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  • 3rd_gear
    Senior Member
    • May 2006
    • 584

    I dont know what your saying either. You can still buys guns.


    Originally posted by kuug
    It's quite obvious what he's saying. If next week or next month you were to suddenly need a weapon for self defense this law is prohibiting you from purchasing some of the most popular weapons in America and using them for that defense. None of us know for sure when danger will come for us so it's better to be prepared now rather than when it happens.

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    • pistol3
      Member
      • Jul 2009
      • 305

      Originally posted by 3rd_gear
      I dont know what your saying either. You can still buys guns.

      Not in San Jose.

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      • 3rd_gear
        Senior Member
        • May 2006
        • 584

        Hahaha. Yes. But it has nothing to do with this case.

        Originally posted by pistol3
        Not in San Jose.

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        • kuug
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2014
          • 773

          Originally posted by 3rd_gear
          I dont know what your saying either. You can still buys guns.

          What did you not understand about that? You can't buy any "assault weapons"

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          • 3rd_gear
            Senior Member
            • May 2006
            • 584

            No, he's saying he wants to buy a firearm. Last I checked, it's still possible.

            Originally posted by kuug
            What did you not understand about that? You can't buy any "assault weapons"

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            • kuug
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2014
              • 773

              Originally posted by 3rd_gear
              No, he's saying he wants to buy a firearm. Last I checked, it's still possible.
              No, he did not say "buy a firearm." that would imply he was looking for any gun. This is a thread about Miller v. Becerra and California's AWCA. He said "The weapon" and was a clearly referencing the banned weapons and features the lawsuit and this thread are about. If he needs the banned weapon or part next week or next month then the court closure is of little comfort as he does not have protections and privileges like cops and judges do.

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              • 3rd_gear
                Senior Member
                • May 2006
                • 584

                OK.

                Originally posted by kuug
                No, he did not say "buy a firearm." that would imply he was looking for any gun. This is a thread about Miller v. Becerra and California's AWCA. He said "The weapon" and was a clearly referencing the banned weapons and features the lawsuit and this thread are about. If he needs the banned weapon or part next week or next month then the court closure is of little comfort as he does not have protections and privileges like cops and judges do.

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                • aBrowningfan
                  Senior Member
                  • Jan 2014
                  • 1475

                  Originally posted by 3rd_gear
                  No, he's saying he wants to buy a firearm. Last I checked, it's still possible.
                  Just not an AW.

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                  • mcbair
                    Member
                    • Jul 2019
                    • 154

                    I was not speaking for myself. We are prepared and have been for a very long time. I was speaking on behalf of those who either were not able or are just waking up to the fact that they have been deprived of their Liberty to purchase the proper tools to defend themselves, families and property. Tools commonly owned for lawful purposes across the vast majority of this nation. The tools we have the pre- constitutional Right to own. We have the pre-constitutional Right to due process also. Why are these Rights pre-constitutional? Because our forefathers shed blood to secure these among other Rights before the Constitution was written and because these human Rights are gifts from our God!
                    It is not the right of the court to indefinitely suspend due process. Governments do not have Rights. Only people have Rights. Governments are constructs of the people to secure Rights. Governments commit WRONGS, any time they assume powers not expressly spelled out within the document which created them and which also expressly defines and binds the scope of governments activity. April 19th 1775 would have never happened in the society, filled with cowards which it would appear, populate this state today!

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                    • Mr.patriot1776
                      Junior Member
                      • Dec 2018
                      • 80

                      Preach brother

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                      • sreiter
                        Senior Member
                        • Dec 2008
                        • 1664

                        Originally posted by mcbair
                        I was not speaking for myself. We are prepared and have been for a very long time. I was speaking on behalf of those who either were not able or are just waking up to the fact that they have been deprived of their Liberty to purchase the proper tools to defend themselves, families and property. Tools commonly owned for lawful purposes across the vast majority of this nation. The tools we have the pre- constitutional Right to own. We have the pre-constitutional Right to due process also. Why are these Rights pre-constitutional? Because our forefathers shed blood to secure these among other Rights before the Constitution was written and because these human Rights are gifts from our God!
                        It is not the right of the court to indefinitely suspend due process. Governments do not have Rights. Only people have Rights. Governments are constructs of the people to secure Rights. Governments commit WRONGS, any time they assume powers not expressly spelled out within the document which created them and which also expressly defines and binds the scope of governments activity. April 19th 1775 would have never happened in the society, filled with cowards which it would appear, populate this state today!
                        State? I think you mean Country
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                        "personal security, personal liberty, and private property"--could not be maintained solely by law, for "in vain would these rights be declared, ascertained, and protected by the dead letter of the laws, if the constitution had provided no other method to secure their actual enjoyment." -
                        William Blackstone

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                        • mcbair
                          Member
                          • Jul 2019
                          • 154

                          Sreiter, You are absolutely correct.....Since this site is targeted to California, and gun owners in California seem to be a particularly uninvolved bunch of people, I was referring to our state. The state we could take back in the very next election if conservatives, and gun owners would bother themselves enough to go vote. However generally, the malaise and lack of interest regarding our pre- constitutional Rights is general to the nation. There are bright spots and there is hope! Many States have gone to Constitutional carry. Most states have some form of quasi-Right to carry. Those of us in the Totalitarian states need to redouble our efforts. Demand the Courts proceed with due process. Demand Constitutional behavior or replace elected Sheriffs or any elected official who acts contrary to the Bill of Rights.

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                          • kuug
                            Senior Member
                            • Aug 2014
                            • 773

                            I have nothing new or insightful to say. I'm just salty we're delayed indefinitely when both the defendant and the plaintiffs asked for a teleconference. After we were already delayed in January and February.

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                            • Transient
                              Senior Member
                              • Jan 2020
                              • 792

                              Originally posted by aBrowningfan
                              Just not an AW.
                              Most people can't afford assault weapons. They cost too damn much. Just look at this listing on GunBroker: https://www.gunbroker.com/item/855738204

                              Or, did you mean a modern sporting rifle? They may look similar, but they are functionally different.

                              Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

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                              • ajb78
                                CGN/CGSSA Contributor
                                CGN Contributor
                                • Apr 2017
                                • 1441

                                Originally posted by Transient
                                Most people can't afford assault weapons. They cost too damn much. Just look at this listing on GunBroker: https://www.gunbroker.com/item/855738204

                                Or, did you mean a modern sporting rifle? They may look similar, but they are functionally different.

                                Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk
                                Based on your link, I think you mean assault rifles.

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