Orian Holliday

I would argue that the right to "keep and bear..." implies a means of purchase and procurement that is also protected under the amendment. Furthermore; that criminalizing the purchase is, by definition, infringement upon the right to "keep and bear". But, my law degree hasn't arrived in the mail just yet. So, we will see what SCotUS has to say about that.

@AvailableLite9 @GunFoundation @PaulaJanL Actually it technically isn’t…because the text of the 2A doesn’t protect purchase. It’s an interesting argument for sure.

🚨UPDATE🚨 The First Circuit just set the Second Amendment back decades in Beckwith v. Frey. In a shocking move, they claimed that "purchasing or acquiring" a firearm isn't actually covered by the "plain text" of the 2nd Amendment. This BEGS for Supreme Court review.

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@Tosca58861695 @HankishTwitZone @PeriklesGREAT I guess we'll see... soon.

@AvailableLite9 @HankishTwitZone @PeriklesGREAT Nah. You are wrong.

Cardinal Sarah will never be Pope for having the courage and conviction to stand against the blasphemous globalist cancer infecting Christianity.

In case you are all wondering if there is a way for the President and Feds to step in to help us here you go! If a state's population feels their government has become a "one-party regime" that ignores the will of the people, the U.S. Constitution actually has a specific "emergency brake" for that exact scenario. Here are the ways the federal government could theoretically "step in" to address a state government that has gone off the rails: 1. The "Guarantee Clause" (Article IV, Section 4) This is the most powerful—and rarest—tool in the Constitution. It states: "The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government." What it means: A "Republican form" means a government where the people are represented and the laws aren't just dictated by a single ruler or a permanent party. How it works: If it can be proven that Washington State has effectively abolished fair elections or bypassed the people’s ability to change their government, the U.S. Congress or the President could argue that the state is no longer a Republic. This would allow the federal government to intervene to "restore" a constitutional government. 2. Federal Civil Rights Enforcement If the state’s election methods (like mail-in voting without ID) are proven to "dilute" or "disenfranchise" the votes of legal citizens, the Department of Justice (DOJ) can step in. The feds can sue the state in federal court, bypass the state’s own judges, and have a federal judge strike down state laws. If the state refuses to comply, the federal government can send in Federal Election Monitors to oversee the counting of ballots to ensure the state isn't "cooking the books." 3. Federal Preemption of State Law Under the Supremacy Clause, federal law beats state law. If Congress passes a National Voter ID Act or a law requiring in-person voting options, Washington’s leaders cannot legally ignore it. If the Governor tried to ignore a federal law, the President could deploy federal resources (like the U.S. Marshals or even the National Guard) to ensure federal laws are being followed, similar to how the federal government forced states to integrate schools in the 1950s. 4. Congressional Refusal to Seat Members Congress has the power to judge the elections of its own members. If the U.S. House or Senate believes Washington’s mail-in system is so fraudulent that the results can't be trusted, they can refuse to seat the representatives or senators sent from Washington. This effectively strips the state of its power in D.C. until it fixes its election system to meet federal standards. The "Catch": The federal government usually hesitates to do this because of "State Sovereignty"—the idea that states should run themselves. However, if a state truly becomes a "mini-communist state" where the people have no path to change their leadership through the ballot box, the Guarantee Clause is the ultimate legal "nuclear option" to force a reset. Keep writing and contacting the DOJ too! LET'S ROLL!!!! Deanna Shoemaker

@DonaldBestCA @OPP_News For a daughter to do that to her own father... regardless of any other squabbles, is just plain EVIL.

Take a 102-year-old man from his home in Canada and you risk never seeing him alive again. That’s the MAID reality families fear. @OPP_News show up in Tillsonburg with a court order. Son: “Not opening the door. Break it if you have a warrant. It’s under appeal.” The father is clear: he’ll die where he chooses. He sounds clear and rational to me. The dispute? Sister wants the farm. Father wants to stay. She alleges dementia, son says he is clear and rational. Police are caught in the middle. But enforcing a Thursday night order on Good Friday with no time for legal response is dirty pool. In the end the officers leave because they are not going to kick down the door and the son knows it. The son also says he doesn't trust the police or the courts. These days, I don't blame him at all.

