out with a bang, stick up their ass and break it off. Then enjoy your retirement. The majority opinion stated below was written by Judge Thomas Any and all firearms or other arms that COULD be used for self defense and the defense of others and ALL accessories to include parts, magazines, are protected under the second amendment and there fore can not be banned or restricted for use by all legal and law abiding people. |
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Of course the decision of such a GVR is a foregone conclusion, as have been all the cases that were GVR'd along with the Bruen decision, but it is what SCOTUS does with 2A cases of late.