84246f No.5908
GET YOUR POPCORN READY FOLKS
> OK for immigration, not for guns
> After 75 counties preemptively declared themselves Second Amendment sanctuaries in anticipation of future gun control laws, Virginia Democrats have threatened law enforcement officials in those counties with potential prosecution, according to the Washington Examiner.
> In Second Amendment sanctuary counties, similar to liberal illegal immigration sanctuary cities, law enforcement officials would avoid prosecuting people for violations of laws they don't agree with. Virginia Democratic U.S. Rep. Gerry Connolly told the Examiner that such a decision may carry serious consequences.
> "I would hope they either resign in good conscience, because they cannot uphold the law which they are sworn to uphold, or they're prosecuted for failure to fulfill their oath," Connolly said. "The law is the law. If that becomes the law, you don't have a choice, not if you're a sworn officer of the law."
> One lawmaker said the governor should consider deploying the National Guard to enforce gun laws in sanctuary counties.
> "They certainly risk funding, because if the sheriff's department is not going to enforce the law, they're going to lose money," Virginia Democratic U.S. Rep. Donald McEachin said. "The counties' attorneys offices are not going to have the money to prosecute because their prosecutions are going to go down. And ultimately, I'm not the governor, but the governor may have to nationalize the National Guard to enforce the law. That's his call, because I don't know how serious these counties are and how severe the violations of law will be. But that's obviously an option he has."
> Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (D) seemed to contradict himself on the issue, saying there wouldn't be retaliation for sanctuary counties, but there would be consequences.
> "There's not going to be retaliation. That's not what I'm about. I'm about making Virginia safer," Northam said. "If we have constitutional laws on the books and law enforcement officers are not enforcing those laws on the books, then there are going to be consequences, but I'll cross that bridge if and when we get to it."
> The threats and suggestions come after gun-rights advocates in the state won a minor victory, when Northam announced that any proposed ban on assault weapons would include a grandfather clause. Under such a clause, legal owners of banned guns could keep them, but would be required to register the weapons.
Source: https://www.theblaze.com/news/virginia-dems-threaten-second-amendment-sanctuary-counties-with-prosecution-national-guard-enforcement?xrs=RebelMouse_fb
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84246f No.5909
Virginia's anti-Second Amendment insanity
> Newly-elected Virginia state Democrats are making good on their campaign promise to enact stricter gun control laws. But not everyone in the state is willing to accept the proposed assault weapons ban, and the result has been a massive internal conflict that’s pitted legislators against the people they’re supposed to represent.
> In response to new gun control measures, dozens of Virginia counties have declared themselves Second Amendment sanctuary counties and vowed not to force their residents to hand over weapons, no matter what Richmond says.
> Now federal legislators are pushing back, threatening to make the issue a national one if local counties don’t comply.
> “I would hope they either resign in good conscience, because they cannot uphold the law which they are sworn to uphold, or they're prosecuted for failure to fulfill their oath,” Democratic Virginia Rep. Gerry Connolly told the Washington Examiner. “The law is the law. If that becomes the law, you don't have a choice, not if you're a sworn officer of the law.”
> Cutting off state funding to counties that refuse to obey the gun control measures is one option Virginia Democrats have weighed. But some went even further and suggested Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam could call in the National Guard, if necessary.
> “Ultimately, I'm not the governor, but the governor may have to mobilize the National Guard to enforce the law,” said Democratic Rep. Donald McEachin. “That's his call because I don't know how serious these counties are and how severe the violations of law will be. But that's obviously an option he has.”
> Instead of resorting to bureaucratic threats, Virginia Democrats should take this opportunity to listen to their constituents and reevaluate this initiative. The fact that so many counties have opposed the legislation is telling: 75 of Virginia’s 95 counties have now declared themselves Second Amendment sanctuaries, along with nearly 40 independent cities.
> Democrats might have won both of the state’s legislative chambers in November, but they still govern a people largely divided on the issue of gun control. As of October, 47% of Virginia voters supported candidates in favor of gun control, and 44% opposed them. That’s a tight margin, which means Democrats cannot afford to ignore the other half of the debate if they hope to keep their majority for long.
> Northern Virginia counties situated in the Beltway decided November’s election, but they should not be allowed to dictate which rights the rest of the state can and cannot enjoy. Individual counties should have the right to protest this law without fear of retaliation, and the state’s legislature would be wise to listen.
Source: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/virginias-anti-second-amendment-insanity
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e32a71 No.5912
>>5908
If you don't murder your enemies, they win.
