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  • goldrush
    Banned
    • Sep 2009
    • 366

    Thread deleted.

    No desire to create new thread on subject.
    Your privilege, but please start your own threads instead of tagging onto threads that have been inactive for 3 months.

    // Librarian
    Last edited by Librarian; 03-15-2012, 5:40 PM.
  • #2
    Gray Peterson
    Calguns Addict
    • Jan 2005
    • 5817

    Originally posted by goldrush

    Wow, you get slammed hardcore in your self created thread, & then you necropost this?

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    • #3
      Untamed1972
      I need a LIFE!!
      • Mar 2009
      • 17579

      Originally posted by goldrush
      Funny how those in shall-issue / free states, call themselves free cuz they have shall-issue CCW and thumb their nose at CA, and then also turn around and say their shall-issue CCW is a licensing an enumerated right and is unconstitutional. Maybe the should seek an easily attainable legislative solution to that aye?

      Oh wait.....it wasn't recognized as a fundamental, enumerated, individual right before Heller/McD was it? Well F that Gura guy....who does he think he is?
      "Freedom begins with an act of defiance"

      Quote for the day:
      "..the mind is the weapon and the hand only its extention. Discipline your mind!" Master Hao, Chenrezi monastery, Valley of the Sun

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      • #4
        Gray Peterson
        Calguns Addict
        • Jan 2005
        • 5817

        Originally posted by goldrush
        Why is Murdock not part of the strategy?
        It is. See the Heller decision. A Murdock style case should only be done after "shall issue" is secured judicially & after fees are reduced from outrageous amounts to nominal amounts. The idea of licensing a right being wrong is deserving of briefing on that issue by itself, not mixed in with numerous other issues, like Heller II or the IAFR cases in Chicago.

        There are page limits & word limits that must be followed. And to have the best effect, sticking with 1 issue helps. You should know this if you are a lawyer....
        Last edited by Gray Peterson; 03-15-2012, 3:32 PM.

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        • #5
          Glock22Fan
          Calguns Addict
          • May 2006
          • 5752

          Originally posted by Gray Peterson
          It is. See the Heller decision. A Murdock style case should only be done after "shall issue" is secured judicially & after fees are reduced from outrageous amounts to nominal amounts. The idea of licensing a right being wrong is deserving of briefing on that issue by itself, not mixed in with numerous other issues, like Heller II or the IAFR cases in Chicago.

          There are page limits & word limits that must be followed. And to have the best effect, sticking with 1 issue helps. You should know this if you are a lawyer....
          Goldrush is a lawyer? If that's the case, words fail me.
          John -- bitter gun owner.

          All opinions expressed here are my own unless I say otherwise.
          I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice.

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          • #6
            Gray Peterson
            Calguns Addict
            • Jan 2005
            • 5817

            Originally posted by Glock22Fan
            Goldrush is a lawyer? If that's the case, words fail me.
            That's why I said *if*, and he seems to have indicated that he's a lawyer. Without knowing his real life name to check, that's difficult to verify.

            He wouldn't be arguing these issues and begging and pleading the powers that be in CGF here so publicly if he didn't have some sort of legal interest. Rather than emailing Gene, or me, or even Alan directly, he decided it would be better to attack the coalition's method of dealing with the issue, without understanding that he actually was doing what he was suggesting, except doing so in a gradualist fashion in a similar vein to the Road to Brown v. Board, or the Jehovah's Witness cases of the 1940's...

            Unfortunately, his desire for anonymity was quite big, so therefor his willingness to act like a ******* went up, which tends to happen when people don't know who you are.
            Last edited by Gray Peterson; 03-15-2012, 5:28 PM.

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            • #7
              goldrush
              Banned
              • Sep 2009
              • 366

              Originally posted by Gray Peterson
              That's why I said *if*, and he seems to have indicated that he's a lawyer. Without knowing his real life name to check, that's difficult to verify.

              He wouldn't be arguing these issues and begging and pleading the powers that be in CGF here so publicly if he didn't have some sort of legal interest. Rather than emailing Gene, or me, or even Alan directly,
              For what conceivable purpose would I ever initiate personal contact with you or Gene? What fact or "insight" do either of you have that I would ever possibly want?

              he decided it would be better to attack the coalition's method of dealing with the issue,
              "The Coalition?" I'll be looking at tax returns for how this entity is organized.

              Absolutely voice displeasure at the bad course. Things aren't going well. In your case, they're probably going to say that intermediate scrutiny permits states to make an examination into who is carrying firearms in public. Given that you don't reside in Colorado, the state cannot conduct a satisfactory examination of you, and given that you don't hold a permit from a state whose verification procedures are acceptable to Colorado, you're not eligible for reciprocity. You lose, and that case becomes precedent.

              without understanding that he actually was doing what he was suggesting, except doing so in a gradualist fashion in a similar vein to the Road to Brown v. Board, or the Jehovah's Witness cases of the 1940's...
              The post HM cases are pretty bad, but you've had this told to you in other threads, so you know you're pressing a losing position.

