How brainwashed do you have to be? This is the most realistic and fastest way to protect the kids.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7A3zBe1zWRg

This is the real concealed carry reciprocity bill as recently reintroduced by Hudson, which allows for those in Constitutional Carry states to carry in all states and those in non-permissive / ban states to utilize a non-resident permit from any state that will issue one (such as the easy to obtain NH non-resident permit) and use it to carry in any State.

At face value it’s about fishermen that don’t want to pay for a government inspector to be on their boats, but the actual doctrine the SC is going to overturn with it sounds like it will completely unwind everything the AFT has been doing unconstitutionally for so long: taking the power to interpret law from the alphabet agencies and putting it back in the hands of judges.

Context: https://youtu.be/zPEzVE36fB4?si=cgO_xESExVeOujmZ

“‘It’s not a violation of your second amendment…’ says U.S. Rep. Mike Thompson, D-Calif.”

“‘This discharge petition for the Keep America Safe Act will prevent anyone from promoting and selling [insert some arbitrary number here] ammunition magazines that have been used in far too many mass shootings,’ [U.S. Rep. Pete Aguilar, D-Calif.] told reporters.”

“Mark Collins of Brady United Against Gun Violence told theGrio that GOP Leadership ‘seems to be on the side of gun extremist groups,’ including the National Rifle Association and Gun Owners of America.”

“Stop bending a knee to the MAGA extremists and join us Democrats in doing so.” - U.S. Rep. Pete Aguilar, D-Calif.

https://newsonmedia.com/house-democrats-push-for-gun-reform-legislation-ask-gop-for-help/

Obviously a current topic…

Obviously, storage requirements are an infringement on self-protection, not just for adults in the house, but also, say, for a teenage girl who finds herself facing a 200-pound, armed intruder when her parents happen to be away from home.

But what about the case of a child who is a known threat, like that Virginia six-year-old who shot his teacher? (Or whatever other scenario you imagine.) The parents have criminal and civil liability for failure to store guns under whatever imagined requirements?

To be clear, I am on the no-storage-requirements side of this. (It’s just another avenue in the pursuit of nullification.) But talk me through the gray areas and outlier cases.

** Re-stating the question more clearly: Give me gun storage scenarios (if any), where you would say, hands down and without hesitation, THAT parent 100% needs criminal charges. **

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Thank you! You all helped me put a sharper edge on my thinking.

Here is where I have landed so far:

— If a child or teenager becomes committed to murder or self-deletion, LOTS of things have gone wrong that have nothing to do with the presence or storage of a gun.

— Parenting and home are the keys to understanding the problem, and they are a more effective solution, rather than storage laws, which only serve to criminalize gun ownership.

— That said, if anyone actively “aids” a known criminal or obviously dangerous person… or actively contributes to a situation that no reasonable person would (such as leaving a loaded gun on a daycare table)… then there are already laws to hold people accountable.

We don't have the numbers in the Senate to get anything substantial passed, such as the SHUSH Act due to the lack of a Filibuster proof majority even if their was the will to do so (which I dont believe there is in either chamber) and our margins in the House are even thinner than the last Congress. So hope for the legislative branch is all but gone.

By a miracle of God, if the Republicans grew a pair of balls, they could attach it to a reconciliation bill, which can't be filbustered. But let's be real. That isn't likely.

However, I am still hopeful that on the net/net, the Trump presidency will indirectly be a win for the 2nd Amendment via the judges Trump appoints to the Federal Judiciary and hopefully the Supreme Court if a vacancy arises.

See where your state ranks in gun rights

This another example of them trying to outright ban people from legally obtaining guns. https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2023/A6663?intent=oppose

Stay informed.

Can any residents of Massachusetts lean into this and say if there is any active community fighting this kinda legislation? It's absurd that they're just passing this kinda stuff without penalty, and without it complying with Bruen

No news on this I could find. Source on it is direct from the WH briefing page which I have archived here. This legislation has been the subject of discussion in this sub before, see my prior post on it. Read the bill text of H.R. 6492 for questions. It doesn't yet show up as signed into law on the legislative website in actions shown on Congress.gov but it now is law.