Tish James Files Amicus Brief In Support Of Federal Firearm Regulations

[gunpoliticsny]

Tish James supports this too, but there is no presser from her office -> AG Nessel Files Amicus Brief In Support Of Federal Firearm Regulations

 

[livingston]

Tish James supports this too, but there is no presser from her office -> AG Nessel Files Amicus Brief In Support Of Federal Firearm Regulations

Joining Attorney General Nessel in the brief are the attorneys general of California, Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington.

We know what states not to move to...

 

[Podmonkey]

This almost seems like they are on the defensive here. Instead of tge gun grabbers proposing restrictions and us rallying a defense the opposite is happening here. The momentum is just starting to shift
That said personally I think thinkbtge age of majority in general should be pushed back to 21. If that means no handgun sales then also no voting and no military service. I belive that at 18 a human is still a child and should be treated still as a minor.

 

[spat]

This almost seems like they are on the defensive here. Instead of tge gun grabbers proposing restrictions and us rallying a defense the opposite is happening here. The momentum is just starting to shift
That said personally I think thinkbtge age of majority in general should be pushed back to 21. If that means no handgun sales then also no voting and no military service. I belive that at 18 a human is still a child and should be treated still as a minor.

I believe "years since you were born" is about as accurate a measure of maturity as shoe size.

Maybe we should make people legally a minor until they graduate high school. And then restore the old school requirements to do so.

Want to remain a child into your '40s, we'll accommodate.

I'm not sure school graduation is the best answer, but it should *certainly* be something better than "managed not to die for 18 years".

Or, more likely, a staged system, but similarly based on milestones not years.

 

[Podmonkey]

I believe "years since you were born" is about as accurate a measure of maturity as shoe size.

Maybe we should make people legally a minor until they graduate high school. And then restore the old school requirements to do so.

Want to remain a child into your '40s, we'll accommodate.

I'm not sure school graduation is the best answer, but it should *certainly* be something better than "managed not to die for 18 years".

Or, more likely, a staged system, but similarly based on milestones not years.

I agree, people mature at different rates. But any system set in place is going to be arbitrary.
Maybe people should remain legal minors until they have successfully held a job in tge private sector for a period of time. Frankly I don't think accedemics or bureaucrats should be able to vote either.

 

[spat]

I agree, people mature at different rates. But any system set in place is going to be arbitrary.
Maybe people should remain legal minors until they have successfully held a job in tge private sector for a period of time. Frankly I don't think accedemics or bureaucrats should be able to vote either.

I kinda like the Heinlein approach TBH. "Service guarantees citizenship".

Military or something like peace corps. Something with real world responsibility.

 

[SonOfSun]

Joining Attorney General Nessel in the brief are the attorneys general of California, Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington.

We know what states not to move to...

If you like guns you've already known which states not to move to.

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

She must be hangry again. Get that bitch a Snickers.

I hope some other state files a declaration of war with NY. I'll quarter some 'enemy' soldiers after we they win the Battle of Port Jervis.

 

[GOPerfect]

I kinda like the Heinlein approach TBH. "Service guarantees citizenship".

Military or something like peace corps. Something with real world responsibility.

 

[Grimscale]

I kinda like the Heinlein approach TBH. "Service guarantees citizenship".

thank you.
I just had the greatest mental image of the warrior bugs tearing apart most of the current administration, and a brain bug dying of starvation with is proboscis stuck in Bumbling Biden's head.
Oh, and one of the big plasma bugs blasting Afghanistan off the map.