Friday an Illinois judge ruled That the State gun ban and registry as unconstitutional. As of Friday there was a list of 170 firearms and counting on that list. The list of firearms was listed on the channel 9 news today.
I always explain that the founding fathers specifically wrote the amendment such that the citizens at that time had the exact same weaponry as the military...and so should it be today.Thanks for the update. It wasn’t easily available in the Chicago rags or mentioned on the talk radio news.
Discussing the rationale of the challenge, it was odd that when the dimwit governor and atty general stated their basis for The Ban as “the Founding Fathers didn’t have AR-15‘s”. If that’s the gist of their argument, then there’s plenty more the FF’s did discuss about tyranny.
A small blip for the Trib (use the reader feature if pay-window blocks access)
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Downstate judge strikes down Illinois ban on high-powered guns
A downstate judge on Friday struck down the ban on high-power firearms and high-capacity ammunition magazines that Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed into law earlier this year, a ruling the Illinois attorn…www.chicagotribune.com
I can agree with most of this. Remember we did have the exact same things as the military, 1903, M1 garand but I don't think we need SAW249's and such readily available over the counter so to speak. Tax stamp you bet.I always explain that the founding fathers specifically wrote the amendment such that the citizens at that time had the exact same weaponry as the military...and so should it be today.
Still illegal to shoot someone, whether it's with a blunderbuss or a SAW. Of course we don't need them...that's not the point. We all talk about slippery slopes, gun control starts with making some firearms illegal and look where it gets us.I can agree with most of this. Remember we did have the exact same things as the military, 1903, M1 garand but I don't think we need SAW249's and such readily available over the counter so to speak. Tax stamp you bet.
I do agree that Illinois plays funny stuff with bills and such.
With all due respect, what YOU think I need is irrelevant.I can agree with most of this. Remember we did have the exact same things as the military, 1903, M1 garand but I don't think we need SAW249's and such readily available over the counter so to speak. Tax stamp you bet.
I do agree that Illinois plays funny stuff with bills and such.
The revolution was fought with privately owned artillery and equipment. There was no structured government. Just a handful of freedom fighters sponsored by a few well-heeled aristocrats to overthrow a tyrannical government.I always explain that the founding fathers specifically wrote the amendment such that the citizens at that time had the exact same weaponry as the military...and so should it be today.
If the military can have it, we should be able to have it. Period.The revolution was fought with privately owned artillery and equipment. There was no structured government. Just a handful of freedom fighters sponsored by a few well-heeled aristocrats to overthrow a tyrannical government.
Yep seen that! Totally disagree with that.You guys know, they're going after body armor now. They want us to be good little sheeple.
My bad what was I thinkingWith all due respect, what YOU think I need is irrelevant.
It must have been a good feeling when we saw all those taliban running around in our brand new unissued gear when we left. It's ridiculous. We've literally armed 2 complete armies with small arms, NVG , transport and heavy weapons. "They" can have military weapons but we can't. We are our second line of defense. Recently I read an article about a study .by the DoD to disarm all military personnel under 25 and forever keep records of their firearm ownership. They claim that this is an effort to stem suicide rates. They never acknowledged the cause. I'm so disappointed in the direction our current administration is taking us. Sorry, I realize this kinda rambled all over, but there is a common thread if you can find it.Yep seen that! Totally disagree with that.
If it hadn't been for the availability to buy some armor and plate carrier for my nephew he wouldn't have had any. It was almost 6 months before his unit got some in Afghanistan.
Well that was thoroughly disgusting to read through. That explains why he just giggled and smiled saying, "well I guess we'll see you in court then. " the dirty b@stard stacked the deck on the front side.Here is a bit of interesting reading about how corrupt Illinois is and a look at how things MIGHT turn out for us on this single ruling. Also remember this wasn't a ruling on the 2A grounds but on how the bills become law.
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Updated!! Conflict of interest with IL Supreme Court and gun ban ruling appeal (Caulkins case)?
Some updates on what this article started listed below and added in near the end. Click below for another major story (one of the justices appears to have lobbied with a gun control group for the law...www.mom-at-arms.com
I could have a ball with rush hour traffic in a LAV-25 and really screw up the hogs with a Paladin.If the military can have it, we should be able to have it. Period.
Yes it is disgusting but even worse is the fact that he is thinking about running for POTUS.Well that was thoroughly disgusting to read through. That explains why he just giggled and smiled saying, "well I guess we'll see you in court then. " the dirty b@stard stacked the deck on the front side.
Shouldn't those judges have to recuse themselves for conflict of interest? I guess demonrats don't mind rubbing our nose in it. Illinois needs a good house cleaning.