Blimey
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This is why I will bet money with anybody here that If this is passed (I don’t believe it will be), it will be shut down by higher courts. SCOTUS will not allow this, I’m positive. Not yet, anyway.
Text of proposed NY internet-background checks
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Uzi
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Oops, yes!
Watching the antics of Chief Justice Roberts recently, the decidedly unproven Kavanaugh, and the apparent immortality of The Notorious RBG, don't count on it.
Roberts is a statist and was billed as a conservative replacement for Rehnquist - as usual, we were lied to and hoodwinked. I wonder if the hoopla and frenzy around Kavanaugh's appointment by the DemonCraps was pure political theater to garner conservative support for someone who maybe is far from that.
Catskillkid
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One wonders. I've also heard some rumblings that when RBG finally retires or shuffles off this mortal coil that Trump will in fact nominate Merrick Garland.
Steal2B
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Not going to happen. Because of the entrenchment of identity politics, RBGs replacement will be a woman no mater who is President. Probably Jane Kelly from a dem POTUS or Amy Coney from a Rep POTUS. Actually, if BHO nominated Jane Kelly to replace Scalia (she was on the dems short list), it would not suprise me that the RINOs out of fear of being slammed as mysogenist white old men, would have rushed her in before the 2016 election.
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Sure, right after the SafeAct is shot down.
It only took a decade for the nunchuk guy to win his case.
ArmedCorgi
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Hey, we got it though! Lol.
Blimey
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I never thought safe would be rescinded. But this bill sport f’s the constitution very plainly and in lots of ways.
ArmedCorgi
.475 A&M Magnum
It sport fucks the amendments the libs care about most. Question is do they hate the 2nd that much they would do this? Survey says........
Uzi
.308 Win
Youre wrong.....
Also the 14th.
Let me add that to the list.
Bigfoot
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I wonder what the NYS legislatures strategy is to disarm the violent gangbangers?
After all, this is all about public safety.............. isn't it?
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After all, this is all about public safety.............. isn't it?
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livingston
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CGF Seeks U.S. Supreme Court Review in Constitutional Challenge to California’s Handgun Roster, Microstamping Laws
CGF Seeks U.S. Supreme Court Review in Constitutional Challenge to California’s Handgun Roster, Microstamping Laws
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Calguns Foundation – Media Relations media@calgunsfoundation.org via dynect.net
Fri, Dec 28, 4:21 PM (16 hours ago)
CGF Seeks U.S. Supreme Court Review in Constitutional Challenge to California’s Handgun Roster, Microstamping Laws
WASHINGTON, D.C. (December 28, 2018) — Today, attorneys Alan Gura and Donald Kilmer filed a petition for Supreme Court review in a federal Second and Fourteenth Amendment lawsuit challenging the State of California’s handgun roster and “microstamping” laws. The Calguns Foundation, an institutional plaintiff in the case, is joined by Second Amendment Foundation and four individuals. A copy of the petition for certiorari can be found at Peña, et al v. Lindley - California Handgun Roster Lawsuit.
The petition argues that, with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision below in the case, “the legality of handgun possession in the Nation’s most populous state is a matter of legislative grace.”
“Absent this Court’s intervention, the Second Amendment will remain illusory for most Americans,” it says.
Peña, et al v. Lindley - California Handgun Roster Lawsuit.
We shall see how far this gets ... Most gun cases it seems cannot get their ear ...
ArmedCorgi
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I have a feeling 2nd Amendment cases will now be flooding the Supreme Court.
No such thing as "hate speech".
ArmedCorgi
.475 A&M Magnum
You try telling them that. You are likely to be accused of hate speech.
Don't care no such thing. 1st Amendment.
Bigfoot
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Lets say that this clearly unconstitutional bs makes it through legislation and is signed into law by King Dipshit.
Will any agency have the manpower to go through the social media and 3 years of internet search history.
I admittedly have no idea how this is going to work so there's that.
What got me to thinking about this is how the ammo background checks never happened because it just wasn't feasible... (yet)
Will any agency have the manpower to go through the social media and 3 years of internet search history.
I admittedly have no idea how this is going to work so there's that.
What got me to thinking about this is how the ammo background checks never happened because it just wasn't feasible... (yet)
The ammo checks are still law and should be carried out. I always wanted to know what happens when the gov failed to carry out laws. We know what happens to us. What happens to them?
ArmedCorgi
.475 A&M Magnum
umm...what?
Dear representative Kevin parker,
GO.FUCK.YOURSELF.
warmest regards,
Me
GO.FUCK.YOURSELF.
warmest regards,
Me
Bigfoot
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Meet State Senator Kevin Parker.
