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In reply to the discussion: The Brady campaign sued Lucky Gunner, attempting to "put them out of business".. [View all]blueridge3210
(1,401 posts)59. The First Amendment says nothing about printer's ink.
Yet court cases have established clear precedent regarding attempts to engage a back-door prohibition by excessive regulations and/or taxes that result in inhibiting exercise of a constitutional right. The same would apply to any attempt to prohibit or excessively tax ammunition.
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The Brady campaign sued Lucky Gunner, attempting to "put them out of business".. [View all]
virginia mountainman
Jun 2015
OP
Putting facts into the equation...the legal costs order was against the two parents of a gun slain child.
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#13
Boring and pathetically obtuse standard fare....Welcome to Ignore, #45. I grow weary of this common NRA-lover's tripe.
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#21
45 is quite the Ignore List. I think the last person to have a list that long was --
Nuclear Unicorn
Jul 2015
#31
Only "frivolous" because the law has been gerrymandered to favor gun factories. The law is being
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#42
There are 340 million guns in America. Research completed....Conclusion: there are too many guns.
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#48
In a court not presided over by a RW gun nut Judge with RW gun nut laws, of course it is the most irrefutable argument
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#53
Guns are the definition of tort lawsuits. LOL If we lived in a sane society, that is.
randys1
Jul 2015
#76
So you DO Get to call me a nut, guess what would happen if I called you a gun nut
randys1
Jul 2015
#98
What would happen if someone on DU called me a gun nut? Around here, I'd call it Tuesday.
Shamash
Jul 2015
#99
My position is simple, really. Apart from the simple fact that the 2nd only allows for guns
randys1
Jul 2015
#101
"Your future is one where everybody and their uncle, aunt and child has a gun "
blueridge3210
Jul 2015
#106
Media Matters? Where Brock had his minions violate DC gun control laws so he could be protected?
Nuclear Unicorn
Jul 2015
#114
Truth is not an attack. Brock violated DC gun control laws to acquire and possess a gun.
Nuclear Unicorn
Jul 2015
#116
Still waiting for an answer to the questions. Or is deflection and poutrage all you have today?
Shamash
Jul 2015
#100
The law, as written by the NRA and gun death supporters, is a special Colorado carve out for only gun manufacturers...corruption pays.
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#9
So you are claiming that if I am hit by a stolen car, driven by a person running from the police
oneshooter
Jul 2015
#10
Yes, that is exactly what I mean, of course it is. Silly analogy. How about that special NRA gun manufacturer protection law?
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#11
You mean the law to prevent firearms manufacturers from being sued for the illegal use
oneshooter
Jul 2015
#15
Cars manufactured to kill people? Which company is doing that, I wanna see that LOL
randys1
Jul 2015
#78
Poor, poor babies, the gun manufacturers, being "harrassed", poor helpless babies needing special protection.
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#18
Welcome to Full Ignore #46.....gun lovers love gun manufacturers who need special legal protection from
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#24
"You really should help the Brady campaign lawyers." Perhaps he is already doing so
friendly_iconoclast
Jun 2015
#8
The fact that the judiciary in gerrymandered Red states has become infested with RW extremists,
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#52
I could send a first year law student to defend the right of ammo in front of the supreme court
Travis_0004
Jul 2015
#63
"It amazes me how one side, can so turn it around, and use the other side's own money against them."
pablo_marmol
Jul 2015
#66
It's not hte for the victims but you know that. Any delight in loss is reserved strictly for the
Nuclear Unicorn
Jul 2015
#74
Who's to blame for DUIs, sexual assault and domestic violence? Alcohol distillers or the criminals?
Nuclear Unicorn
Jul 2015
#87
You know, I sort of knew I was wasting my time when I responded to that first post
tularetom
Jul 2015
#113
Seeing as you have demonstrated the lack of a functional definition for murder you
Nuclear Unicorn
Jul 2015
#86