The Supreme Court of the United States Thread

[SpaceCoastVol]

Access to self defense.....

And yet we see that the overwhelming use of firearms by non-law enforcement is to hunt people down.

Source?

 

[volfanhill]

Access to self defense.....

And yet we see that the overwhelming use of firearms by non-law enforcement is to hunt people down.

The overwhelming use of firearms is "placed in a drawer" and rarely touched. Stop

 

[hndog609]

Access to self defense.....

And yet we see that the overwhelming use of firearms by non-law enforcement is to hunt people down.

Somewhere in that fevered brain of yours is there a couple synapse bumping together that grasps that about all this decision does is make that last few remaining "may issue" states fall in line with the 40+ already "shall issue" (if not Constitutional Carry) states?

 

[RockyTop85]

The overwhelming use of firearms is "placed in a drawer" and rarely touched. Stop

Ours is in a safe. Rarely touched. Mostly touched to get my passport or birth certificate out of the safe.

 

[Jxn Vol]

Access to self defense.....

And yet we see that the overwhelming use of firearms by non-law enforcement is to hunt people down.

If you believe everything the media says then yes. But in reality it’s a different story.

 

[Jxn Vol]

The overwhelming use of firearms is "placed in a drawer" and rarely touched. Stop

It’s like that axe behind the glass. In emergency break glass and use it.

 

[hndog609]

The overwhelming use of firearms is "placed in a drawer" and rarely touched. Stop

If "the overwhelming use of firearms by non-law enforcement is to hunt people down" were anything less than hysterical hyperbole the nation's population could fit in Neyland. The huge, VAST majority of civilian firearms will never be used to "hunt people down".

 

[StarRaider]

Where do we see that?

Must be a big Paul Kersey fan

 

[SuzyVol]

I think you should have to go through a little trouble when conceal/carry. I also think the state should know who's doing it and vet it somewhat

Same with voting?

 

[OrangeTsar]

Breyer needs to go.

Not until 2024. need to flip the seat

 

[OrangeTsar]

I completely disagree with your thoughts on this. The state doesn't need to know who is potentially armed nor should they.

The key thing though is, now the robbers and muggers have to wonder who might be armed. And that is a good thing IMO

 

[bamawriter]

Not until 2024. need to flip the seat

I have some bad news for you.

 

[Vol423]

I have some bad news for you.

You're predicting a Biden repeat?

 

[Sea Ray]

Same with voting?

Not exactly the same but I wish voters had to pass some sort of civics test. I definitely feel like voters should have to make some sort of effort to register to vote. That shouldn't be too easy. As for the 2nd Amendment, it does mention "regulation". That means mentally ill, convicted felons and others can be excluded. People weaponizing for self defense are clearly covered by the Constitution. It's been established that self defense is a clear constitutional right

 

[hog88]

You're predicting a Biden repeat?

I doubt he's doing that but I do predict the Dems will hold the WH in 2024.

 

[OrangeTsar]

Not exactly the same but I wish voters had to pass some sort of civics test. I definitely feel like voters should have to make some sort of effort to register to vote. That shouldn't be too easy. As for the 2nd Amendment, it does mention "regulation". That means mentally ill, convicted felons and others can be excluded. People weaponizing for self defense are clearly covered by the Constitution. It's been established that self defense is a clear constitutional right

It is also probably the first and oldest natural right, all the way back to when our first ancestors picked up rocks to defend their cave

 

[hndog609]

You're predicting a Biden repeat?

Not to speak for BW but unless one is expecting Breyer to retire or die having a different POTUS isn't going to unseat him.

 

[hog88]

Not exactly the same but I wish voters had to pass some sort of civics test. I definitely feel like voters should have to make some sort of effort to register to vote. That shouldn't be too easy. As for the 2nd Amendment, it does mention "regulation". That means mentally ill, convicted felons and others can be excluded. People weaponizing for self defense are clearly covered by the Constitution. It's been established that self defense is a clear constitutional right

Regulated militia is a separate subject from people's right to bear arms.

 

[Vol423]

I have some bad news for you.

I'm assuming that you're expecting Breyer to succumb to the pressure of the liberal left and retire soon so that the idiot-in-chief can attempt to nominate a replacement.

 

[OrangeTsar]

I doubt he's doing that but I do predict the Dems will hold the WH in 2024.

If they do, then America is pretty well committing political suicide

 

[hog88]

Not to speak for BW but unless one is expecting Breyer to retire or die having a different POTUS isn't going to unseat him.

He is 83 so either is a good possibility within the next few years.

 

[Vol423]

Not exactly the same but I wish voters had to pass some sort of civics test.

While I agree with you, our current President, Vice President and MANY of the current members of the U.S. Congress couldn't pass a basic civics test (or economics test either, for that matter).

 

[Vol423]

I doubt he's doing that but I do predict the Dems will hold the WH in 2024.

You shut your filthy mouth, Hog!

 

[bamawriter]

I'm assuming that you're expecting Breyer to succumb to the pressure of the liberal left and retire soon so that the idiot-in-chief can attempt to nominate a replacement.

He is 83 so either is a good possibility within the next few years.

He already announced his retirement at the end of the term, and the Senate already confirmed Jackson to replace him. I'm really surprised that several posters seem to have forgotten this.

 

[RockyTop85]

I have some bad news for you.

Beat me to it.