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84246f No.5915
>>5912
I'm curious to see if it will happen
I really want to see what this governor will do.
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84246f No.5921
this is literally the beginning of the turner diaries right here
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d97f56 No.5935
>>5908
Literally nothing will happen behind this.
Americans are not going to do anything but kvetch like kikes but toss them an order of large fries and a cheeseburger with some sportsball, weed, Vidya and netflix and they sit back down on their fat asses and go along with the program.
Only a crazed non-White with MAOA alleles through the roof would do anything at this point like that nigger Hebrew Israelite in New Jersey. White burgerfags are too fucking weak and pacified to do shit.
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0cae83 No.5938
>>5935
0.2 shekels have been added to your account for this post.
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d97f56 No.6275
>>5938
France is burning right now, much like your seething ass.
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fcacea No.6399
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cd331c No.6514
If they want to ruin our lives, maybe gun owners should quite being so polite and ruin theirs?
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cd331c No.6515
>>5915
I predict about half will give up their guns out of fear, the other half won't and there will be some arrests, shootouts, lawsuits filed, etc. and maybe if we are lucky a couple of really disgruntled good 'ol boys who snipe a couple local politicians to make a statement.
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cd331c No.6516
>>6515
I'd also expect these new laws to be challenged by many gun rights organizations for the next couple years till it makes way to the Supreme Court. By that time, hopefully most Virginians have resisted and would vote these fuckers OUT come next election.
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e00423 No.6523
If we're lucky we'll have another Bundy standoff come from this shit. If we're even luckier, some Feds will do something stupid like with Finnicum.
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c704ba No.6524
This is extremely dangerous to their democracy.
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32d64f No.6600
<They certainly risk funding, because if the sheriff's department is not going to enforce the law, they're going to lose money
HAHAHAHA GET FUCKED!
https://www.bankrate.com/finance/taxes/state-taxes-virginia.aspx
Virginia counties get their money from sales and property taxes. It's not disbursed by the state. I hope these gun laws are really draconian. We could be standing at the dawn of a new and beautiful age.
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683dd5 No.6638
>>5908
>States' rights
<Counties' rights
Like pottery.
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888022 No.6731
>>6399
saslaw and filler-corn are jewish. mceachin is a nog. they are absolutely terrified of armed whites
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01b24d No.7127
>>6731
the bulk of the activist movements against the first and second amendments is jewish.This should surprise no one, but it helps to point it out to normies. My Dad is a pretty average working stiff boomer who was always politically apathetic… after thanksgiving dinner he was watching impeachment coverage, and absentmindedly said: "Jesus Christ, how many of these Democrat Congressmen and witnesses are Jews?"
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6935f6 No.7467
>>5921
my first thought too
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37d8cd No.7716
>>5915
The governor would have the law on his side if he pressed for it and did do this. It really brings into question what the opposition would do. I think a strong organization of veterans opposed could easily out fight the national guard (most of the them that I've met are less than 30 and are 1 tour enlistees, nothing special and just grabbing benefits.) After the strategists and tacticians have come together it's really equal game and even a pellet gun can kill you. This isn't BLM where they just let a riot happen it would have to be an invasion by the national guard vs fortified people of equal knowledge and experience and malitia men with less. Of course, the revolution was won in this fashion and so have been many other wars sin the modern era. The national guard would be so poor to call on if the opposition had all these benefits along with their firearms which they are willing to die to keep. Again this is not "oh they're rioting let's just contain them," it's people with fucking guns shooting other people with fucking guns. Guns can shoot down drones, helicopters, and IEDs for tanks can be made in hours. If it was pushed to such an extreme and the people of Virginia felt so strongly it would not only make an embarrassment of the governor but an even stronger argument that oppression without disarmament is not likely.
Of course, I don't favor this scenario but it really does seem that simple. If disorganized rag tag teams of crock pot terror affiliated middle easterns can do it, surely anyone can.
In favor of the national guard though, I think they have a strong game if they take the roads. A siege would clearly favor them rather than an invasion. Logistics are a hard failure for malitia men and locals. Food, family, land, homes, are very hard things to give up compared to fire arms and these could also be levied, along with jobs and industry. Being landlocked also means there is only room for them to flee to another state but might incite other state's national guard which would further complicate things. Then there is the FBI and FDA that would (and probably should in some scenarios) intervene.
Pros and cons considered, with the backing of the federal government, the Virginian government actually seems favorable but it would depend on to what extreme the rest of virginia would settle and even then it would back fire as bad PR for the pro gun people, I imagine.
