POLITICS - Washington, DC's compliance w/Heller SC Decision

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POLITICS - Washington, DC's compliance w/Heller SC Decision

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They still won't allow semi auto handguns. :roll:
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Heck, you knew they'd start working ways to deny citizens the right no matter how the SCOTUS ruled. I'm surprised they haven't limited this to flintlocks...
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Sound like they might be ready to change things a little?

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I hope they can spank some of these clowns but good :evil:
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Wow ... I noticed anyone convicted of prostitution is prohibited. That seems like an odd disqualifier.
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Rimfire McNutjob wrote:Wow ... I noticed anyone convicted of prostitution is prohibited. That seems like an odd disqualifier.
Well they don't want Senators carrying guns now do they?
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TedH wrote:They still won't allow semi auto handguns. :roll:
Well, of course. Semi auto handguns weren't around when the Bill Of Rights was put together unlike the revol... no... wait... :)
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People talk about the Left Coast, but Or and Wa are firearm friendly....can't say the same about most of our elected clowns, but they will have to change the State Constitution to screw with us in Wa......
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sobenk wrote:
Rimfire McNutjob wrote:Wow ... I noticed anyone convicted of prostitution is prohibited. That seems like an odd disqualifier.
Well they don't want Senators carrying guns now do they?
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Selling ones self for profit, That does eliminate most of Congress,
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Rimfire McNutjob wrote:Wow ... I noticed anyone convicted of prostitution is prohibited. That seems like an odd disqualifier.
Maybe it's their way of thumbing their nose at the prostitutes and johns. Isn't D.C. ruled by federal law? And isn't it true there is no federal law against prostitution?
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Tycer wrote:
Rimfire McNutjob wrote:Wow ... I noticed anyone convicted of prostitution is prohibited. That seems like an odd disqualifier.
Maybe it's their way of thumbing their nose at the prostitutes and johns. Isn't D.C. ruled by federal law? And isn't it true there is no federal law against prostitution?
True - otherwise all the members of Congress would would have to move to NV! :wink:
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I don't know why anyone would be surprised. After all, it takes HONORABLE people to live by the law and these aren't honorable people. Still, there's precedent for ignoring SCOTUS, just look at President Andrew Jackson. I'm paraphrasing a bit but he said, "they've ruled, not let them enforce it." The executive branch is responsible for enforcement. I'll bet the President doesn't rock that boat.
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They are likely to be sued over that. Blatant attempt to deny the right to self defense to those whom THEY don't approve of.
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