Apd09
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You’re supposed to see a doctor if you have an erection lasting more than 4 hours, correct?
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You’re supposed to see a doctor if you have an erection lasting more than 4 hours, correct?
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I don’t think “they” have much of an option aside from some very narrowly tailored “sensitive areas”LOOPHOLE ALERT!
Thomas used the term " self defense needs" in the opinion. Who will determine what my needs are and if they warrant a permit vs what yourneeds are?
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It’s a little warmer since you got in…62 guests... come on in... the water's fine...
I still have 3-1/2 hours to go!
You meant leftist peeping in to see the reaction in this board?62 guests... come on in... the water's fine...
Wouldn't that be "good and substantial" under a different name?LOOPHOLE ALERT!
Thomas used the term " self defense needs" in the opinion. Who will determine what my needs are and if they warrant a permit vs what yourneeds are?
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Yes it does!I read it as also doing away with intermediate scrutiny with regards to the 2nd amendment….
Lol. Good luck. The opinion specifically calls out that HANDGUNS must be allowed for general carry outside of the home as they are a weapon IN COMMON USE. I haven't finished reading the opinion to see if anything else is termed "in common use", but it makes it really clear, anything in common use is protected and specifically enumerates handguns as one such thing.NY Governor says she prepared to make only muskets approved for carry.
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Prepare for lungs to be blown out and piled everywhere on the streets like turds in San Francisco.Lol. Good luck. The opinion specifically calls out that HANDGUNS must be allowed for general carry outside of the home as they are a weapon IN COMMON USE. I haven't finished reading the opinion to see if anything else is termed "in common use", but it makes it really clear, anything in common use is protected and specifically enumerates handguns as one such thing.
Would that nip in the bud any taxes/fees akin to poll taxes to exercise a right?Snip...
The constitutional right to bear arms in public for self-defense is not “a second-class right, subject to an entirely different body of rules than the other Bill of Rights guarantees.” McDonald, 561 U. S., at 780 (plurality opinion). The exercise of other constitutional rights does not require individuals to demonstrate to government officers some special need.
She appears to be stocked up on the Carboardeaux.Someone keeping an eye on Angrier Chamblee? Box wine section at her local liquor store better watch out.