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Anonymous Coward User ID: 19932676 United States 02/16/2013 11:45 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | HELENA – Montana moved a step closer Friday to declaring that local sheriffs are the supreme law of the land and trying to nullify any federal crackdown on assault rifles. Quoting: TheTruthNeverLies The measures were among a slate of gun rights bills that cleared the Legislature’s House Judiciary Committee and now head to the House floor. Other measures that advanced would let college students bring guns on campus, allow high school students to leave guns locked in their cars, and clear the way for nearly anyone to carry concealed weapons without a permit. Several of the bills met with staunch opposition from Democrats. The so-called “sheriffs first” bill says federal agents must get a sheriff’s permission before making arrests or serving warrants – or risk local kidnapping or trespassing charges. If the bill clears the Republican-controlled House and Senate, it would go directly to voters in 2014. The direct referendum would avoid the potential veto pen of Gov. Steve Bullock, a Democrat. Supporters said it is a necessary check on the power of federal law enforcement agencies, The measure was opposed earlier in the week at a hearing by local law enforcement agencies, and critics have said such a measure most certainly would face a legal challenge. Opponents, led by Democrats, warned it would threaten the effectiveness of cooperative task forces tracking violent crime and drugs. [link to missoulian.com] Vote by 2014? By that time anyone who would vote for it will be either A: Disarmed already B: Arrested already or C: Dead already. I am not saying it is a good thing...because it is but for this to have any value it should have been passed 10 years ago. As of now...stick a fork in it...were done. Sad but true. yah. wth? 2014? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 34211220 United States 02/16/2013 11:53 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | A true PDW would be a short barreled rifle with selective fire, large magazine, collapsible buttstock, and a quick target acquisition system for low light situations. Much of this is not easily available to the civilian. |
Kat Mama User ID: 18997681 United States 02/16/2013 11:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to cspoa.org] Sherrif Mack sued the government in the mid 1990s saying the Brady Bill forced sherrifs to violate their oath of office by going against the 2nd Ammendment - and he won! If everyone knew the power that our local sherrifs have, we could take this country back. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 27919314 United States 02/16/2013 12:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is propoganda, brainwashing. The fact is that the Sherriffs ARE the highest law in the land already. The Cocstitution gives them authority over their territory which includes any feds that may trespass. Remeber the federal authoritie, according to the Constitution, only exists in the 10(?) sq mile area that is D.C.! The power they have outside of that area is by the ignorance and fear of the poulace and the criminal acquiescience of the sherriffs up until this point. They are using this platform to make the people believe that they must still vote this measure in (giving the sherriffs the power they already have), I believe they are doing this so that when it fails the people will mourn and relent but will be more apt to cave to the fed. After all the law didnt pass. Or it may pass but with failed consequences. |
0311INFANTRYSIR User ID: 29546719 United States 02/16/2013 12:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | HELENA – Montana moved a step closer Friday to declaring that local sheriffs are the supreme law of the land and trying to nullify any federal crackdown on assault rifles. Quoting: TheTruthNeverLies The measures were among a slate of gun rights bills that cleared the Legislature’s House Judiciary Committee and now head to the House floor. Other measures that advanced would let college students bring guns on campus, allow high school students to leave guns locked in their cars, and clear the way for nearly anyone to carry concealed weapons without a permit. Several of the bills met with staunch opposition from Democrats. The so-called “sheriffs first” bill says federal agents must get a sheriff’s permission before making arrests or serving warrants – or risk local kidnapping or trespassing charges. If the bill clears the Republican-controlled House and Senate, it would go directly to voters in 2014. The direct referendum would avoid the potential veto pen of Gov. Steve Bullock, a Democrat. Supporters said it is a necessary check on the power of federal law enforcement agencies, The measure was opposed earlier in the week at a hearing by local law enforcement agencies, and critics have said such a measure most certainly would face a legal challenge. Opponents, led by Democrats, warned it would threaten the effectiveness of cooperative task forces tracking violent crime and drugs. [link to missoulian.com] Vote by 2014? By that time anyone who would vote for it will be either A: Disarmed already B: Arrested already or C: Dead already. I am not saying it is a good thing...because it is but for this to have any value it should have been passed 10 years ago. As of now...stick a fork in it...were done. Sad but true. Well, Personally I think it is great. First off. If it was passed 10 years ago or 10 minutes ago, it still holds little bite. What it does do though, is show the FEDS that we are not going to stand for their shit and if they are intent upon continuing down this path to abolish or, demolish the Second Amendment,possibly the constitution altogether, their will be a fight. A literal FIGHT. Not simply words exchanged. I do not think that it will have much impact on their decision making process though, as they already have their plans in motion and they are too far along to start back-peddling now. I don't think they have any intention of back-peddling anyway. I think they want a reason to declare Martial Law and then, most likely shut off the food supply "we all know most people can't go a day without the grocery store". So, after a few days, people begin to kill their neighbors for their food and supplies and after a month or so, only the "Hard Core" are left over, that and a few smarter ones who simply became invisible. After that, then they send in UN Peacekeepers, Not US troops, to "restore order" they bring out those nice new FEMA Coffins and the rest, as they say, will be "unwritten" history. "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote" ~ Benjamin Franklin. