Shall not be Infringed V Right to protest

[Honu]

This is perplexing to me Yoni. With centuries of history up to recent times how can they not see this once again. It really is a blindness.

I often think the same thing ? its bizarre and insane

I think its the devil he does not need generations to persuade just a week heart/soul/mind IMHO of course

I have some east coast Jewish clients I do work for post production in photography and I see a lot of the mitzvah editing etc.. these days and they are basically showing off ones wealth and seeing who can out do the others exotic dancers at them etc.. some of it is quite bizarre freaky even

I do think a lot of the Jews and the Christians these days use the churches and their religions as a way to feel good about themselves and a networking group of others they are like minded with
cause the moment you confront them on things of faith they often show the true colors

[Spiffums]

My email to my former Rabbi.

Rabbi,

If you had left your ill advised praise for the mobs that marched on March 24, your sermon would have been one of the best you have ever given.

You praised the mob, when it was the mob 80 years ago that brought Hitler to power. Ask Max if he wished his family had owned assault rifles.

The Second Amendment is the only one that contains the language "shall not be infringed".

Which to me and millions like me, means those snot nosed kids are enemies of the Constitution and the on going freedom in the USA that has treated Jews so well.

Jews in the USA, are just plain stupid when it comes to this issue. First we should be the most heavily armed population in the USA given our history, but sadly we aren't. So many Jews speak for gun control, and it has been noted by the gun carrying goyim.

If the left get's it's wish and guns are outlawed for real and not just a stupid cosmetic ban which was all the so called assault weapons ban was, Jews will not fair well.

I know that millions of ex soldiers and police along with current duty police and military will fight to keep the second amendment alive. How many people are go to have to die, because many people thought it was cute that hundreds of thousands of little socialist demand our freedom.

If we know that we are commanded to defend human life, how can we do it without the weapons to fight with.

But as Margalit noted after a NPR story on gun control that featured only Jews demanding our rights be taken away. "What is wrong with these American Jews, it seems they want a holocaust here".

Yoni

Give the progressives hate Israel it wouldn't be much of a stretch for them to take it out on Jews here in America.

[The_War_Wagon]

"the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."

To me this means my right to own guns is not open to debate be it members of the court, Congress, or a bunch of snot nosed kids.

Correct. You need a NEW Synagogue.

I'd suggest contacting these guys, for some assistance.


I tell Christians this all the time. If your namby-pamby Pastor is preaching against guns, ask him (if it's a "her," just run already!) to PROPERLY exegete Ex.22: 2, in light of Mt.12: 29 (Mk.3: 27 & Lk.11: 21). If they can't, RUN... to a church and Pastors who CAN.

[Dienekes]

It is in general, but allowing unbridled ignorant speech by those who are immature, who do no research on the issues to form an educated opinion, tends to lead to lifelong immature adults who think they can get away with it.

Which tends, in extreme cases, to lead to mass graves.

[usmcvet]

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[FromMyColdDeadHand]

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So, if someone from out of state sells on their website (which is probably managed overseas) to someone in one of these states, what is the legal pathway for the seller to get in trouble? That is an interstate transaction, a bozo no-no for states to interfere in. I know the buyer would be in legal jeopardy, but not the seller. I guess they could get a warrant for the seller (the company? The CEO?). My guess is UPS and FedEx might cut them off. USPS would be an interesting shipper.

Seems like a really good test case, since it would be quickly kicked to federal courts.

[usmcvet]

So, if someone from out of state sells on their website (which is probably managed overseas) to someone in one of these states, what is the legal pathway for the seller to get in trouble? That is an interstate transaction, a bozo no-no for states to interfere in. I know the buyer would be in legal jeopardy, but not the seller. I guess they could get a warrant for the seller (the company? The CEO?). My guess is UPS and FedEx might cut them off. USPS would be an interesting shipper.

Seems like a really good test case, since it would be quickly kicked to federal courts.

I spoke to my buddy who owns a LGS. He told me as an FFL holder he needs to follow the gun laws in the buyers State. He gave an example of asking for a buyers FFL and enforcing a waiting period if necessary. .


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[usmcvet]

My heart was just warmed a little more. I’m watching the original Red Dawn with my kids and my 10 year old daughter just said I like this as the Wolverines had their first successful ambush outside the gas station! Then her 12 year old sister said go girl during the second ambush!