Proposed Colorado semi-auto gun ban

[kidicarus13]

Illinois just banned them...
https://abcnews.go.com/US/illinois-l...ry?id=96356906

[eddiememphis]

Step 2. If it does Not align, disregard said or proposed law and try to ignore all conversions about it going forward.

Disregarding and ignoring existing law is how one ends up incarcerated, regardless of your feelings about the Constitutional legality of that law.

Jails have plenty of "sovereign citizens" in them.

[kidicarus13]

Disregarding and ignoring existing law is how one ends up incarcerated, regardless of your feelings about the Constitutional legality of that law.

Jails have plenty of "sovereign citizens" in them.

Bruce Doucette agrees from prison...

https://www.cpr.org/2018/05/24/color...n-convictions/

Know the potential consequences before choosing to buck the law.

[Martinjmpr]

Doing anything now is a waste of time as the bill is likely to change before passing and becoming law.

Yes, this bill is a "wish list" of everything they want. It's likely to be watered down when it comes up for debate. The issue of having to prove ownership of a firearm that a person has owned for decades is problematic and opponents of the bill are likely to point that out.

In light of Bruen, I just can't figure out how these states keep doing this?

Maybe because their is no recourse against legislators on things like this?

There is. Every two years on the first Tuesday of November.

[BPTactical]

Yes, this bill is a "wish list" of everything they want. It's likely to be watered down when it comes up for debate. The issue of having to prove ownership of a firearm that a person has owned for decades is problematic and opponents of the bill are likely to point that out.



There is. Every two years on the first Tuesday of November.

You mean that "Vote" thing right?

[Eric P]

Stop pointing out the unconstitutional parts for them to fix.

Leaving in that language makes it easier for the courts to kill.

[hollohas]

Yes, this bill is a "wish list" of everything they want. It's likely to be watered down when it comes up for debate. The issue of having to prove ownership of a firearm that a person has owned for decades is problematic and opponents of the bill are likely to point that out.



There is. Every two years on the first Tuesday of November.

They won't water it down at all. Colorado government is as liberal as it gets. They will pass it in full and let the courts decide how much sticks. Then they'll fight that too.

[eddiememphis]

They won't water it down at all. Colorado government is as liberal as it gets. They will pass it in full and let the courts decide how much sticks. Then they'll fight that too.

In the time between the bill being signed and the potential overturning by the courts, President Polis may be in his second term.

That is why he will sign it.

[Joe_K]

Disregarding and ignoring existing law is how one ends up incarcerated, regardless of your feelings about the Constitutional legality of that law.

Jails have plenty of "sovereign citizens" in them.

I am not a sovereign citizen, Its just that I swore an oath to support and defend the Constitution. I did not see an expiration date on that deal, or an exemption to disregarding it if some legislators, foreigners, or my neighbors tried to subvert the Constitution while using the legal and political framework to destroy it from within. The freedom thieves can only take what you willingly give away.

[Clint45]

Who has a grenade launcher? I have missed that party.

It's a bolt on muzzle device intended to launch rifle grenades via an overloaded blank.