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>Missouri may have just made the most monumental step towards freedom and individual liberty since the signing of the Bill of Rights. In an upcoming vote by Missouri’s state senate, the state is expected to pass a bill that would nullify ALL Federal gun laws and regulations, and make enforcement of those laws by federal officers within the State of Missouri a criminal offense. Republicans control both U.S. Senate seats and more than two-thirds of the seats in both the Missouri House and Senate.
>Like it’s predecessor, SB613, Bill SB367 and it’s companion, House Bill HB786, would prevent all state agencies and their employees from enforcing any federal law that infringes the Second Amendment in any way, including gun registrations, fees, fines, licenses and bans. Originally authored in 2014, a former version of the bill was also passed, but vetoed by then Missouri Governor Jay Nixon.
All federal acts, laws, executive orders, administrative orders, court orders, rules, and regulations, whether past, present, or future, which infringe on the people’s right to keep and bear arms as guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the United States I and Section 23 of the Missouri Constitution shall be invalid in this state, shall not be recognized by this state, shall be specifically rejected by this state, and shall be considered null and void and of no effect in this state.”
>For added measure, SB367’s authors went into great detail on what federal laws will be “considered null and void and of no effect.”
<(a) Any tax, levy, fee, or stamp imposed on firearms, firearm accessories, or ammunition not common to all other goods and services which might reasonably be expected to create a chilling effect on the purchase or ownership of those items by law-abiding citizens;
<(b) Any registering or tracking of firearms, firearm accessories, or ammunition which might reasonably be expected to create a chilling effect on the purchase or ownership of those items by law-abiding citizens;
<(c) Any registering or tracking of the owners of firearms, firearm accessories, or ammunition which might reasonably be expected to create a chilling effect on the purchase or ownership of those items by law-abiding citizens;
<(d) Any act forbidding the possession, ownership, or use or transfer of a firearm, firearm accessory, or ammunition by law-abiding citizens; and
<(e) Any act ordering the confiscation of firearms, firearm accessories, or ammunition from law-abiding citizens
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7c491c No.666325
>>661188
>the state and local police would then go after the feds.
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92de97 No.666331
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84947d No.666336
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1444af No.666343
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1444af No.666352
>>666346
I'm under the assumption that plenty of feds are like the ones from Sicaro. Happily convinced themselves that they're fighting for white folks and american freedom by serving and executing the most criminal and debased ends of our ruling class. I'm sure the plenty of undercover agents and informants have similar delusions about their stated beliefs and who actually signs their paychecks or keeps them out of prison. People will believe whatever helps them sleep at night.
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1444af No.666371
>>666369
I'd note him as "sperg who clearly wishes he was the mod of /pol/ instead of a vol on /k/"
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84947d No.666372
>>666371
It would be great if I could moderate /pol/ too
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cbb52e No.666417
>>666336
Yes
>>666415
I bet you wish you weren't banned & that you could afford a VPN
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ccc13a No.666439
>>666422
>Tor is the best option for privacy
It was literally commissioned by the NSA to the Navy and CIA for design and coding. It's government surveillance software. Every exit node is a backdoor. Not only that, but you type like a fucking redditor, so I should stop wasting my breath on someone who only LARPs as giving a shit about his privacy.
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fe2e51 No.673627
>>660120
That’s a good girl to post, but now I have to post the real beat girl now
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769d1f No.673630
I hope it passes then the Feds decide to fuck around and find out instead of just looking the other way.
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bc509c No.676787
>>665673
FTFY you carpet bagging yankee fuck
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3db341 No.676790
>>676787
>little dixie outside of dixie
disgraceful
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33a4b9 No.676796
>>676787
>>676790
I'd be just as happy leaving the Goddamned yankees without an acre to their names. Realistically, we can't do that though. If there's no hell to put the devil in, he'll run all over the world.
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6decfe No.676797
Wow more absolutely nothing just like that one in Alaska people jerk off about but ignore that people got charged with making illegal suppressors anyways.
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bc509c No.676798
>>676790
Yeah I forgot about Little Dixie.
t. Arkansan
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bc509c No.676799
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a301c4 No.676808
>>660100
Realistically, as in nothing too crazy, one side would sue after trouble appears and it would become a case for the Supreme Court to figure out. Many a times states and the feds have butted heads over which side has power over the other.
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345f98 No.676809
>>676790
>Not breaking up China and the Middle East into a thousand little tribal pieces
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3db341 No.676815
>>676809
draw up some lines preferably in a manner that would make them fight it out
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bc509c No.676824
>>676790
Dixie shall grow larger.
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e6fadb No.676826
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6461a5 No.676921
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b867a0 No.676926
>>676824
That southern cone is really fucked up.
Why does chile have Jujuy and Salta? Why does it even extend beyond the Andes? Why are Paraguay and Uruguay fused?
Why is the south of africa like that?
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bc509c No.677019
>>676926
I didn't make the map, i just fixed Dixie, fuck all of the other shitholes.
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9a95f5 No.677021
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f988c4 No.677080
>>660151
Maryland is pretty north to be considered southern, can someone in New England claim to be a Dixie boy.
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bc509c No.677296
>>676824
>>676921
The Golden Circle shall rise
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211240 No.677299
>>677296
That would be glorious, but what do we do with the 200+ million spics? If the answer is genocide, then yeah, I'm down. But we need a logistics plan if that's the case.
