NRA files lawsuit

[debbiedowner]

Don't have a link yet but just heard on the news NRA just filed a lawsuit challenging Gov Scott.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Read the NRA lawsuit aiming to shut down gun control law

 

[Weatherman2020]

So if the laundry soap eating generation lacks the wisdom and maturity to qualify for the 2nd Amendment, then why are they allowed to vote for who will have their finger on the nuclear missile launch button?

 

[Thinker101]

Don't have a link yet but just heard on the news NRA just filed a lawsuit challenging Gov Scott.

NRA files federal lawsuit challenging Florida gun-safety bill

 

[Flash]

Where was the NRA during the Legislative debate? I didn't hear much from them. They should have been raising holy hell.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Where was the NRA during the Legislative debate? I didn't hear much from them. They should have been raising holy hell.

Gun owners and defenders of the 2A raised hell in Rhode Island

Rhode Island Defends 2A with overwhelming support.

 

[Flash]

Here is the text of the lawsuit if anybody is interested


Read the NRA lawsuit aiming to shut down gun control law

 

[JGalt]

Good for you, NRA. Now start lawsuits over the rest of Florida's bullshit too.

The only problem with their lawsuit is that the "no due process" portion of the new law needs to be challenged. That will require someone who has had their rights violated, in order to challenge.

But if If the NRA prevails and our Supreme Court agrees with them, it will nullify the entire bill, not just the age issue.

 

[Flash]

Good for you, NRA. Now start lawsuits over the rest of Florida's bullshit too.

The only problem with their lawsuit is that the "no due process" portion of the new law needs to be challenged. That will require someone who has had their rights violated, in order to challenge.

But if If the NRA prevails and our Supreme Court agrees with them, it will nullify the entire bill, not just the age issue.

The worst part of that bill is not denying teachers the right to defend themselves, or prohibiting bump stocks or even denying Consitutional rights to young adults.

The worst part part of the bill is denying due process with the confiscation of firearms if some jackass government weenie thinks you may be a threat because your hateful bitch ex wife is pissed at you.

 

[Witchit]

So if the laundry soap eating generation lacks the wisdom and maturity to qualify for the 2nd Amendment, then why are they allowed to vote for who will have their finger on the nuclear missile launch button?

Yeah, you go on ahead and keep on underestimating them. The world you love is going to be turned on its ear.

 

[JGalt]

Good for you, NRA. Now start lawsuits over the rest of Florida's bullshit too.

The only problem with their lawsuit is that the "no due process" portion of the new law needs to be challenged. That will require someone who has had their rights violated, in order to challenge.

But if If the NRA prevails and our Supreme Court agrees with them, it will nullify the entire bill, not just the age issue.

The worst part of that bill is not denying teachers the right to defend themselves, or prohibiting bump stocks or even denying Consitutional rights to young adults.

The worst part part of the bill is denying due process with the confiscation of firearms if some jackass government weenie thinks you may be a threat because your hateful bitch ex wife is pissed at you.

I thought the Florida bill allows for the arming of some teachers? Correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Don't have a link yet but just heard on the news NRA just filed a lawsuit challenging Gov Scott.

Gun massacres are too good for business. They can't let legislation that might reduce the number of them stay in place.

 

[Aldo Raine]

Good for you, NRA. Now start lawsuits over the rest of Florida's bullshit too.

The only problem with their lawsuit is that the "no due process" portion of the new law needs to be challenged. That will require someone who has had their rights violated, in order to challenge.

But if If the NRA prevails and our Supreme Court agrees with them, it will nullify the entire bill, not just the age issue.

The worst part of that bill is not denying teachers the right to defend themselves, or prohibiting bump stocks or even denying Consitutional rights to young adults.

The worst part part of the bill is denying due process with the confiscation of firearms if some jackass government weenie thinks you may be a threat because your hateful bitch ex wife is pissed at you.

I thought the Florida bill allows for the arming of some teachers? Correct me if I'm wrong.

That is what I believe to be true sir!

 

[TheOldSchool]

Good for you, NRA. Now start lawsuits over the rest of Florida's bullshit too.

The only problem with their lawsuit is that the "no due process" portion of the new law needs to be challenged. That will require someone who has had their rights violated, in order to challenge.

But if If the NRA prevails and our Supreme Court agrees with them, it will nullify the entire bill, not just the age issue.

The worst part of that bill is not denying teachers the right to defend themselves, or prohibiting bump stocks or even denying Consitutional rights to young adults.

