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Why do you think the law will be invalidated? Of course, on the face of it, we know it is unconstitutional. I have no faith that SCOTUS will uphold the constitution thoughWhen the decision is made and the law was found to be invalid,
every one of those mentioned groups and their legislators need to be rolled up for conspiracy to violate 18 USC 241 and 18 USC 242, and racketeering.
That’s the worst thing about this whole process. We now have to wait 8 months to find out how badly we get boned.Why do you think the law will be invalidated? Of course, on the face of it, we know it is unconstitutional. I have no faith that SCOTUS will uphold the constitution though
Yep, we can be all but certain that SCOTUS will release the decision in this case, and the abortion ones on the very last day of the term next June, and then they will all jump on planes to get out of town before things get crazy in the streets.That’s the worst thing about this whole process. We now have to wait 8 months to find out how badly we get boned.
And the people carrying now who are legally disqualified from doing so will keep carrying.They left is acting like there will be millions of more guns.. the reality is that people like me, that already have permits, though restricted, will simply be able to carry without fear of some judge arbitrarily revoking a permit because some bootlicker noticed you were carrying and made an issue of it.
They are trying to scare the General Public into thinking that this will make it easy for criminals to have guns, that way when they push for more legislation it will Breeze right through.Fuck Scarsdale.
Bingo!They are trying to scare the General Public into thinking that this will make it easy for criminals to have guns, that way when they push for more legislation it will Breeze right through.
Probably in June at the end of the session, but it could be any time before that.are there any guesses for when they will report back on they're findings?
Brilliant way to say "I don't know".Probably in June at the end of the session, but it could be any time before that.
Usually the more controversial cases are released at the end of the session. Just the way she goes.Brilliant way to say "I don't know".
This is the type of shit that Clements bland ass should have driven home!!Same here Celt. Moved from buffalo to Rochester. Had to wait long enough to get to know others well enough to trust asking them for references. Recently applied ( September 24th) after over 2 years ( mostly due to the trust component).
I’m so tired of his videos and the stupid clickbait titles. He repeats himself so much it’s irritating.
I’m so tired of his videos and the stupid clickbait titles. He repeats himself so much it’s irritating.
You are aware that one of the hallmarks of facism is government outsourcing oppression to corporations right ?How is the 1st on life support? The 1st only protects govt. limiting your speech, and I'm not aware of them doing that.
I did stop but I’ve watched in the past and the YouTube algorithm keeps showing them to me.Then don't watch them. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I did stop but I’ve watched in the past and the YouTube algorithm keeps showing them to me.
Holy shit why didn’t I think of that?Oh nooooo.... maybe don't click them when they show up.. click something else ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Holy shit why didn’t I think of that?
Now, certainly private companies have the right not to do business with whoever they want. But, they can't exercise editorial control over the content on their platform while simultaneously relying on a specific legal immunity afforded only to neutral platforms.
I’m so tired of his videos and the stupid clickbait titles. He repeats himself so much it’s irritating.
And newspapers can be sued for for what they put in those sections.Yes they can. Newspapers do it all the time, they have editorials and also sections like classifieds that allow community posting - and they still have rules about what you can have in those classifieds. Don't like XYZ's rules for their paper, start your own. Same applies to websites, etc.
Let's take Trump's new social media site as an example. They don't allow criticizing Trump on it. Guess what? That's just too damn bad for me - it's not my website and they are a private company. If I don't like the rules, tough potatoes. I support the rights of private companies to make any rules they see fit regarding the usage of their services. - including if that means they won't allow me to post what I want there. Their site = their rules, not my rules.
And newspapers can be sued for for what they put in those sections.
Facebook and Twitter are claiming a specific immunity to liability that was granted to them under the premise that they are neutral content providers.
They fact that they are no longer neutral means they should lose the special immunity that was granted for that very reason.
That is all.
You can, but they must be demonstratably neutral.Being a neutral content provider doesn't mean you can't have content rules.