[MtnClimber]

So many gun laws. So many boating accidents. The Supreme Court could do much to make canoe trips safer.

[T.B. Yoits]

The personal references have to go as well.

Imagine telling people they need to have two references before they can vote.

[Gay State Conservative]

There are dozens of gun laws on the books in Massachusetts that are blatantly,despicably,unconstitutional and the legislature is about to pass another bunch...which our filthy bull dyke Governor has said she looks forward to signing. Of course the same is true in at least a few...and maybe more than a few...other states.

I guess Massachusetts politicians didn't get the hint when a gun law that the state's Supreme Court had upheld as being constitutional was struck down by SCOTUS...9-0 ("Caetano v Massachusetts"). In the decision SCOTUS said that the state Supreme Court's reasoning in their decision was "frivolous".

I guess Rat Party hacks don't mind being called "frivolous" by SCOTUS.

[bobbo666]

Just saw a YTube video on a new Georgia law.

It says that if a business “owner” says its property is gun free, the same owner assumes all liability for any harm (physical, theft, etc) that occurs to a concealed carry person while on their property.

Nice twist. Make virtue signaling pay.

[Flatus I. Maximus]

If you live in New York and are of good moral character —

Quick! Get out, before they make up a new law to charge you with violating!

[MileHi]

Looks like Colorado wants to sign up for a SCOTUS smack down as well.

[JimRed]

In New Jersey you must “prove a need” to obtain a carry permit. And unless you’re “connected”, the proof is insufficient.

What do they fail to understand about the phrase “shall not be infringed”?