[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.
68 tacticalogic

---

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

---

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".

[Lurker 50001]

Thanks for the reply TL.

I just wonder why our fearless DEA wasted a year and a half on this MJ seed bust. You know that you can walk into any grocery store in the USofA and buy poppy seeds, McCormick is a big supplier. I guess an opium garden is okay, but we can't have any of those evil MJ seeds coming in.

I think the DEA's time and our tax dollars could be spent in better ways. Maybe they could use their resources (our money) making sure the southern border was less porous, the way it is now, one could drive a 50 megaton warhead across and no one would notice.

As for the fullauto weapons musanon, I wonder how many of those crossed our southern border in the last year and a half, while the DEA was busy protecting us from someone who might flip a MJ seed at us. You can bet FAs were not going to the law abiding, but I shall wait at my mail box and hope!

Lurker

[tacticalogic]

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".

Let him talk. The longer he goes on the more he sounds like a paper pushing career bureaucrat who's never turned a tap in his life, and terrified of the idea of an ordinary citizen being able to machine and assemble his own firearm.