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 29363518 United States 02/16/2013 02:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the best way to "track"/even find dangerous drug-usage is to stop criminalizing them and the users. Let the people handle it. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1259776 Obviously corrupt-government's idiotic "tracking", and criminalization of drugs hasnot worked, or has no one noticed that glaring fact?- -so try something different for a while.- -and why hasnot that been done already, after of these years and generations of failure? Because ithas been a tax-free profit-boon for our Mafia-owned, hapless servants, deceitfully masquerading as our government. [our servants are in our kitchen stealing our silverware, while their overseer is in default due to perpetual vacation and treason] RED ALERT!! OBAMA TO FEDERALIZE LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENTS: [link to www.youtube.com] Cops need funding..National drug laws allow them to stage raids and confiscate everything they see. The departments, usually with a politically appointed chief, take on government programs with rights-restricting attachments for one reason...federal funding. This said, the cops seem to be "federalized" already. The guy on youtube makes an assertion in a rabid manner. Whether he's right or wrong, HE PRESENTS ABSOLUTELY NO PROOF OF HIS ASSERTION! It is like those threads that link prophetic numbers in movies with current events..attention seekers who search for obscure connections end in tangled confusion. You can be sure the the shills point out these connection-making stretches of imagination to the sheep.. The mindwashing "guardians" use them to convince Joe America to dismiss the many, many pages of documented solid evidence that internet researchers can and do provide. Truth about truth.. Most people don't want to hear the truth in the first place..when a little untruth that people are sure to notice is included. They have grounds to rationalize their refusal to listen. Another truth... They who control you are the ones you cannot criticize. |
Hardwired User ID: 34522039 United States 02/16/2013 02:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | HELENA – Montana moved a step closer Friday to declaring that local sheriffs are the supreme law of the land and trying to nullify any federal crackdown on assault rifles. Quoting: TheTruthNeverLies The measures were among a slate of gun rights bills that cleared the Legislature’s House Judiciary Committee and now head to the House floor. Other measures that advanced would let college students bring guns on campus, allow high school students to leave guns locked in their cars, and clear the way for nearly anyone to carry concealed weapons without a permit. Several of the bills met with staunch opposition from Democrats. The so-called “sheriffs first” bill says federal agents must get a sheriff’s permission before making arrests or serving warrants – or risk local kidnapping or trespassing charges. If the bill clears the Republican-controlled House and Senate, it would go directly to voters in 2014. The direct referendum would avoid the potential veto pen of Gov. Steve Bullock, a Democrat. Supporters said it is a necessary check on the power of federal law enforcement agencies, The measure was opposed earlier in the week at a hearing by local law enforcement agencies, and critics have said such a measure most certainly would face a legal challenge. Opponents, led by Democrats, warned it would threaten the effectiveness of cooperative task forces tracking violent crime and drugs. [link to missoulian.com] Was not very long ago in Texas our children brought their guns to school in their vehicles. We could bring guns to Church.... I never remember a problem in my community, over 36 years... i remebr that too When I was in high school, in Idaho back in the 80s, half the pickups had a rifle/shotgun in the back window during hunting season. Nothing like a little grouse hunting after school let out! |
TheAmericanCancerSocietySucks User ID: 34545277 Poland 02/16/2013 02:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Do some research into the origin of the word "Sheriff". The "Shire Reeves" were the law enforcers and tax collectors in the counties for the "king" of England in the 1600's. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 14579509 "The word "sheriff" is a contraction of the term "shire reeve". The term, from the Old English scīrgerefa, designated a royal official responsible for keeping the peace (a "reeve") throughout a shire or county on behalf of the king".( [link to en.wikipedia.org] Wasn't a revolutionary war fought by patriots to escape the rule of the "king of England"? Whats up wit dat? So you think what the word meant from England is what our law of the land is? Try that argument in court. We have different laws and a different set up than does England. For instance, England has no 1st amendment. Yet our first amendment has English words in it. Does that mean our first amendment is no good - because the words come from England? Author, inventor, disorganizer. Let's disorganize the American Cancer Society. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 27249705 United States 03/01/2013 10:10 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just say no to universal background checks! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 34464973 UBC's are just a tricky conniving way for getting universal registration, and registration is required for confiscation. This is propoganda, brainwashing. The fact is that the Sherriffs ARE the highest law in the land already. The Cocstitution gives them authority over their territory which includes any feds that may trespass. Remeber the federal authoritie, according to the Constitution, only exists in the 10(?) sq mile area that is D.C.! The power they have outside of that area is by the ignorance and fear of the poulace and the criminal acquiescience of the sherriffs up until this point. They are using this platform to make the people believe that they must still vote this measure in (giving the sherriffs the power they already have), I believe they are doing this so that when it fails the people will mourn and relent but will be more apt to cave to the fed. After all the law didnt pass. Or it may pass but with failed consequences. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 27919314 Likely bait and switch the smoke n mirrors fire in the theatre |