#firearms laws

[doom-ocean]

Even our cops here are saying more gun laws is not the way to reduce crime. I. doesn't even reduce crime in any measurable way. It's been said a zillion times, but criminals don't care about the law, or if something is illegal. They'll do what they're gonna do regardless. Making law abiding, innocent people into easy targets will only cause harm.

[queerism1969]

[babaiii]

usopp gear 4: barrett 50 cal

[xamaxenta]

Freak city gc went fuckin crazy today over Silk’s Ace lives au and subsequently his timeskip design and alias bc he’s technically considered dead by the marines and i wish i could tag everyone involved except i actually dont know anyones @ other than @niko-rion

Not my greatest hit bc im slogging thru the low point of the art improvement graph so i worked on vibes alone despite the sketch being madly sloppy

[destielmemenews]

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[roninart-tactical]

I haven’t posted in a bit so here is a training pic from last month (I’m the old one 🤣).

[whatareyoureallyafraidof]

[princehendir]

Maybe it's because I'm tired but I think it's sooooo funny that knife carrying laws are always weird and hyper specific about shit like blade length and whether or not it folds or has a spring but pepper spray is just like "just remember to have fun and be yourself 🖤"

[otrtbs]

“you can just take guns to music concerts in the united states” some of these bitches need to never speak again and i’m so serious about that.

[tendie-defender]

Oklahoma federal judge ruled that the law banning Marijuana users from possessing a firearm is unconstitutional.

[queerism1969]

Why do you think the colorado q club shooter Anderson Lee Aldrich stopped shooting? Because they were asked nicely? Because the victims started begging then they came to their senses? Nope, it was because a trans person beat the crap out of them, it was because an army vet was willing to sacrifice their lives to protect everyone.

Good intention, prayer, and thoughts don't do anything, actions do.

[alwaysbewoke]

[dontmeantobepoliticalbut]

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday once again stepped in to leave in place the federal government's ban on so-called "ghost guns." These are unassembled and unmarked guns that can be bought online and then assembled into fully operative guns.

In August 2022, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives issued regulations that required any such disassembled gun parts to carry serial numbers and required anyone buying them to pass a background check, in the same manner as in-person gun buyers. The gun manufacturers challenged the regulations in court, and Federal Judge Reed O'Connor in Texas issued a nationwide injunction barring the rule from going into effect.

The Supreme Court, however, blocked those decisions from going into effect, whereupon two of the manufacturers returned to Judge O'Connor's court and won an order barring the government from enforcing its regulations. The 5th Circuit upheld that order, too.

The government asked the high court to void, rather than just pause, the lower court rulings to send a message that lower courts should not "countermand" the high court's "authoritative determination."

Now the Supreme Court has once again repudiated the lower courts, voiding the lower court orders and allowing the ATF regulations to go into effect pending further litigation.

There were no noted dissents.

[troythecatfish]