2A does not apply to Hawaii

[Inigoes]

The Hawaii Supreme Court says the "spirit of aloha" supercedes the US constitution

Hawaii court says 'spirit of Aloha' supersedes Constitution, Second Amendment

Hawaii's high court explicitly rejected previous U.S. Supreme Court rulings upholding Americans' rights to carry a firearm, instead citing the "spirit of Aloha."

www.foxnews.com

 

[Bullfrog]

Pretty sure this particular piece of horse crap is being discussed already, but I can't find it at the moment.

 

[rbird7282]

2A does not apply to Hawaii

The Hawaii Supreme Court says the "spirit of aloha" supercedes the US constitution https://www.foxnews.com/politics/hawaii-court-says-spirit-aloha-supersedes-constitution-second-amendment

www.mdshooters.com

 

[BeoBill]

I think a certain HSC judge is going to get a conference call from (202) soon...

 

[fishgutzy]

They were simply delaying. When they get slapped back, the state will just do it again.
They believe there will son be a communist majority SCOTUS.

Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

 

[Mike OTDP]

I think a certain HSC judge is going to get a conference call from (202) soon...

Pity we don't have a President who upholds the Constitution. If we did, there would not be a conference call. It would be a house call...by the military, to suppress the rebellion by force of arms.

 

[foodpoison]

Pretty sure this particular piece of horse crap is being discussed already, but I can't find it at the moment.

Hawaii SC says not right to carry!

the full quote looks slightly truncated on the link, but in the post, click it, you can see that they really don’t like scotus ruling. Also more detail under full fpc Twitter feed

www.mdshooters.com

 

[Inigoes]

 

[Afrikeber]

Well then, since they are closer to China let them disarm themselves so their sister nation can walk on in without any issues.

They can then join China in believing a well armed militia is not required.

 

[Bob A]

Pretty sure this particular piece of horse crap is being discussed already, but I can't find it at the moment.

Hawaii SC says not right to carry!

the full quote looks slightly truncated on the link, but in the post, click it, you can see that they really don’t like scotus ruling. Also more detail under full fpc Twitter feed

www.mdshooters.com

 

[msinc]

It will be struck down by a higher court as soon as someone takes it there.... communist liberal democrats just have to keep trying.... they know it won't stick, but they try any ways to waste time and money.

 

[press1280]

I'd love to see the opinion but it sounds like the HSC basically made their state version of the 2A a dead letter.
This sounds like bad licensing case, something which SCOTUS may pass on.

 

[Inigoes]

I'd love to see the opinion but it sounds like the HSC basically made their state version of the 2A a dead letter.
This sounds like bad licensing case, something which SCOTUS may pass on.

If you listen to Mark Smith on the four boxes diner video, this case may get some traction.

The fella legally purchased the handgun in Florida back in the day.

The fella detained some yahoos doing bad things on his property until the police arrived, who witnessed the fella with an AR15 holding the bad guys at bay. It was only when the fella admitted to having a pistol in his waistband on his own property, did he start the criminal dance. All because he did not register his handgun when he moved to Hawaii.

Interstate firearm law would be an interesting knot to untangle.

 

[JoeRinMD]

If you listen to Mark Smith on the four boxes diner video, this case may get some traction.

The fella legally purchased the handgun in Florida back in the day.

The fella detained some yahoos doing bad things on his property until the police arrived, who witnessed the fella with an AR15 holding the bad guys at bay. It was only when the fella admitted to having a pistol in his waistband on his own property, did he start the criminal dance. All because he did not register his handgun when he moved to Hawaii.

Interstate firearm law would be an interesting knot to untangle.

Inigoes,

With all due respect, I think the guy with the AR-15 was the zip-line business owner, and the defendant in this case was one of the "yahoos" who had gone onto the property after hours. The business owner used his AR to hold the trespassers until the police got there. Then, if I read it correctly, one of the yahoos told police he had a gun in his waistband. That pistol was the one he said he bought in Florida years go.

From my listening to the 4 Boxes commentary, he was making a point tangential to the main issue, namely that an AR-15 was used legally to thwart a crime in progress -- something the antigunners will never admit!

JoeR

 

[Inigoes]

Inigoes,

With all due respect, I think the guy with the AR-15 was the zip-line business owner, and the defendant in this case was one of the "yahoos" who had gone onto the property after hours. The business owner used his AR to hold the trespassers until the police got there. Then, if I read it correctly, one of the yahoos told police he had a gun in his waistband. That pistol was the one he said he bought in Florida years go.

From my listening to the 4 Boxes commentary, he was making a point tangential to the main issue, namely that an AR-15 was used legally to thwart a crime in progress -- something the antigunners will never admit!

JoeR

I could be wrong, as it was early in the morning.

 

[John from MD]

Hawaii has wanted to leave the US for some time. Now is a good time with China rattling its sabres. Let's see if they're up to it.