FEDS RESPOND TO FIREARMS FREEDOM ACT LAWSUIT

[jcabin]

So the Interstate Commerce Clause trumps the rest of the Constitution?

No, apparently the feds trump the constitution by taking shit to what common sense would consider beyond reasonable. This is a refreshing step in the right direction, soon people will be hitting them from all angles.

[Warpt762x39]

No, apparently the feds trump the constitution by taking shit to what common sense would consider beyond reasonable. This is a refreshing step in the right direction, soon people will be hitting them from all angles.

Like I keep saying. Baby steps. We didn't get this fucked up government overnight and it's not gonna go away in a weekend.

[YllwFvr]

I see it as a good thing Fletcher. The states are trying to stand up to the fed (which they should be able to do) and assert some power. If it works it can be expanded upon.
The whole commerce clause is a load of BS that has been stretched away beyond its intended use. Time to clip those Federal Nails!

[nepawolf]

There is basically two ways to regain our firearm freedoms. They both have their disadvantages. There is the standard legal and political way, which takes lots of time, money and effort, and utilizes the baby step method. The only other option would be revolution. It would not be swift, it would not be gentle. Many would die, and many towns and cities would end up rather damaged. The US government has amassed some really high tech fancy toys. It would take almost as much planning, money and careful thought. So, yes, doing the legal method is extremely slow and frustrating, but consider the downsides of the other main method of trying to fix the issue. The FFA might only be for one tiny portion of the violation of our rights, but it is still a step in the right direction.

[Bug44]

There is basically two ways to regain our firearm freedoms. They both have their disadvantages. There is the standard legal and political way, which takes lots of time, money and effort, and utilizes the baby step method. The only other option would be revolution. It would not be swift, it would not be gentle. Many would die, and many towns and cities would end up rather damaged. The US government has amassed some really high tech fancy toys. It would take almost as much planning, money and careful thought. So, yes, doing the legal method is extremely slow and frustrating, but consider the downsides of the other main method of trying to fix the issue. The FFA might only be for one tiny portion of the violation of our rights, but it is still a step in the right direction.

What he said!

[jizmo3]

There is basically two ways to regain our firearm freedoms. They both have their disadvantages. There is the standard legal and political way, which takes lots of time, money and effort, and utilizes the baby step method. The only other option would be revolution. It would not be swift, it would not be gentle. Many would die, and many towns and cities would end up rather damaged. The US government has amassed some really high tech fancy toys. It would take almost as much planning, money and careful thought. So, yes, doing the legal method is extremely slow and frustrating, but consider the downsides of the other main method of trying to fix the issue. The FFA might only be for one tiny portion of the violation of our rights, but it is still a step in the right direction.

"The US government has amassed some really high tech fancy toys."
Just love that line. Priceless.

[cgbudde]

"The US government has amassed some really high tech fancy toys."
Just love that line. Priceless.

Yea, at our exspence. So maybe we should have access to them.

[Robert Kayland]

The US government has amassed some really high tech fancy toys.

Fancy toys are nice, so far as they go...

But Charlie, squatting in the bush with his AK47 and THE WILL TO USE IT, carried the day.

[dc dalton]

But Charlie, squatting in the bush with his AK47 and THE WILL TO USE IT, carried the day.

And that has been proven more times than I can count

[redeye202]

Fancy toys are nice, so far as they go...

But Charlie, squatting in the bush with his AK47 and THE WILL TO USE IT, carried the day.

Quoted for truth.