New Hampshire proposes state sovereignty law--with a twist

St Louis Gun Rights Examiner ^ | 1 January, 2010 | Kurt Hoffman

[ForGod'sSake]

Thanks dynachrome! New Hampshire no less!!!

New Hampshire: Make my day!

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[Still Thinking]

As STUPID as government agencies are... NH may need to consider building MORE PRISON SPACE!

Or just up it to "shoot on sight".

[Still Thinking]

When we have 2/3rds of the states, the feds will have to fight the convening of a constitutional convention.

Not sure they'd fight it. The libs would LOVE to have a CC, and it would not be a good thing if they ended up controlling it.

[Still Thinking]

What’re these brave men and women gonna do with theyselves when they’s no longer welcome in these here fifty states?

I don't know. Go violate some civil rights in East Bumfuckistan or something. Who cares?

[aruanan]

I was just going to make some remark about a surprise waiting for the BATF in NH and then read that about the class B felony! Ha ha ha. Ram it to the Feds.

[MrB]

Now THIS is “state sovereignty” -

any agent for the federal government who attempts to enforce any unconstitutional law within the boundaries of sovereign state X will be arrested and tried with a crime.

I didn’t figure this would come along quite yet, though it is a necessary component of state sovereignty.

They also need a clause stating that no court ruling to the contrary will be recognized if said court is not one made up of judges appointed by the governor of that state or elected by the people of that state.

[moehoward]

Bumpmark

[Westbrook]

> Sturm Ruger, among others, has major manufacturing
> facilities in NH.

Thompson Center Arms and Wilcox Industries are manufacturing guns in NH as well as Ruger, and SIG has a training academy in NH.

[Candor7]

I guess NH may be a future move to state, although I would choose Texas.

[Dr.Zoidberg]

Mark

[Mikey]

If there were another constitutional convention, the liars lawyers would rip the constitution apart and word it in such a way as to completely change the original intent of our forefathers.

A CC isn't needed. What is needed is We the people to get off our dead asses and force our servant government to adhere to the constitution as written.

One way to start is by getting rid of ALL unconstitutional agencies starting with these.

[Mikey]

I also believe every single judge in these united states must take a 100 question constitution test, both Federal and state constitutions. He would need at least a passing grade of 95% before he gets a chance to run.

The test will be given for one day only. No pre-tests / sample tests.

The results will be posted in the local newspaper and internet.

The test will be prepared from amongst the people themselves. The people chosen to prepare the test must themselves take a test and get at least a passing grade of 85%. Every election a new batch of the people would be selected to make up another test.

All courts will be constitutional courts.

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[bmwcyle]

I love it.

[Westbrook]

While we could use all the conservatives we can get, NH is being overrun with communists fleeing the high taxes in Massachusetts in Vermont that they voted for.

Now they are voting for them here. It cost me twice as much to register my cars in 2009 as it did in 2007. My property taxes have more than doubled in 10 years.

Even worse, the commie busybodies are introducing legislation that attacks our rights to homeschool. In the last 10 years, NH went from being one of the most homeschool-friendly states to one of the most homeschool-hostile.

A piece of legislation will be acted on this year that will make NH the most restrictive state for homeschools. Even we are thinking about moving out.

But to WHERE?

[Idabilly]

“While we could use all the conservatives we can get, NH is being overrun with communists fleeing the high taxes in Massachusetts in Vermont that they voted for.

Now they are voting for them here. It cost me twice as much to register my cars in 2009 as it did in 2007. My property taxes have more than doubled in 10 years.”

We are experiencing the same activity in Idaho. Our family just offered us 50 acres in Arkansas in a dry County. I've been edging towards the acreage - If one ever has the displeasure of a libtard or two moving on the same street- It can cause high blood pressure for sure!

[who knows what evil?]

My property taxes have more than doubled in 10 years.

Thank the union-controlled public schools for that...property taxes in 'tax-friendly' NH are astronomical. I may return to the south in the very near future...there is no 'upside' to life in New England.

[Idabilly]

"Thank the union-controlled public schools for that...property taxes in 'tax-friendly' NH are astronomical. I may return to the south in the very near future...there is no 'upside' to life in New England."

L.O.L I've been day dreaming of 50 acres and raising these :}

[Westbrook]

> Thank the union-controlled public schools for that

Yes. A libtard recently told me that the schools just don’t have enough money. I repllied, “I’m gonna let you in on a little secret. No matter how much money you give them, it will never, ever be enough.”

We are being compelled by threat of lethal force to pay EVERY YEAR for a product that we don’t need, and don’t want, whose quality decreases every year while its cost increases every year.

We school our nine children at home to escape the drugs, sex, and communist indoctrination.

But we still have to pay for it.

[who knows what evil?]

But we still have to pay for it.

No 'opt out' provisions there...and that's a damn shame.