Yep.
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Good thread.
Good things we lost.
I get the practical problem with ghost guns.
I cringe at making ghost guns “illegal” because we are going down the path of making someone’s “thoughts” illegal.
Someone makes an outline of a “gun” on a block of metal.
That needs to be “tracked”?
Gotta big problem with that.
Let’s just throw no prior restraint out the window because we don’t feel safe?
I don’t. What’s the problem?
Oug-g-g-t Thi-r-r-r-ty
They can be turned into guns that can’t be traced in case they’re used in crimes.
Supreme law of the land. The Constitution overrides conflicting state or local laws. Where does it say no laws regarding or interpretation of the Constitution are allowed? Again, all laws, EOs and court decisions regarding the implementation or interpretation of the Constitution are illegal?
But it takes more effort and expense than guns the gangs are already able to illegally get.
If it was just expense I could see it being over come. But “effort” and developing a skill (cnc operation) seems like it should be a deal breaker for your average gang banger of any description.
Now if nerds or tool guys had a criminal association serving their needs…
Only statutes pursuant to the Constitution.
The federal does many things it has no enumerated power to do … and among them are its gun control “laws”.
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Stay off of my lawn Joe.
I was assured by a poster here, that they weren’t invented to kill…They were designed to shoot a projectile a distance, thats it…lol
Try Bing.
The discussion is about whether the 2nd is unlimited as to what type of arms are covered under it.
And that reason is, the Federal government at the time was too cheap to have a standing army or to buy soldiers weapons.
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Who need bing to know what a pressure cooker was designed to do
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Anyone who asked the question?
Yes, the justifying clause.
But the actual clause thereby justified offers Congress no enumerated power to do anything, rather it restricts them, and there is no enumerated power for the current stable of federal gun laws elsewhere so the 10th Amendment is the controlling Law.
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The same people who do not know how to use a screw driver?
For the politicians out there, or members of other tool-use impaired classes, if you can’t get the screw driver into the screw just think about your secretary. That should do the trick.
Supremacy clause.