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Posted: 7/17/2024 7:10:48 PM EDT
![]() It Happened California Confiscating Guns in Every State Just started watching. I'm baffled. ETA: TLDW - A Texas constable has served a California Red Flag order on a Texas man in Texas. I wanna know what county this occurred in. |
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View Quote Good luck with that in Texas |
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Quoted: Good luck with that in Texas Yeah, I want to know which cocksucking Texas Constable served that California order and what county he works for. Watch the video - a California Red Flag order was served in Texas |
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He had a crazy family member in CA who made the claim for the red flag.
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Got a gun that my granddad gave me
They say one day they're gonna round up Well, that shit might fly in the city, good luck |
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Yep, You can be red flagged, lose guns, your CCW permit and be banned from buying firearms in your home state. Then you get to fly to CA to resolve it all.
I don't know if other states can do the same or not. |
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Plenty of statists defended this sort of thing in the various Rahimi threads
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No state should honor any unconstitutional warrants or legal docs coming out of california.
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How about cops just stop enforcing unconstitutional laws. Just following orders didn't fly for the Nazis why should it fly for them?
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You really going to let some bs red flag goons take your weapons? Hahahahaha nope.
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They say themselves the red flag has no legal power or jurisdiction outside Ca and won't be enforced but you will have to address it because babble,babble,babble.
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Under what state law is the local/state cop enforcing an order from another jurisdiction if they dont have a red flag law in that state?
I dont see how the agency seizing property under another state's law jives. What happens in the case that weapons the state believes a person has cannot be discovered for whatever reason? Do they throw the RFed individual in the clink for not complying with said order or just say they cant find everything? |
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Restraining order in any state makes you a prohibited person in every state
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This is your daily reminder that plenty of cops will follow any order.
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Quoted: Pending on your risk status. When certain teams arrive, you won't have a fighting chance. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: You really going to let some bs red flag goons take your weapons? Hahahahaha nope. Pending on your risk status. When certain teams arrive, you won't have a fighting chance. This is fertile ground for a 2A offensive. First once an individual is successfully defended on fraudulent charges the 2A community needs to push for the arrest of the individuals that set this in motion. Even if that takes a citizen's arrest to force the issue. Civil suits against the states as well. You need to establish a counter force while we fight this in court that if you lose you will go through your own legal ringer. Second this flies in the face of how laws work at a basic level in the country. It should be low hanging fruit to confine this to RF states while we work through the RF mountain to SCOTUS. I dont see how you wouldnt be able to sue your home state for taking your shit, especially if that state is not a RF state. |
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Sounds like CA .Gov Dems given their car emissions, gun control adopted by other states and national pronouncements and Kamala and Gavin for President.
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“Jake Laird Law” and nationally as the “Red Flag Law”
Additionally, when a judge signs a Jake Laird order, the order may be forwarded to the FBI as a NICS disqualifier to prevent the person from making future purchases from a licensed firearm dealer, provided that the order specifically prohibits the individual from purchasing, possessing, or acquiring firearms. https://www.in.gov/isp/indiana-jake-laird-law-red-flag-law/ |
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This is why you have to be prepared to actually use your second amendment to defend against intruders committing unlawful search and seizure, unless you prefer the nonviolent alternative of lawfare.
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Remember that time a California D.A. wrote a search warrant for a car builder in Indiana, and Indiana sheriff's deputies convinced an Indiana judge to import the warrant?
