Samm
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We have had this conversation before Allan. Citing facts does not in itself constitute either logic or reasoning. So yes, in the face of facts, your lack of logic and reasoning is stunning.
Oh thereās a lot more wrong with red-flag laws.
Like thereās no punishment for filing a false report, to begin with.
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i disagree. facts in posts are indeed logical in my way of thinking.
Allan
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Samm
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Key words there, ā⦠in my way of thinking.ā
Facts are meaningless if you canāt connect the dots. Your fact sheet looks like a target shot with buckshot at 50 yards. 
facts are never meaningless.
Allan
Smyrna
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He reminds me of an old song. Feeeeelingsā¦da, da, da, da, daaaaā¦nothing more than feelings

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Samm
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And random feelings at that. 
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Smyrna
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His intentions are good butā¦

STODR
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It is like being in the military. A minority could make a false claim against someone but no consequences. Why, because they didnāt want to deter actual real complaints.
Safiel
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I was wrong.
It was 8 Justices.

Only Justice Thomas dissented.
is irrelevant to the right
WuWei
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There are some problems with the wording of that holding.
Safiel
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Still reading and analyzing the ruling.
I will say I am shocked that Alito broke with Thomas on this.
WuWei
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Government always wants a monopoly of force.
They did exactly what they criticize lower courts for frequently.
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It will be defined as āpeople who donāt vote Democrat.ā
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even alito aint this stupid.
Allan
from the opinion.
ā(4) The Fifth Circuit erred in reading Bruen to require a āhistori- cal twinā rather than a āhistorical analogue.ā 597 U. S., at 30. The panel also misapplied the Courtās precedents when evaluating Rahimiās facial challenge. Rather than consider the circumstances in which Section 922(g)(8) was most likely to be constitutional, the panel instead focused on hypothetical scenarios where the provision might raise constitutional concerns. P. 16.ā
Allan