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bc509c No.677301
>>677299
Literally just put them in boats saying we're taking them to California then we sink them.
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c0ce6a No.677302
>>677301
That's not materiel efficient. What about putting them in the back of C-5's, then forcing them out at gunpoint over the ocean? Or if C-5's aren't flight-to-maintenance hour efficient enough, we could use C-130's.
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0a54e2 No.677323
>>677302
>>677301
You're making this way too hard on yourselves.
>surround the favelas
>cut off utilities and food deliveries
>wait for them to starve to death or kill each other
>if any of your approach the perimeter, clear and repatriate them
>if any of theirs approach the perimeter, kill them
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cb92b2 No.677326
>>673627
>the real beat girl now
With a shoe or a broom handle?
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50ea5f No.677330
We need a state that isn't landlocked to tell gun laws to fuck themselves, then we'll start getting delicious imports again.
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1b49ac No.677331
So are there any updates on this?
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7c6891 No.677332
>>677080
The mason-dixon line is the border of Pennsylvania and Maryland you retard.
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d349f6 No.677372
>>677330
So essentially the carolinas after retaking charleston
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7c4ee8 No.678722
In case it hasn't been posted yet: These links will show you the current bills
https://legiscan.com/MO/text/HB786/2019
https://legiscan.com/MO/text/SB367/2019
Here in Missouri flag is probably UK our General Assembly convenes in January and adjourns at the end of May. Barring our Governor calling a special session (which might have happened in this instance under Greitens) or the GA petitioning for a session, its Adjourned Sine Die, without date, until January 2020. The House bill wasn't referred to committee until mid-May, while the Senate bill moved quite quickly and is 26th in line for Perfection, where the Senate will argue about the bill and try to suss out the details. So basically, you probably aren't hearing anything about this bill for another 6 months.
Missouri's Senate is currently 24R-10D. The House is 116R-47D. Republicans have been trending upwards for the past couple decades, and we recently outed Claire McCaskill during the "blue wave". Most people you talk too are fairly conservative, but also uninformed, so most I've asked about this bill were unaware or skeptical due to how fantastical it sounds. Gun owners are everywhere out here. Most people aren't worried about school shootings, since our shitty equipment is more likely to kill our children than shooters (seriously, a kid died a couple months back cause an old 50s era folding table fell on him) but expect that to change within the next 3 months when a shooting mysteriously happens here in Missouri. The big anti-gun push around here currently is that niggers come from Chicongo to buy guns and take them back, but frankly, that's their fault for cucking Illinois out of their weapons, and we will happily continue supplying weapons to genocide that hellhole.
The big thing that would help to give this bill legitimacy is solidarity with other states. Marijuana legalization has shown a glaring weakness in the Federal Government's ability to control states through fear of cut funding or sending feds to raid you. If other states starting moving similar bills basically challenging the feds to fuck with them, then our chances increase of enforcement going poorly and judicial fuckery being minimized.
I should emphasize two things about Missouri. One, we as a state went to war with the Mormons and suffered no consequences for permanently evicting over 10 thousand "US citizens" from our lands. Two, we have a massive letter basically declaring our sovereignty written directly into the beginning of our constitution, and hold to this whole "Union" thing the way our Founders intended. Professors will kvetch about how it's unconstitutional. The law is what's enforced, and as far as I see it, we're intent on changing what gets enforced here in the Ozarks.
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0502aa No.678803
>>661373
This is one of the most retarded things I've ever seen
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3db341 No.678816
>>678722 (checked)
>our shitty equipment is more likely to kill our children than shooters (seriously, a kid died a couple months back cause an old 50s era folding table fell on him)
That's just niggers getting killed by playground equipment that they've been abusing
>but expect that to change within the next 3 months when a shooting mysteriously happens here in Missouri
It happens all the time, but we can't be bothered if it's niglets getting killed
t.lives in the good white part of St Louis
>I should emphasize two things about Missouri
You should also emphasize Bloody Kansas where we raided Kansas before the Civil War
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cf9ee4 No.678818
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df345b No.678822
So, how are living expenses in Missouri?
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3db341 No.678826
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28c2ff No.678835
>>678826
Shit man, maybe I won't have to go all the way to Alaska when Virginia cucks out this July.
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df345b No.678837
>>678826
It is tempting, but I can't imagine living anywhere other than my shithole state. It's like stockholm syndrome. Also going from the ocean state to a landlocked state would be quite a jump.
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3db341 No.678840
>>678835
Here's a list of all our public shooting ranges the weather's nicer too
https://nature.mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/find/places/mdc-ranges
>>678837
yeah, I get that
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2d8526 No.689714
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d7a293 No.690023
>>660135
Wait, you're hating people for not murdering the people that incidentally bring murders with them when they cross the border?
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d7a293 No.690024
>>678837
Mighty MO isn't landlocked. It's connected directly to the Gulf through the Mississippi Delta. Buy a boat.
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16e6bd No.690297
>>661091
In Kansas we also have a “fuck the feds lmao” law called the Kansas firearms protection act or something. Here’s how it goes down:
>officer fudd sees your deadly ‘salt rifle
>he knows you don’t NEED an muchine gun, all you need is a single shot thuddy ought to shoot duhr!
>sir that there ayyy arrr 47 can’t be legal
>books your ass
>when you go to FEDERAL court the FEDERAL judge who enforces FEDERAL law gives you a one way ticket to nigger rape city.
The thin blue line saves the day once again
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