![]() Batmobile Update: Who Issued the Warrants, etc? |
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Quoted: Pending on your risk status. When certain teams arrive, you won't have a fighting chance. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: You really going to let some bs red flag goons take your weapons? Hahahahaha nope. Pending on your risk status. When certain teams arrive, you won't have a fighting chance. Well what do you propose? Inviting them in and handing everything over, then playing the lawfare game? What exactly was the 2A meant to do? Own guns just so you could hand them over when the government demands it? |
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Quoted: I am curious to know your thoughts on the effectiveness of Presidential Secret Service employees last Friday? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Pending on your risk status. When certain teams arrive, you won't have a fighting chance. I am curious to know your thoughts on the effectiveness of Presidential Secret Service employees last Friday? That's a lot different than, then when a bunch of cars showing up at 4 am in the morning to retrieve your goods. |
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Quoted: Yeah, I want to know which cocksucking Texas Constable served that California order and what county he works for. Watch the video - a California Red Flag order was served in Texas & apparently the man's guns were seized. View Quote What time stamp does it explain a Texas man getting his guns seized and how the local constable had authority to do it? I tried to watch the video but it was too long winded and rambling, and scattered with “here’s what California did” followed by hypotheticals and a promise to tell us more details later in the video. I get that a CA red flag order can screw up your NICS checks but don’t see any explanation how guns you already possess can get seized. |
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Quoted: Well what do you propose? Inviting them in and handing everything over, then playing the lawfare game? What exactly was the 2A meant to do? Own guns just so you could hand them over when the government demands it? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: You really going to let some bs red flag goons take your weapons? Hahahahaha nope. Pending on your risk status. When certain teams arrive, you won't have a fighting chance. Well what do you propose? Inviting them in and handing everything over, then playing the lawfare game? What exactly was the 2A meant to do? Own guns just so you could hand them over when the government demands it? How they fell you will act and when they come to pick up the guns and ammo. If they they fell you are a threat or will fight 10 to 1 they are coming in heavy. If they don't think your a threat they most likely will knock on the door and sever the order. |
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Quoted: Restraining order in any state makes you a prohibited person in every state View Quote This. NICS is a federal system. You can be made a prohibited person from another person in any state. You may not get a door knock, but you may fail your next gun buy background check or get your CCW revoked. |
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Quoted: What time stamp does it explain a Texas man getting his guns seized and how the local constable had authority to do it? I tried to watch the video but it was too long winded and rambling, and scattered with “here’s what California did” followed by hypotheticals and a promise to tell us more details later in the video. I get that a CA red flag order can screw up your NICS checks but don’t see any explanation how guns you already possess can get seized. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Yeah, I want to know which cocksucking Texas Constable served that California order and what county he works for. Watch the video - a California Red Flag order was served in Texas & apparently the man's guns were seized. What time stamp does it explain a Texas man getting his guns seized and how the local constable had authority to do it? I tried to watch the video but it was too long winded and rambling, and scattered with “here’s what California did” followed by hypotheticals and a promise to tell us more details later in the video. I get that a CA red flag order can screw up your NICS checks but don’t see any explanation how guns you already possess can get seized. The whole thought of it is fucked up. They are just bring it to people attention. |
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I'm Red Flagging Gavin Newsom.
For being to goddamn stupid to tell anyone else how to run their shit. |
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Quoted: This. NICS is a federal system. You can be made a prohibited person from another person in any state. You may not get a door knock, but you may fail your next gun buy background check or get your CCW revoked. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Restraining order in any state makes you a prohibited person in every state This. NICS is a federal system. You can be made a prohibited person from another person in any state. You may not get a door knock, but you may fail your next gun buy background check or get your CCW revoked. From Aug 22, 2019 and now Reg Flagged people are on the list now. When someone goes to a federally licensed dealer to buy a gun, they are subject to a background check through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS), a database of records that is maintained by the FBI. At the federal level, private sales are not subject to any background checks. According to the FBI, a variety of factors in a person’s background would trigger an investigation before they could buy a gun. If someone… Is convicted of a crime with a sentence of more than one year Is under indictment for a crime with a sentence of more than one year Is a fugitive Uses controlled substances illegally Is determined by a court to be mentally incompetent. Importantly, just getting mental health care does not prevent you from buying a gun. Is in the U.S. illegally Is in the U.S. on a non-immigrant visa Has been dishonorably discharged from the U.S. Armed Forces Has renounced U.S. citizenship Is the subject of a protective order against threats of domestic violence Has been convicted of domestic violence https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/how-background-checks-and-red-flag-gun-laws-work |
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Quoted: What time stamp does it explain a Texas man getting his guns seized and how the local constable had authority to do it? I tried to watch the video but it was too long winded and rambling, and scattered with “here’s what California did” followed by hypotheticals and a promise to tell us more details later in the video. I get that a CA red flag order can screw up your NICS checks but don’t see any explanation how guns you already possess can get seized. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Yeah, I want to know which cocksucking Texas Constable served that California order and what county he works for. Watch the video - a California Red Flag order was served in Texas & apparently the man's guns were seized. What time stamp does it explain a Texas man getting his guns seized and how the local constable had authority to do it? I tried to watch the video but it was too long winded and rambling, and scattered with “here’s what California did” followed by hypotheticals and a promise to tell us more details later in the video. I get that a CA red flag order can screw up your NICS checks but don’t see any explanation how guns you already possess can get seized. It starts around 6:45. |
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Quoted: ![]() Just started watching. I'm baffled. ETA: TLDW - A Texas constable has served a California Red Flag order on a Texas man in Texas. I wanna know what county this occurred in. View Quote |
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I’m not watching the video.
So let’s get details into this thread… What precinct in what area? What was the wording of the warrant? |
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