              The problem you can't get over is that I'm right; you're wrong, and you lose every argument with me, badly, even though I ignore almost all of your posts and would block you if you weren't a moderator.

              I hope the NRA pulls your case out of the fire on Monday. It really would be nice to win that one.

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              • #8
                bigcalidave
                CGN/CGSSA Contributor - Lifetime
                CGN Contributor - Lifetime
                • Jan 2009
                • 4489

                ROFL!
                ...

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                • #9
                  Gray Peterson
                  Calguns Addict
                  • Jan 2005
                  • 5817

                  Originally posted by goldrush
                  For what conceivable purpose would I ever initiate personal contact with you or Gene? What fact or "insight" do either of you have that I would ever possibly want?
                  Then...why did you even post here in the first place, trying to get attention to yourself?

                  Instead of reaching out directly and asking questions privately, where we could have calmly explained the textual/plain reading thing to you, you decided take it public and make a fool out of yourself.

                  "The Coalition?" I'll be looking at tax returns for how this entity is organized.
                  It's an unofficial grouping of orgs. It's basically SAF, CGF, numerous state organizations. The folks that get things done, like McDonald and Ezell.

                  Absolutely voice displeasure at the bad course. Things aren't going well. In your case, they're probably going to say that intermediate scrutiny permits states to make an examination into who is carrying firearms in public. Given that you don't reside in Colorado, the state cannot conduct a satisfactory examination of you, and given that you don't hold a permit from a state whose verification procedures are acceptable to Colorado, you're not eligible for reciprocity. You lose, and that case becomes precedent.

                  The post HM cases are pretty bad, but you've had this told to you in other threads, so you know you're pressing a losing position.

                  Just like the state is doing, your posting two particular falsehood:

                  1) the state cannot conduct a satisfactory examination of you,

                  This is a lie also repeated by the Brady Campaign and the state. I spent $52.50 on fingerprinting with the Denver Police. Half of that is the FBI fingerprinting check, and half of it is a Colorado state fingerprinting check. Also, they can use part of the $100 application fee to call up the Washington State Patrol and submit my fingerprints to WASIS ($13), and call up my local police department to see if I've had any contacts. They can also do NCIC, III, and NICS as part of their monthly access agreement (they don't charge per check).

                  Rights are not based on the lack of ability to background check when one is fully cooperative to the point of actually flying down to Colorado, and Denver didn't deny because they couldn't check my background, they denied solely based on non-residency, and I can't carry in Denver without that Denver license.

                  2) given that you don't hold a permit from a state whose verification procedures are acceptable to Colorado, you're not eligible for reciprocity.

                  Colorado "giving reciprocity" to another state has zero to do with verification procedures, at all. Colorado law states:

                  A permit to carry a concealed weapon that is issued to a person (who is at least 21 years of age) by another state will be considered valid in Colorado if the other state, in turn, recognized Colorado's concealed handgun permits. [C.R.S. 18-12-105.6]


                  That's it. There is no "verification" required. It is simply "Does your state recognize our licenses". Washington State doesn't recognize Colorado because Colorado does not require statutorily mandated mental health background checks.

                  Read that again:

                  Colorado does not require statutorily mandated mental health background checks.

                  The problem you can't get over is that I'm right; you're wrong, and you lose every argument with me, badly, even though I ignore almost all of your posts and would block you if you weren't a moderator.
                  Textual=Plain Reading. Even you have to admit you made a fool out of yourself, typing in all caps, yelling, acting all sorts of unbalanced. Tends to happen when you don't have your name on the line.

                  I'd say I was the winner of the argument. You lost control first and started yelling, and then you necroposted when you lost.

                  I hope the NRA pulls your case out of the fire on Monday. It really would be nice to win that one.
                  And your basis for thinking the NRA thinks I'm doing this wrong is???? Btw, just reading their amicus brief doesn't count.

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                  • #10
                    live2suck
                    Member
                    • Aug 2011
                    • 232

                    Wow Gray. How do you find to the time to deliver such continuous pwnage?

                    Nicely done.
                    Treat every stressful situation like a dog.
                    If you can't eat it, play with it, or hump it ...
                    PISS ON IT, and walk away.

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                    • #11
                      Seesm
                      Calguns Addict
                      • Nov 2008
                      • 7812

                      Originally posted by live2suck
                      Wow Gray. How do you find to the time to deliver such continuous pwnage?

                      Nicely done.
                      Bahaha Gray is ON the ownage..

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                      • #12
                        Gray Peterson
                        Calguns Addict
                        • Jan 2005
                        • 5817

                        Originally posted by live2suck
                        Wow Gray. How do you find to the time to deliver such continuous pwnage?

                        Nicely done.
                        Originally posted by Seesm
                        Bahaha Gray is ON the ownage..
                        Honey Badgers are crazy....

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                        • #13
                          SouperMan
                          Senior Member
                          • Jan 2012
                          • 1463

                          Originally posted by Gray Peterson
                          Honey Badgers are crazy....
                          Crazy Honey Badger indeed!

                          Great job, Gray!

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