Real0ne -> RE: Supreme Court leaning towards extending gun rights? (3/6/2010 6:57:06 AM)
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ORIGINAL: truckinslave I am of mixed personal preferences on this case. I am a strong 2nd Amendment supporter, but I also am a strong advocate of States' Rights; and would heartily support repeal of the 14th Amendment. If Mr McDonald wants to own handguns, let him move to WV or campaign to change the laws of Illinois. Or: eliminate all state laws more onerous than the federal. Either one is fine with me. But SCOTUS will, imo, strike down the ban. For the poster who wanted to expand the law of comity to include acceptance of all CCWs by all states: God, can't you just imagine some huge sporting event or convention in DC, NYC, Chicago or San Franfuxco that drew large numbers of men fromTexas, Florida, Wyoming, and WV? A good time could be had by all...... they either have jurisdiction or not and people who are self governed they do not have jurisdiction. Thats the problem that people are having now with jurisdiction entrapment where they are switching jurisdictions as they go along to snare you which is next to impossible for the average person to avoid when you are standing in front of the adminitrator. Firstly there is only one reason that any person citizen or not should ever go in front of any of these so called judges and that is to enter a complaint against them as the plaintiff, and that is even in a traffic ticket. Somehow between the senate meetings creating the courts and state codes that little section was forgotten. (in all the states) Imagine that.
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