Arkansas Sovereignty Act of 2021

[ProgSpear]

All of a sudden Arkansas rose to the top of the GTFOONY list.

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SB298 Bill Information

This site is maintained by the Arkansas Bureau of Legislative Research, Information Systems Dept., and is the official website of the Arkansas General Assembly.

www.arkleg.state.ar.us

 

[Deplorable Me]

Do it county by county, town by town, street by street but screw NY.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

This is exactly what I was talking about in another thread here regarding this countries slide into socialism. The different states and many levels of government are a huge obstical to the federal government having their way. I hope and I honestly think we will see more and more red states doing this as the federal government becomes more and more rogue and socialist.

 

[Jmac00]

All of a sudden Arkansas rose to the top of the GTFOONY list.

The Captain's Journal » Arkansas Sovereignty Act Of 2021

www.captainsjournal.com

SB298 Bill Information

This site is maintained by the Arkansas Bureau of Legislative Research, Information Systems Dept., and is the official website of the Arkansas General Assembly.

www.arkleg.state.ar.us

that is one of the most beautifully written documents I have read in a long time

 

[OwnTheRide]

Wow. Must be nice to live in a state like that.

 

[Saltwater60]

Means next to nothing. Next Governor can just toss it out. Plus do you think the feds will accept this. Publicity stunt at best.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

Means next to nothing. Next Governor can just toss it out. Plus do you think the feds will accept this. Publicity stunt at best.

It's not meant for the feds to accept.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

Plus, I'd argue that once the feds start violating the constituion, which they already have, the whole supremacy clause in regard to whatever law(s) they passed that violate the constituion is null and void.
If states can get away with this when it comes to drugs, they sure as shit can and should do it when it comes to civil rights and the constitution.

 

[libertysnake]

It's not meant for the feds to accept.

If you read the full text it says over and over "The following persons shall not enforce or assist federal agencies or officers." So it prohibits the state from enforcing federal laws, but not the feds from enforcing it without assistance.

Will they go as far as to make it a crime for federal officials to enforce such policies? That's the real question.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

It's not meant for the feds to accept.

This.

I'm very curious if this country reaches a point where strong red states just decide their interests are no longer being served, they don't trust the process and they aren't interested anymore and form an alliance and secede.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

This.

I'm very curious if this country reaches a point where strong red states just decide their interests are no longer being served, they don't trust the process and they aren't interested anymore and form an alliance and secede.

I think it certainly lays the groundwork.

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

This.

I'm very curious if this country reaches a point where strong red states just decide their interests are no longer being served, they don't trust the process and they aren't interested anymore and form an alliance and secede.

That could be the birth of a great new nation.

 

[Saltwater60]

Plus, I'd argue that once the feds start violating the constituion, which they already have, the whole supremacy clause in regard to whatever law(s) they passed that violate the constituion is null and void.
If states can get away with this when it comes to drugs, they sure as shit can and should do it when it comes to civil rights and the constitution.

Sure but we’re second class citizens and many areas are replacing their military and police with boot lockers for the liberal agenda. This is the plan with bidens military and rooting out extremism and the BLM protests with good cops retiring.

 

[Saltwater60]

This.

I'm very curious if this country reaches a point where strong red states just decide their interests are no longer being served, they don't trust the process and they aren't interested anymore and form an alliance and secede.

I support this for sure. Movements have a way of dying. Remember the petition to split California? A judge said oh we can’t do that and it died.

 

[Steal2B]

Means next to nothing. Next Governor can just toss it out. Plus do you think the feds will accept this. Publicity stunt at best.

That is the State which elected Bill Clinton as Governor 5 times. Far from being a conservative the current RINO Governor also just vetoed the ban on youth transgender surgeries.