Don't.
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Periodic reminder -
There is nothing preventing this from happening right now.
And if it doesn't happen, we will all end up regretting it.
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Today is gay pride month. Don’t forget to congratulate the gay*st mofos on earth.
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Biden’s weaponized DOJ charged Tate Adamiak with violations of the NFA for having collectible firearm parts—leading to one of the most unjust convictions we’ve ever seen.
That's why GOA is calling for a Presidential pardon for Tate.
Arson is a stretch.
Public endangerment and damaging public property (the floor) would seem to apply.
Silencing responses to a public policy proposal which would violate the explicitly-Constitutionally-protected rights of tens of millions of people innocent of any wrongdoing whatsoever in their lives, Rep Omar?
That's ILLEGAL.
27 years since the Columbine High School massacre.
27 years of failing to protect our kids.
27 years without common-sense gun laws.
I watched it as a student. Now it’s only gotten worse for our kids.
We need an assault weapons ban.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Missing context: The Columbine shooting in occurred in 1999, while the federal assault weapon ban was in place.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_A…
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Where in the Constitution do you see the word 'permit?'
Exactly.
Pass the National Constitutional Carry Act.
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When politicians say "no one is coming for your guns,"
what they mean is "not all at once."
Veto it ALL, CIAbby!
This is the last post we hoped to make.
Virginia’s “assault weapons” ban passed and is headed to Spanberger’s desk.
Democrats forced it through. They know exactly what they’re doing.
One last push. Click the post below. Demand a veto. We know what we’re up against. But if they’re going to pass it, let’s make it hurt.
Because this doesn’t stop at sales. They will come for your grandfathered rifles next, just like Rhode Island.
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They literally want you to die.
This is how important the guns are.
Dem Del. @GMcGuireVA: "We know that it's not always true that you need a gun to fight back someone with a gun. Because those hero cadets didn't. Leivu Labrescu, ...didn't have a gun when he selflessly gave up his body to prevent the Virginia Tech shooter from entering his class."
$13,000, and they STILL can't carry everywhere in the country.
Kostas is correct. The Founders would never have allowed such a travesty.
Our amicus brief in Gardner referenced this couple, as they tried to get as many carry permits as they needed to carry in as much of the country as they could.
Yesterday they published an updated video. To carry in 46 states and DC (the final four won't let them apply), they needed to spend almost $13,000.
Is this something supported by our historical tradition that the founding generation would have tolerated? Of course not. SCOTUS needs to grant cert in Gardner and end this exorbitant poll tax on the right to carry.
Requiring one permit is already suspect enough given the lack of historical support for it. But even accepting that the Supreme Court blessed such a requirement in Bruen's footnote 9, other states should have to honor that, and not require everyone get their state's permit too.