Can't wait to see how it goes.
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6bfc5d No.7718
>>7127
It's honestly so lovely that the jews have gotten so cocky. I remember too that an article was put out about the Jews that are part of the impeachment process, as if they were some sort of heroes that would be heralded in folklore tales in the future, when in reality, they made normies more aware of the reality of the jewish menace.
Don't forget fellows, pride comes before the fall…
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523260 No.7734
>>6275
Too much indian food.
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523260 No.7737
>>6399
Funny, I don't see too many niggers and immigrants in any of those photos and they should be ALL OVER THEM…what with these peoples love of the migrante and all…
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523260 No.7740
>>6516
Voting?
There is no way out of this except with bloodshed.
Voting…meh
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88551e No.7756
>>7716
>the governor has the law on his side
No not even. They can pass all the gun laws they want, not only are they unconstitutional in the united states, they're extra unconstitutional in virginia.
<Section 13. Militia; standing armies; military subordinate to civil power
That a well regulated militia, composed of the body of the people, trained to arms, is the proper, natural, and safe defense of a free state, therefore, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed; that standing armies, in time of peace, should be avoided as dangerous to liberty; and that in all cases the military should be under strict subordination to, and governed by, the civil power.
The virginia constitution is even explicit that guns are for the militia of the people and not the army, which the claim should not even exist in peacetime. Them having a national guard to call to confiscate guns is illegal under their own constitution
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01b24d No.7904
>>7716
>The governor would have the law on his side if he pressed for it and did do this.
That isn't clear at this point, but it's also moot when the President can just order the national guard to stand down. What I suspect the most likely scenario twill turn out to be in this situation, if the pressure keeps mounting to the point of violence erupting between state government and local law enforcement/citizens, is that a case will be brought before the SCOTUS–and the firearms restrictions presented in the VA bill will be ruled unconstitutional.
That would be the most expedient way to quell tensions. Sure, a bunch of leftwingers would riot pathetically, but that can be put down comparatively easily. The right is different–when they are driven to violence, it's systematic, purposeful, and brutal.
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b259e3 No.7907
>>7756
Dude, every gun law on the books is illegal. Every WEAPON law on the books is illegal. They're still on the books. They're still enforced. Literally everyone accepts them. You're fucking insane if you think the rule of law still exists in ANY form. STOP PRETENDING LAWS EVEN EXIST ANYMORE. LAWS ONLY EXIST FOR JEWS.
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0911dc No.22621
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a4817a No.22624
We need to create a situation the next(?) administration won’t want to deal with. We must go protest in front of congress and draw the attention to us and not allow business as usual! We can’t allow totalitarians silence our voices and we need to make ourselves known!
The people totalitarians always imprison is the intellectuals. Intellectuals are always murdered and we must not forget that!
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000000 No.22646
>“The law is the law. If that becomes the law, you don't have a choice, not if you're a sworn officer of the law.”
Rules for thee but not for me. The absolute gall of these kikes.
anyone willing to identify as Democrat these days is spiritually a kike.
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30fc2d No.22650
Just so everyone is clear, you will not get any backup on this issue from the republican party, any of its affiliates, or the administration. They are 100% aligned with taking guns. No one wants a disarmed population more than entrenched capital with access to the means of counterfeit.
Only violence works.
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c8404d No.22680
>>22646
It's almost as if these politicians don't know that only the American people decide what is law and what isn't. "Wah you won't be a cop unless we say so wahhhh" Yeah, and when your sherrifs go rouge and begin deputizing his entire town to uphold the constitution than have fun enforcing your laws there.
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0cae83 No.22732
>>22650
>No one wants a disarmed population more than entrenched capital with access to the means of counterfeit.
This is so axiomatic and eloquently stated that it could be chiseled on the base of a fucking Arno Breker statue. If you're not a writer, you should be.
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1414eb No.22769
>>22650
I'm just having a hard time wrapping my mind around how they're getting their puppets to even push the issue? They must know that at some point, we're going to start killing them en masse. Imagine walking into a bar where everyone was armed and telling them they have to turn over their guns. Now imagine that bar is the size of America and that's pretty much what they're doing.
Are these people (the politicians, not the string pullers) fucking insane or just downright dumb?
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1414eb No.22770
>>5935
I almost read your post but then I farted. haha
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945db9 No.33990
>>6600
The only respectable answer itt
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e03b9a No.78618
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