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This sounds excellent! I would love to move to Texas if this passes. I don't mean to seem smarter than anyone else, nor detract from the sheer awesome that this seems to entail, but how will this work exactly? Texas will negate some federal law(s). The federal government could claim supremacy...

I think that Texas v. White would stand today. I think that the Constitutional Compact theory is very much out of the mainstream, and that if this issue came before the Supreme Court, it is my uninformed opinion that they would uphold the Texas v. White opinion. You think differently. I'm down...

My focus would be on the absolute crushing death-blow that Salmon Chase gave to state's-righters; e.g. "The act which consummated her admission into the Union was something more than a compact..." The revolution bit puts the burden on the people, who surrendered their powers of governance...

Taking the state's rights interpretation of the Constitution in the present age seems a bit radical. It was perfectly logical for John C. Calhoun to do it in the 1820s, but we fought a war, and state sovereignty was soundly defeated. Also if you read that case, it seems to say that secession...

http://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/historics/USSC_CR_0074_0700_ZO.html Aside from the fact that this discussion does not belong here...

What about a 1943 bnz Mauser rifle later bought by Israel? They seemed to be alright with the idea, so far as I know. Also, "guns designed to kill Americans" would be, in my mind, incorrect. For every American killed in World War Two, approximately twenty five Soviet soldiers died. That's not...

I just did a search for the Brady Campaign and got the same harmful warnings. Also got the same thing for Pandora this morning.

How so? "Get informed on issues affecting the right to keep and bear arms. Coordinate activism, debate with allies and opponents. Discuss laws concerning firearm ownership, concealed carry and self-defense." I think Hillary Clinton becoming the Secretary of State is a potential issue for the...

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/11/14/transition.wrap/index.html Decrease font Decrease font Enlarge font Enlarge font (CNN) -- Democratic sources tell CNN that President-elect Barack Obama and Sen. Hillary Clinton had a "serious discussion" Thursday to gauge Clinton's interest in the...

As an 18 year old, and a Marylander, I would appreciate being able to exercise my rights here. But I do see the validity of waiting, as I will be forced to do, since I won't be moving until I am of age anyway.

I am pleased with it, in general, but the fact that Scalia can support the definite regulation of arms that are not within the common use, or something to that effect, bothers me. It seems like something of a Catch 22, seeing as how a machine gun is not within the common use, given the price...

I was thinking about it, so I know others have thought about it. Anyone know of a belt fed shotgun? I'd be intrigued to see pictures, if such a thing exists. ;)

I got mine for $8 out of a bin. Cleaned them up and they work just fine.

Remington Model 31 16GA. Picked it up yesterday at an estate auction. Pardon the graininess. http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v701/osamaslice/?action=view&current=2007083.jpg http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v701/osamaslice/?action=view&current=2007088.jpg

I cannot comment on the American's using guns in space, the Soviets certainly have them. http://www.jamesoberg.com/russiangun_tec.html

Perhaps they should look into weakening their population to the point where they are incapable of punching others.