@JorgeGuapo1000@gunpolicy Patrick Atkinson is likely this guy:
https://t.co/gU4E4urxuV
Mail fraud. 24 years ago. Should never have been disarmed in the first place, because it wasn't a violent felony.
@AustinJustice@CharlesFLehman Turns out that private parties handing over data to the government is bad, and it mixes contexts. Governments don't have rights, and they are in bed with private corporations to ensure the People don't have them, either.
That's a problem.
@CharlesFLehman Legal != Moral.
For example, the government using a third party company to end-run the 4th amendment may technically be legal, but it's certainly immoral.
Throwing the Flock "tea" in the harbor may be illegal, but it's the moral thing to do.
@CeliaBedelia My spouse and I immigrated to Canada. There's a fee for doing so, and it covers in part language services. We tried to take French, an official language, but were told that services were offered only in English in the province, and the services were not for us.
@TheSurvivalPodc "From a distance a panel sprayed with black paint would look just fine."
I wonder if anyone makes plastic printed solar-panel lookalikes...
@GunGnome A guillotine certainly qualifies as bearable arms. It's also particularly ineffective for mass shootings/etc. It should be protected under the 2nd anyway, but it doesn't even have the moral "but think of the children/risk to others!" argument for banning it.
@profthomlambert Lots of companies including Epic would love to host their own amazing, user-friendly platforms, but apple uses monopolistic tying to prevent them doing so, in order to extract a 30% fee for "using their platform".
@NicoletteGlazer Maybe Trump will double down and invoke 212(f) if courts keep screwing with his agenda. It does explicitly say "all aliens" is an option.
@miyashay Good. If the State wants to ban drag shows/drag time story hour in government buildings owned by geopolitical subdivisions of the State, fine, whatever.
Otherwise, they can STFU.
@SenRubenGallego He was an actual traitor, in and out of Congress. The former, literally and meeting the Constitutional definition. The latter, figuratively. His petty ObamaCare action was a betrayal of his country and his Constituents.