Donnie and Steve have a nasty breakup

[Mikey]

I think the Constitution has something to say about denying the right to vote as well.

That can be amended pretty easy.

Easy?
Not really.

[Left Seater]

Well if you can find a few activist judges or city/state governments you can just make an end run around it.

[Derron]

Well if you can find a few activist judges or city/state governments you can just make an end run around it.

Exactly. The State of Oregon is a very good example of that. Gun confiscation laws, new taxes every year, you can make all kinds of end runs due to "emergencys" which prevent referral to voters. Don't let a silly Constitution get in the way.

[Moving Sale]

Like Rehnquist and Scalia and Alito and Gorsuch who shit on the Interstate Commerce Clause every term.

[Screw_Michigan]

The rich person's $280 will go toward payroll.

The food stamps will be traded for lottery tickets and menthol cigarettes.

Oh....OK

Carped--Racist, ignorant shitbag.

[Screw_Michigan]

Individuals and corporations are different.

Wait, what? This is exactly what your boys wanted---they're exactly the same.

GOP dystopia, isn't it great?

[Screw_Michigan]

Well if you can find a few activist judges or city/state governments you can just make an end run around it.

A monumentally stupid take. You're on a roll.

[Left Seater]

Like Rehnquist and Scalia and Alito and Gorsuch who shit on the Interstate Commerce Clause every term.

"Whataboutism (also known as whataboutery) is a variant of the tu quoque logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument,[1][2][3] which is particularly associated with Soviet and Russian propaganda."

Nice job comrade.

Nice job board bitch.

[Left Seater]

Well if you can find a few activist judges or city/state governments you can just make an end run around it.

A monumentally stupid take. You're on a roll.

Look no further than your beloved DC. They have attempted multiple times to restrict the legal ownership of guns. Each time they lose in court they come back with another attempt. You can't be this dumb, so why keep up the act?

[Moving Sale]

Like Rehnquist and Scalia and Alito and Gorsuch who shit on the Interstate Commerce Clause every term.

"Whataboutism (also known as whataboutery) is a variant of the tu quoque logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument,[1][2][3] which is particularly associated with Soviet and Russian propaganda."

Nice job comrade.

Nice job board bitch.

I was providing examples you stupid fuck.

[Moving Sale]

Nice job board bitch.

What is with your constant need for validation?

[Diego in Seattle]

Well if you can find a few activist judges or city/state governments you can just make an end run around it.

Exactly. The State of Oregon is a very good example of that. Gun confiscation laws, new taxes every year, you can make all kinds of end runs due to "emergencys" which prevent referral to voters. Don't let a silly Constitution get in the way.

Yup.

Like the activist judges now sitting on SCOTUS.

[Left Seater]

Nice job board bitch.

What is with your constant need for validation?

I don't have a need. You provide it with every post.

[Left Seater]

Well if you can find a few activist judges or city/state governments you can just make an end run around it.

Exactly. The State of Oregon is a very good example of that. Gun confiscation laws, new taxes every year, you can make all kinds of end runs due to "emergencys" which prevent referral to voters. Don't let a silly Constitution get in the way.

Yup.

Like the activist judges now sitting on SCOTUS.

Try again. The SC is already hearing the Colorado Cake case. Let that run its course first then we will see what happens.