In January 2005, Parker was arrested after punching a traffic agent in the face during a dispute over a traffic citation that he had been issued. He was subsequently charged with third degree assault, a misdemeanor. The charges were dropped after he agreed to take anger management classes.[7][8]
In 2008, an aide filed charges against Parker, claiming he pushed her during an argument and smashed her glasses.[7]
On May 8, 2009, Parker was charged with felony criminal mischief for attacking a New York Post photographer and damaging the photographer's camera and car door. According to prosecutors, the photographer's finger was broken in the alleged attack.[9] Parker was charged with a felony due to the value of damage to the camera and car door.[10] As a result, he was stripped of his leadership position as majority whip and chair of the Energy Committee.[11] Parker was convicted of a misdemeanor charge, criminal mischief, and on March 21, 2011 was sentenced to three years probation and a $1,000 fine.[12] Had he been convicted of the felonies, he would have automatically lost his seat in the Senate, and the Senate had already expelled Hiram Monserrate for misdemeanor charges earlier in the year. The Senate Democrats expressed an unwillingness to expel Parker as they had Monserrate.[13]
In February 2010, Parker was restrained by his colleagues during a profane tirade against Senator Diane Savino in which Parker referred to Savino as a "b****".[14]
In April 2010, Parker launched into an outburst while colleague John DeFrancisco of Syracuse was questioning a black nominee for the New York State Power Authority.[15] "Amid the nearly two-minute tirade, committee chairman Carl Kruger (D-Brooklyn) told Parker he would be removed from the hearing room if he didn't settle down."[15]
Parker accused his colleagues of racism, and followed up in a radio interview by accusing his Republican "enemies" of being white supremacists.[7] Following the tirade, Sen. Ruben Diaz (D-Bronx) was quoted as saying that Parker "need[ed] help."[15]
In December 2018, Parker allegedly blocked a bike lane with a car using his official parking placard, but a different license plate. When questioned about the incident on Twitter, he replied, "Kill yourself!"[16][17] Elected Senate President Andrea Stewart-Cousins expressed her "disappointment" at Parker's action.[18]
Kevin Parker (New York politician) - Wikipedia
In January 2005, Parker was arrested after punching a traffic agent in the face during a dispute over a traffic citation that he had been issued. He was subsequently charged with third degree assault, a misdemeanor. The charges were dropped after he agreed to take anger management classes.[7][8]
In 2008, an aide filed charges against Parker, claiming he pushed her during an argument and smashed her glasses.[7]
On May 8, 2009, Parker was charged with felony criminal mischief for attacking a New York Post photographer and damaging the photographer's camera and car door. According to prosecutors, the photographer's finger was broken in the alleged attack.[9] Parker was charged with a felony due to the value of damage to the camera and car door.[10] As a result, he was stripped of his leadership position as majority whip and chair of the Energy Committee.[11] Parker was convicted of a misdemeanor charge, criminal mischief, and on March 21, 2011 was sentenced to three years probation and a $1,000 fine.[12] Had he been convicted of the felonies, he would have automatically lost his seat in the Senate, and the Senate had already expelled Hiram Monserrate for misdemeanor charges earlier in the year. The Senate Democrats expressed an unwillingness to expel Parker as they had Monserrate.[13]
In February 2010, Parker was restrained by his colleagues during a profane tirade against Senator Diane Savino in which Parker referred to Savino as a "b****".[14]
In April 2010, Parker launched into an outburst while colleague John DeFrancisco of Syracuse was questioning a black nominee for the New York State Power Authority.[15] "Amid the nearly two-minute tirade, committee chairman Carl Kruger (D-Brooklyn) told Parker he would be removed from the hearing room if he didn't settle down."[15]
Parker accused his colleagues of racism, and followed up in a radio interview by accusing his Republican "enemies" of being white supremacists.[7] Following the tirade, Sen. Ruben Diaz (D-Bronx) was quoted as saying that Parker "need[ed] help."[15]
In December 2018, Parker allegedly blocked a bike lane with a car using his official parking placard, but a different license plate. When questioned about the incident on Twitter, he replied, "Kill yourself!"[16][17] Elected Senate President Andrea Stewart-Cousins expressed her "disappointment" at Parker's action.[18]
Kevin Parker (New York politician) - Wikipedia
Blimey
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He’s upset because he can never get a permit himself.
He shouldn’t be leading a neighborhood watch let alone an elected leader.
Steal2B
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livingston
20×102mm Vulcan
Blue Lives Matter confirmed that Facebook is taking actions against Facebook accounts that call a cop-killer an illegal immigrant.
Corporal Ronil Singh was murdered within 100 miles of Facebook’s headquarters, but the company appears to be concerned about anybody pointing out that his killer was in the country illegally.
Corporal Singh’s murderer was a member of one of the violent gangs that have taken over parts of sanctuary LA.
Facebook user Dana Marie says that she didn’t even post a picture of the killer when she got flagged for “hate speech.” Dana posted images of Corporal Singh and his family, with the text: “This is officer Singh. He was killed by an ILLEGAL ALIEN 5 hours after he took this picture with this beautiful wife, baby and k9! This is precisely why we need to #buildthatwall! RIP hero”
livingston
20×102mm Vulcan
Hate speech ....anything they want it to be folks ...
^^^^
This!
What happens when people use "Private Browsing" on Firefox? - Will it be "law" that one must use a browser so that it never deletes your history? Or will "we" be required to use garbage browsers like Goolag Chrome or MicroSoftDick Internet Explorer which save anything you input, regardless of your selections in "Options" and pipe it straight to the NSA Cray server farms?
Search engines - will the pig swill pols make it illegal to use search engines like Duckduckgo and Startpage that don't record your searches or ISP address?
Will mysterious and unexpectedly "fatal" 'puter crashes become the new "tragic boating accidents"?
What if someone has never, or not for years used "social media" like Farcebook or Twatter? Will NYGF be considered "social media"?
These NYS pols are no better than Nazi Gauleiters or Stalinist political commissars.
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Bigfoot
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Yeah a lot of questions at this point.
I don't do facebook, Twitter or the other ones mentioned in the bill. I have always used IE so I figure that my internet search history would show to who ever is doing the investigation. That my search habits include the almost daily visits on this forum and also arfcom, the only two (social media?) websites that I am a member of. So would they then want my usernames and passwords to both of those websites so that they would know, who I am, and what I am saying on those websites... IDK
I don't know how any of this is going to work. I'm just thinking out loud.
Yep, lot's of questions.
Sometimes I think that this will be signed into law. But then again, I sometimes think
that this sort of thing is even to much for New Yorkistan.
So frustrating!
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Acer-m14
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can FUAC decode this ,..
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Dr. Evil
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The gap is getting a wee bit narrower between us and N. Korea.