Silly to stockpile? every governor and mayor can effectively stop most sales now

BlueHeeler · Mar 19, 2020

DanGuy48 said:
I’ve been trying to buy distilled water for our espresso machine. Why on earth are people panic-buying distilled water?

Check the baby aisle for Nursery water. Same thing.

babalou · Mar 19, 2020

bingo

Glaron said:
This part bothers me. If "Lawmakers" pass a law that is found to be unconstitutional, why do we have to pay to question it. They should be barred for life from being a lawmaker. Im a bit tired of paying for both sides of the screw. That's just me.

always from their side. If our side pass a law it is immediately put on hold or rescinded. Weird that way

adit · Mar 19, 2020

Glaron said:
This part bothers me. If "Lawmakers" pass a law that is found to be unconstitutional, why do we have to pay to question it. They should be barred for life from being a lawmaker. Im a bit tired of paying for both sides of the screw. That's just me.

WWNC

Bob A · Mar 19, 2020

rascal said:
You are confused. this is not in any way analogous to limiting gatherings but akin the government forbidding the press from criticizing actions of the government. What you are saying is it would be justified for Trump to shut down the NYT if they criticized his actions, since it is in the interest of the government that everyone cooperate!

And there are no "broad powers" to limit assembly to petition the government, that is about the most narrow power subject to the strictest scrutiny theri s.

it is 100% unconstitutional even during an emergency to say that you are limiting gatherings in order to limit the expression of the right to express dissent.
No US governor, mayor or president can say: "I am limiting gatherings,, gathering size etc protest due to government interest in limiting dissent"

and no governor, Mayor, or President can say we are suspending mirandizing because we don't want people to understand their right to counsel.

Guess what? Maybe they "can't" say it, but they've already done it.

A hundred years ago.

Read all about Woody Wilson taking on the Press "for the good of the country":
https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=243156

Of course, that was back in the day when the press was able to explore more than one side of an issue; less of a problem today, where the Progs and the media speak with one forked tongue.

Reptile · Mar 19, 2020

When you consider that almost half of the voting population wants a nanny state on any given day, it doesn’t take much to tip the balance. Politicians are all about getting elected and getting re-elected. They do what they think we the people demand.

Decoy · Mar 19, 2020

ComeGet · Mar 19, 2020

Decoy said:

For some reason, this makes me feel very validated.

whistlersmother · Mar 19, 2020

Makes me want to finish an 80%

OLM-Medic · Mar 20, 2020

the only fair punishment for treason is a rope around the neck

Biggfoot44 · Mar 20, 2020

Actually , back in the Old Country , they had a different variation just for Treason , just ask William Wallace .

Doctor_M · Mar 20, 2020

rseymorejr said:
That's crazy. I have plenty enough ammo on hand to be extremely unruly

I'll see your "unruly" and raise you a "cantankerous" :innocent0

lazarus · Mar 23, 2020

Doctor_M said:
I'll see your "unruly" and raise you a "cantankerous"

Heck, mines enough you could totally aim to misbehave.

Doctor_M · Mar 23, 2020

And for all of the mayors and governors who are seeking to close down gun shops as "non-essential"... I offer this bit of sage wisdom:

“A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.”

I don't often say this, but Illinois got it right.

Pushrod · Mar 23, 2020

lazarus said:
Heck, mines enough you could totally aim to misbehave.

Hell, misbehave? I have enough to supply a bloody rebellion!

Doctor_M · Mar 23, 2020

Pushrod said:
Hell, misbehave? I have enough to supply a bloody rebellion!

Stay safe brother... miss you guys.

nedsurf · Mar 23, 2020

San Jose has an extremely wealthy tax base. I hope a civil action comes from this.

rascal · Mar 23, 2020

nedsurf said:
San Jose has an extremely wealthy tax base. I hope a civil action comes from this.

In my experience wealthy liberals, and that is what San Jose has a lot of (72.7% Democrat, 20.6% Republican, and 6.7% Independent), want impediments to the hoi polloi.

Bohemian · Mar 25, 2020

FYI
firearms policy coalition has filed a law suit to stop the Gov State Level Gun Store Closures, Pennsylvania is the test case:
FPC took swift legal action in CRDF, et al., v. Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf to stop the Governor's dangerous action of gun store closures...
Like Gun Owners of America GunOwners.org
FPC Supports The Unabridged Second Amendment
https://www.firearmspolicy.org/legal

pittpa · Mar 25, 2020

PA beer distributors were open, last I heard.

Bohemian · Mar 25, 2020

Following emergency litigation by FPC, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has revised his order to close gun stores.

Gun stores will now be added to the list of businesses allowed to stay open during the COVID-19 crisis.
https://www.firearmspolicy.org/legal

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