The worst part part of the bill is denying due process with the confiscation of firearms if some jackass government weenie thinks you may be a threat because your hateful bitch ex wife is pissed at you.

I thought the Florida bill allows for the arming of some teachers? Correct me if I'm wrong.

That is what I believe to be true sir!

Do they get a pay raise? Or are they supposed to just accept it as a new job duty while the GOP tries to strip their pay and benefits?

 

[JLW]

Don't have a link yet but just heard on the news NRA just filed a lawsuit challenging Gov Scott.

Gun massacres are too good for business. They can't let legislation that might reduce the number of them stay in place.

The NRA will never let a little blood stand in the way of a good profit for its patrons.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Don't have a link yet but just heard on the news NRA just filed a lawsuit challenging Gov Scott.

Gun massacres are too good for business. They can't let legislation that might reduce the number of them stay in place.

The NRA will never let a little blood stand in the way of a good profit for its patrons.

Exactly how does a NRA member profit from being a member? What a dumb ass

 

[JGalt]

Good for you, NRA. Now start lawsuits over the rest of Florida's bullshit too.

The only problem with their lawsuit is that the "no due process" portion of the new law needs to be challenged. That will require someone who has had their rights violated, in order to challenge.

But if If the NRA prevails and our Supreme Court agrees with them, it will nullify the entire bill, not just the age issue.

The worst part of that bill is not denying teachers the right to defend themselves, or prohibiting bump stocks or even denying Consitutional rights to young adults.

The worst part part of the bill is denying due process with the confiscation of firearms if some jackass government weenie thinks you may be a threat because your hateful bitch ex wife is pissed at you.

I thought the Florida bill allows for the arming of some teachers? Correct me if I'm wrong.

That is what I believe to be true sir!

Do they get a pay raise? Or are they supposed to just accept it as a new job duty while the GOP tries to strip their pay and benefits?

School resource officers should get at least hazardous duty pay. Hell, since I'm semi-retired, I'd almost do it for free.

I have legally carried a Glock 19 every day since 2011.

 

[Weatherman2020]

So if the laundry soap eating generation lacks the wisdom and maturity to qualify for the 2nd Amendment, then why are they allowed to vote for who will have their finger on the nuclear missile launch button?

Yeah, you go on ahead and keep on underestimating them. The world you love is going to be turned on its ear.

What is the laundry soap generation going to do, send me spam texts from mommy's basement? Challenge me to a PlayStation battle?

 

[TheOldSchool]

Good for you, NRA. Now start lawsuits over the rest of Florida's bullshit too.

The only problem with their lawsuit is that the "no due process" portion of the new law needs to be challenged. That will require someone who has had their rights violated, in order to challenge.

But if If the NRA prevails and our Supreme Court agrees with them, it will nullify the entire bill, not just the age issue.

The worst part of that bill is not denying teachers the right to defend themselves, or prohibiting bump stocks or even denying Consitutional rights to young adults.

The worst part part of the bill is denying due process with the confiscation of firearms if some jackass government weenie thinks you may be a threat because your hateful bitch ex wife is pissed at you.

I thought the Florida bill allows for the arming of some teachers? Correct me if I'm wrong.

That is what I believe to be true sir!

Do they get a pay raise? Or are they supposed to just accept it as a new job duty while the GOP tries to strip their pay and benefits?

School resource officers should get at least hazardous duty pay. Hell, since I'm semi-retired, I'd almost do it for free.

I have legally carried a Glock 19 every day since 2011.

Yes I think they should, too.

On a lighter and semi-off topic note, suppose they include a bonus of $50,000 or something like that to any teacher that takes out a shooter? That would be an interesting experiment.

 

[Aldo Raine]

The worst part of that bill is not denying teachers the right to defend themselves, or prohibiting bump stocks or even denying Consitutional rights to young adults.

The worst part part of the bill is denying due process with the confiscation of firearms if some jackass government weenie thinks you may be a threat because your hateful bitch ex wife is pissed at you.

I thought the Florida bill allows for the arming of some teachers? Correct me if I'm wrong.

That is what I believe to be true sir!

Do they get a pay raise? Or are they supposed to just accept it as a new job duty while the GOP tries to strip their pay and benefits?

School resource officers should get at least hazardous duty pay. Hell, since I'm semi-retired, I'd almost do it for free.

I have legally carried a Glock 19 every day since 2011.

Yes I think they should, too.

On a lighter and semi-off topic note, suppose they include a bonus of $50,000 or something like that to any teacher that takes out a shooter? That would be an interesting experiment.

This is an awesome concept, please do expand on this!