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ISP has filed the Emergency Rule to implement PICA
springfield shooter replied to Upholder's topic in Illinois Politics
Thanks for the clarification. -
ISP has filed the Emergency Rule to implement PICA
springfield shooter replied to Upholder's topic in Illinois Politics
So the state's word is as good as it's financial situation? Go figure. -
ISP has filed the Emergency Rule to implement PICA
springfield shooter replied to Upholder's topic in Illinois Politics
Someone correct me if I'm wrong. Wasn't the fact that there would be "exempts" used as a selling point when this was passed? -
A lot of the country is still waiting for you to confess to your ignorance of (or more likely disregard for) the Constitution. In the meantime, thanks for bringing to the forefront the problem of elected officials using "emergency powers" in a dictatorial manner. Especially as it involves abrogating clearly enumerated rights.
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Just another good reason for a gun safe with a dial on the front of it.
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So, to reiterate: The Constitution establishes the federal government, and also sets limits on it's powers. Further, Article 6, Clause 2 establishes the Federal Constitution as the "supreme Law of the Land". In other words, it takes precedence over state constitutions. The governor of New Mexico (hereafter "the governor") has taken an oath to support the Constitution of the United States. The governor has stated that her oath to the Constitution is not absolute. But it is by that same Constitution...and not some monarch's supposed divine right...that she ultimately exercises power. Therefore, the emergency power that the governor claims to (but does not) have is, in her mind, allowed by a document that she plainly states she doesn't respect or feel legally bound by. But how then can she have this authority, if the Constitution is not legally binding? You can't make this stuff up.
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When these individuals declare that no Amendment to the Constitution is absolute (or in this case, the governor says that her oath isn't absolute....which in itself is an incredibly stupid statement), I want to ask them how they feel about the 13th. Legal challenges are apparently in the works. https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/opponents-prepping-court-challenges-impeachment-after-governor-michelle-lujan-grisham-imposes-emergency-carry-ban/
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Bevis v Naperville - AWB
springfield shooter replied to Euler's topic in Judicial Second Amendment Case Discussion
Hard to see the 7th Circuit using a state precedent that clearly (per the state court itself) doesn't touch on the 2A issues. Not saying the state wouldn't try, of course.