danb
dont be a dumbass
http://www.sacbee.com/news/state/article158965184.html
Well its commiefornia, home of the 9th circus. The victory will be short lived.
Well its commiefornia, home of the 9th circus. The victory will be short lived.
Judge blocks California magazine ban
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Can't he get the death penalty for a ruling like that?
HordesOfKailas
Still learning
In California, the death penalty only comes from the barrel of a Saturday Night Special.
danb
dont be a dumbass
I think they will send him to a reeducation camp at Berkley.
whistlersmother
Peace through strength
Appeal to 3 court bench, ruling upheld.
9CA en banc will magically appear and overturn
SCOTUS will deny cert
Thomas and Gorsuch will further lament.
Meanwhile, Czech's will probably be moving to buying full auto from the grocery store.
- Dec 20, 2013
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At least, there's a glimmer of sanity out there....even if it turns out to be transitory.
Kharn
Ultimate Member
Czechs know how to party. And how to respond to someone telling them what to do.
Armadillofz1
Ultimate Member
Heck of a retirement speech.
sgt23preston
USMC LLA. NRA Life Member
WatTyler
Ultimate Member
As Stalin would have said, "He looks exactly like a man who is about to have a heart attack."
... Or LAPD shooting at someone else.
Mr H
Banana'd
One of the parts that I think will have staying power (paraphrasing)...
The ban is equivalent to depriving citizens of their property without compensation.
The ban is equivalent to depriving citizens of their property without compensation.
- Jan 30, 2013
- 34,026
That federal judge has a brilliant judicial career ahead.
On administrative duty. Reviewing contracts for janitorial services for the courthouse, etc.
But, it is a lifetime sentence, er, uh, appointment.
On administrative duty. Reviewing contracts for janitorial services for the courthouse, etc.
But, it is a lifetime sentence, er, uh, appointment.
- Jan 30, 2013
- 34,026
Funny how those who have actually experienced life under Marxist rule are usually the most passionate advocates for freedom...
... While the Harvard, Yale, and Columbia-educated lawyers and Ph.D.'s who have enjoyed the freest and most prosperous lives on earth are usually the most passionate advocates of Marxism -- but for everyone else, not them.
Came here for this, was not disappointed. You forgot step #1, though, he'll rule against it despite the prelim injunction because the state's non-evidence is so compelling from a strict scrutiny standpoint.
- Dec 20, 2013
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Ask a typical Yalie how to change a car tire and he'll produce a copiously and extensively referenced artful dissertation (with Latin translation): Tire-Changing in the 21st Century: The Thinking Man's Guide to Navigating America's Roadways. But whaddya think happens on his way home from receiving the Pulitzer prize when he gets a flat? He's gotta ring the AAA, because he hasn't a clue how to actually, mechanically change a freaking tire.
Dat's the difference between theory (the two-dimensional utopia that Bolshies inhabit) and practice (where real America can-do spirit lives).
- Jan 30, 2013
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Bill and Hillary are Yalies. You think they know that much, or care? You think they call AAA themselves? Hillary would have a temper tantrum aimed at whoever let the tire get flat. Bill would have an intern do it, giving her instructions "First, bend over and lean against the tire..."
- Aug 29, 2016
- 763
The 9th Circuit will overturn, and the cowards on the Supreme Court will deny cert. I can't wait for Kennedy and Ginsburg to finally kick the bucket.
