[robertpaulsen]

"Arms are not "property"?"

They are property. Because they are property, they may not be removed or restricted without due process.

If a law in your state restricting or removing arms violates due process of your state constitution, you may certainly take that to state court.

The federal court, however, would not be involved.

[jonestown]

robertpaulsen wrote:

If a law in your state restricting or removing arms violates due process of your state constitution, you may certainly take that to state court.
The federal court, however, would not be involved.

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Babble on.


If a law in my state restricting or removing arms violates due process of our state constitution, I may certainly take that to state court, with the option to appeal constitutional questions to federal court & to the USSC.