[tacticalogic]

Once the US v Raisch case (medical marijuana) was decided, they didn't even bother to hear US v Stewart (Bob Stewart and Maadi-Griffin) which was next on the docket.

[robertpaulsen]

Oh yeah, Mr. Stewart. The felon who was found to be in possession of thirty-one firearms, including five machine guns machined and assembled by him.

All for personal use, of course. None of our business, fer sure. They'll never enter the commerce stream -- never.

You might have picked a better case with which to challenge the law on second amendment grounds. I thought the federal AWB was a good one.

Then again, the USSC might have ruled that assault weapons, including full-auto, were constitutional (in that they were part of a militia), but handguns were not used by the common militia soldier.

Oops.

[musanon]

Once the US v Raisch case (medical marijuana) was decided, they didn't even bother to hear US v Stewart (Bob Stewart and Maadi-Griffin) which was next on the docket.
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Oh yeah, Mr. Stewart. The felon who was found to be in possession of thirty-one firearms, including five machine guns machined and assembled by him.
All for personal use, of course. None of our business, fer sure. They'll never enter the commerce stream -- never.

Oops.
74 robertpaulsen

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Oops indeed. -- FR's foremost gun grabber has 'outed' himself again by inferring it is his business to see that those evil full autos "never enter the commerce stream".