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Question... How worried are you really about the 2nd being revoked?
10-22-2016, 07:53 AM,
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Question... How worried are you really about the 2nd being revoked?
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Some are giving it to Hillary before the election. Some are going to just stay home.

While there are still three branches of government (although the congress is being rendered ineffective thanks to wishy-washiness) it would have to get past all three branches, unless the 2nd amendment would be ruled "Unconstitutional" by the supreme court. I don't think they are going to be able to get that done.

What is your thoughts?

While there are still three branches of government (although the congress is being rendered ineffective thanks to wishy-washiness) it would have to get past all three branches, unless the 2nd amendment would be ruled "Unconstitutional" by the supreme court. I don't think they are going to be able to get that done.

What is your thoughts?
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10-22-2016, 10:31 AM,
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(10-22-2016, 07:53 AM)LisaJarratt Wrote: Some are giving it to Hillary before the election. Some are going to just stay home.

While there are still three branches of government (although the congress is being rendered ineffective thanks to wishy-washiness) it would have to get past all three branches, unless the 2nd amendment would be ruled "Unconstitutional" by the supreme court. I don't think they are going to be able to get that done.

What is your thoughts?

Not voting "for" Trump, just against Hitlary.
(10-22-2016, 07:53 AM)LisaJarratt Wrote: Some are giving it to Hillary before the election. Some are going to just stay home.

While there are still three branches of government (although the congress is being rendered ineffective thanks to wishy-washiness) it would have to get past all three branches, unless the 2nd amendment would be ruled "Unconstitutional" by the supreme court. I don't think they are going to be able to get that done.

What is your thoughts?
Not voting "for" Trump, just against Hitlary.
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10-22-2016, 05:22 PM,
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First, you can't "revoke" any amendment. There is a process to remove it, but that would require 2/3 of the states, and that will never happen.

However, as we learned with prayer in schools, and roe vs. wade, what the Constitution actually says is not relevant if they don't want it to be.

There is nothing in the Constitution that even remotely relates to abortion or that any honest person could twist enough to come close, but that didn't stop them from pretending it did.

When it comes to gun control they will just declare whatever they want no matter what. As Scalia tried to warn before he was murdered, we do not have a Supreme Court any more.
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However, as we learned with prayer in schools, and roe vs. wade, what the Constitution actually says is not relevant if they don't want it to be.

There is nothing in the Constitution that even remotely relates to abortion or that any honest person could twist enough to come close, but that didn't stop them from pretending it did.

When it comes to gun control they will just declare whatever they want no matter what. As Scalia tried to warn before he was murdered, we do not have a Supreme Court any more.
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10-24-2016, 08:01 AM,
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as a Clinton consiglieri said of executive orders during Bill's reign "stroke of the pen, law of the land, pretty cool eh?"
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10-25-2016, 07:27 AM,
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(10-24-2016, 08:01 AM)British Gunner Wrote: as a Clinton consiglieri said of executive orders during Bill's reign "stroke of the pen, law of the land, pretty cool eh?"

Actually, that is not true. They say "law of the land" to fool the ignorant.

Executive orders are nothing more than a way for the CEO (chief executive) to manage corporate operations.

The work the same way as in a business, i.e. if a CEO declares employees can only take 30 minutes for lunch that does not apply to employees when they are on their days off and does not apply to customers or vendors.

When the President writes an executive order they only apply to federal government employees and only during execution of the employment duties.

They are NOT the law of the land, they do NOT apply to those employees outside of work, and most certainly do NOT apply to you or me.

They can affect you indirectly. Government agencies who have legal power to set regulations can receive directives regarding those regulations from the President. However, those regulations by themselves are not law either. First, they apply federally, so local government and local agencies are not obligate to enforce them, and second, as not law, the justice department has no jurisdiction to arrest, because there is no law to be broken. All the feds can do is sue you for compliance or fine you.

HOWEVER, when those regulations are unconstitutional, suing you (or fining you and risking you suing them), brings that regulation before the court and risks the constitutional declaration. When the regulation is an overreach you can just ignore it, and they likely will leave you alone. That's a bit of a risk with liberal courts.

Regardless, the executive order is nothing if we don't let it be, and don't accept our education from the media.
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(10-24-2016, 08:01 AM)British Gunner Wrote: as a Clinton consiglieri said of executive orders during Bill's reign "stroke of the pen, law of the land, pretty cool eh?"
Actually, that is not true. They say "law of the land" to fool the ignorant.

Executive orders are nothing more than a way for the CEO (chief executive) to manage corporate operations.

The work the same way as in a business, i.e. if a CEO declares employees can only take 30 minutes for lunch that does not apply to employees when they are on their days off and does not apply to customers or vendors.

When the President writes an executive order they only apply to federal government employees and only during execution of the employment duties.

They are NOT the law of the land, they do NOT apply to those employees outside of work, and most certainly do NOT apply to you or me.

They can affect you indirectly. Government agencies who have legal power to set regulations can receive directives regarding those regulations from the President. However, those regulations by themselves are not law either. First, they apply federally, so local government and local agencies are not obligate to enforce them, and second, as not law, the justice department has no jurisdiction to arrest, because there is no law to be broken. All the feds can do is sue you for compliance or fine you.

HOWEVER, when those regulations are unconstitutional, suing you (or fining you and risking you suing them), brings that regulation before the court and risks the constitutional declaration. When the regulation is an overreach you can just ignore it, and they likely will leave you alone. That's a bit of a risk with liberal courts.

Regardless, the executive order is nothing if we don't let it be, and don't accept our education from the media.
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10-25-2016, 05:00 PM,
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(10-22-2016, 05:22 PM)Dutz Wrote: First, you can't "revoke" any amendment. There is a process to remove it, but that would require 2/3 of the states, and that will never happen.

However, as we learned with prayer in schools, and roe vs. wade, what the Constitution actually says is not relevant if they don't want it to be.

There is nothing in the Constitution that even remotely relates to abortion or that any honest person could twist enough to come close, but that didn't stop them from pretending it did.

When it comes to gun control they will just declare whatever they want no matter what. As Scalia tried to warn before he was murdered, we do not have a Supreme Court any more.

Actually it's 3/4 of the states need to approve or 38 currently... but you are on a roll!!!
"An unarmed man can only flee from evil, and evil is not overcome by fleeing from it." -Col. Jeff Cooper
(10-22-2016, 05:22 PM)Dutz Wrote: First, you can't "revoke" any amendment. There is a process to remove it, but that would require 2/3 of the states, and that will never happen.

However, as we learned with prayer in schools, and roe vs. wade, what the Constitution actually says is not relevant if they don't want it to be.

There is nothing in the Constitution that even remotely relates to abortion or that any honest person could twist enough to come close, but that didn't stop them from pretending it did.

When it comes to gun control they will just declare whatever they want no matter what. As Scalia tried to warn before he was murdered, we do not have a Supreme Court any more.
Actually it's 3/4 of the states need to approve or 38 currently... but you are on a roll!!!
"An unarmed man can only flee from evil, and evil is not overcome by fleeing from it." -Col. Jeff Cooper
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