Flynn

No complaints from me if she is, non-violent felonies and misdemeanor convictions (like Gibson's) should not result in a lifetime denial of ANY enumerated civil rights once the debt to society is repaid aka time served... In fact I believe that even many violent felons should be offered a path to restore their rights, because in truth if they are a danger to society they should not be part of society and instead still be locked up, the fact they are released back into society to me suggest their debt to society is repaid and our justice system found them to no longer be an imminent threat to society and thus they are once again part of "the people" and thus are entitled to their civil rights...

Curious why do you imply your logic for other NFA items being overturned does not apply to full-auto? The only difference I see goes back to the anti-gunners 'it's scary' logic, as full auto might not have been widely common before it was banned but it wasn't uncommon either and it's still not uncommon both in civilian and LE circles, it's just highly regulated and the ban for civilian ones means that number is fixed, but the LE number grows making in more common...

This is just downright laughable... https://www.cga.ct.gov/2025/psdata/TMY/2025HB-07052-R000227-Higgins, Ronnell, Commissioner-DESPP-Opposes-TMY.PDF

Yep, I think it shows a clear direction, who knows what will happen with gun control and law enforcement shakeup in the next 4 years but I doubt we are going to see a status quo administration, there is every sign they intend to shake things up and likely in our favor...

Dan Bongino named new FBI Deputy Director https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2025/feb/23/dan-bongino-named-fbi-deputy-director-donald-trump-announces/

It's a 4D chess move, if you merge those agencies into a single agency's rule, then Kash Patel already being confirmed can in fact be the director of them all.

Pre-import ban, note the bottom left, you got the complete kit even the bayonet for that price...

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This is the result of the SCOTUS kicking the can and dragging their feet, after Heller/Bruen I 100% blame them for not slapping down these lower courts that allow this to continue post haste like they would for other civil rights infringements...

There are probably millions of surplus AK variants out there that are being cut up and brought in as pieces to be rebuilt with compliant parts vs importing the entire rifle like they used to, I'm talking about those 'cheap' rifles being allowed to be imported once again instead of being cut up into parts for reassembly with compliant parts at extra cost, I'm not talking about newly manufactured imports, but they would be nice as well... And regardless of any superiority claims, I like the rawness of the AK and would love to have several old school hunk of junk, dirt cheap surplus variants from around the world, just to have, owning a firearm isn't always about owning the best... Same with several other foreign firearms that are now banned from import, that must come in as parts to be reassembled, it would be nice to see those import restrictions lifted and allow them to once again be imported as whole firearms...

I would be happy with cheap AK variants...

Even more so because it's true, and the sites like the Sun-Times felt that was front page (on their website) newsworthy...

I don't know about that, seems like everything Trump does is worthy of the front page new, except for this...

Legislation is not permanent, it's sometimes harder to change, but certainly not permanent. Court rulings based on civil rights violations of the Constitution that moot most of the current legislation against gun (and other arms) are the most permanent and where we really need to get and this EO is a start in that direction and hopefully the DoJ follow through and files suit against several states for civil rights violations.

These deals are mostly global among state-run postal systems through the Universal Postal Union (a UN branch) it's a broken system where industrialized nations subsidize others...