[browniexyz]

What’s even worse about “Bizarro World” is apparently as long as you are illegal and bearing arms in a “Sanctuary City”, it’s all good!!

[SolidRedState]

See my tagline ...

[StonyBurk]

I am no longer surprised at anything our American?Courts now publish. Trust in our Federal Judiciary was killed 06/26/2015 when the Majority opinion “had nothing to do with it.” ( Our Constitution.) The Palladium of our Liberties” as Justice Joseph Story spoke of the Second Amendment has long offended “progressives’ and other Despotic dreamers. When our Government turned from the Constitution it ceased to have any relevance.

[Ancesthntr]

“In 2015, Corey Jones, who possessed a lawful concealed carry permit, was leaving a band gig at 3:00 AM when his car broke down in an undesirable part of town. When a white van with tinted windows pulled in front of him and a man wearing jeans, a t-shirt, and a baseball cap exited, Jones apparently grabbed his firearm. This move to lawfully protect himself was answered without warning by the plain-clothed law enforcement officer driving the van, shooting Jones dead.”

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If that happened to someone in my family, I would bear a grudge for the rest of my life. Just saying.

The one ray of sunshine is that there are now more than 400 million guns held by ordinary citizens in this country http://gunwatch.blogspot.com/2017/01/2016-record-year-for-nics-background.html (dig down about 1/2 way through the article for this number)...and counting. No one is going to be able to take away those guns, so someday the Leftists are simply going to have to accept that those guns, and their owners, are not going away (well, certainly not for free in any but very small numbers).

Now, if President Trump would devote some attention to appointing some judges, we could fill 19 Circuit Court positions and 80+ District Court positions by the end of the year...which would restore some sanity to the system. That, and the possible break-up of the 9th Circus and adding more judges to the DC Circuit.

[JimRed]

...that court opined that there is an inherent risk in “a person who is armed even when the firearm is legally possessed.” While some may laud this ruling as a move to protect police officers facing armed suspects, its potential scope is far broader and more problematic.

What about the rest of us, facing armed suspects who do not obey gun laws because they are already criminals, so what's breaking one more law? We are unworthy of the right to self defense?

Stick it, judges.