2nd amendment preservation act(s)

[Mtn.man]

The "Oklahoma 2nd Amendment Preservation Act (http://blog.tenthamendmentcenter.com/2013/01/2nd-amendment-preservation-act-introduced-in-oklahoma/)" is now working its way through the Oklahoma legislature.Introduced by state senator Nathan Dahm, this legislation puts Oklahoma shoulder-to-shoulder with Wyoming and Texas by putting federal gun-grabbers in check.

http://blog.tenthamendmentcenter.com/2013/01/2nd-amendment-preservation-act-introduced-in-oklahoma/

[streetglideok]

Knew it was coming. Whatever texas does, oklahoma follows in-step. Only thing the okies are missing, open carry. Its one of the only states that has no OC on the books. If there is a gun grab, can bet money that those two states will stand together in picking off the feds.

[thebriarman]

Now, if only we could get CO to go this direction

[BPTactical]

Maybe the grass is greener on the other side.........

[DOC]

Wow! I hope Co see's this and feels and stupid as it is making us look for not doing the same thing.

[BuffCyclist]

So, would this nullify all FUTURE federal laws only, or current ones on the book? As in, are NFA items now going to be legal in OK without a stamp? Because that is legislation regarding firearms that could be considered an infringement. Right? Or am I not seeing this as what it really is.

[centrarchidae]

So, would this nullify all FUTURE federal laws only, or current ones on the book? As in, are NFA items now going to be legal in OK without a stamp? Because that is legislation regarding firearms that could be considered an infringement. Right? Or am I not seeing this as what it really is.

It will nullify basically nothing at all. After 1865, state law doesn't nullify Federal law any more. Whether it should or not, it doesn't.

No Federal will stop doing what he does because this law is on the books. No Federal court will allow any Federal agent to be tried or sued in state court or under state law for his official acts. I don't have the citation in front of me, but this point has been litigated before (IIRC, in a questionable shoot involving a DEA agent, but spqrzilla will correct me hopefully).

The main outcome of these acts is a: they feel good; and b: they may discourage local agencies from working in Federal task forces.

[Troublco]

NM is working on one like this too, although it's expected to die (by Dem's hands) in committee.

[theGinsue]

When an "inalienable" God-given Right is revoked or superseded by the stroke of a pen, tyranny is founded.

[Byte Stryke]

Wow! I hope Co see's this and feels and stupid as it is making us look for not doing the same thing.


you know its bad When Georgians lump Colorado into the same pile with California and New York

[facepalm]

[blacklabel]

you know its bad When Georgians lump Colorado into the same pile with California and New York

[facepalm]

That's a bad sign.

[sniper7]

Yep, we are getting made fun of all over the country, especially for amendment 64.