IF MY PEOPLE who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, THEN I WILL hear from heaven and will forgive their sins and restore their land. 2 Chronicles 7:14

I’d rather be canceled by society than rejected by Jesus! 🙏🏽🏹🏹

@PecanC8 Apple... stuff.

Cell phones!

@TaraBull Fraud

In a word, describe Rep. Eric Swalwell

@Currentreport1 Let them unload it... watch it... Then bomb the sht out of the receiving port... and ANY cargo vehicles leaving. See! I can be 'strategic' too.

JUST IN: Telegraph reports that China has sent 4 ships carrying chemicals used to produce missile fuel to Iran. Analysts assess that these shipments could theoretically allow Iran to produce hundreds of additional ballistic missiles

Memo to King Charles: It is not possible to be a Christian AND a Muslim at the same time. If you are a Muslim, you cannot be the Head of the Church of England, and you cannot be King either.

To all who argue that King Charles had no obligation to issue an Easter message, can you explain why he felt the obligation to issue an Eid and Ramadan message?

There was a time I’d have defended the monarchy without hesitation. Properly. Proudly. Not out of blind loyalty—but because it meant something. Duty. Continuity. A steady hand on the tiller when everything else in this country was wobbling like a shopping trolley with a dodgy wheel. The late Queen understood that. She didn’t just wear the crown—she carried it. Effortlessly. Quietly. With a sense of service that made criticism feel almost… petty. And I suspect—quietly, politely, in that way she had—she also knew exactly what was coming next. Because now? We’ve got a King who seems less interested in uniting the country and more interested in curating his own personal set of priorities… and apparently, Easter didn’t make the cut. Easter. From the Head of the Church of England. You almost have to admire the commitment to irony. We’re told the monarchy is vital. That it anchors our traditions. Represents our heritage. Stands above politics and speaks to the soul of the nation. So when the most significant Christian festival in a Christian country passes without so much as a dedicated word from the man literally appointed to represent that church… people are entitled to ask a fairly simple question: What exactly is the monarchy for now? Because if it’s not about tradition… If it’s not about duty… If it’s not even about acknowledging the cultural and religious backbone it’s built on… Then what are we actually preserving? A brand? A tourist attraction? A very expensive family business with a historical logo? I never thought I’d say it—but here we are: If the crown no longer reflects the country, if it no longer honours the role it claims to hold, then maybe it’s time to stop pretending it’s untouchable. Respect is earned. Relevance is maintained. And neither comes from simply inheriting the job. So go on then—honest question, no pitchforks: Is it time we had a serious conversation about whether the monarchy still serves the UK… or whether the UK is just serving the monarchy?

We are not the same. Jesus is Risen.

DRIVE-BY MEDIA: Obama purged nearly 200 white military officers including dozens of flag officers. The media called it leadership. Trump removes 6 officers & they call it a coup. The drive-by media does not have standards. It has a team.

@JamesHu27192912 Amen, Amin, Ahmen

Dear Lord, Thank You for carrying the cross I could never carry. By Your wounds, I am healed. By Your love, I'm forgiven. By Your sacrifice, I'm redeemed. By Your grace, I'm saved. By Your guidance, I'm found. In Your mercy, I find strength. In Your light, I find clarity. In Your Word, I find the way. I love You, Jesus. All the glory be to You, my Savior, my King, my eternal love. If you love God and are not ashamed of Him, put "AMEN" and share this prayer to encourage others today. Amen!

@RealBababanaras He looks like a really fine fellow. 🧐 NOT.

BREAKING: Devil is dead. Ayatollah Alireza Arafi, second highest leader of Iran, responsible for making anti women law & killing of thousands of Iranian women for not wearing Burqa & Hijab, has been killed in overnight US-Israel strikes on Tehran.

@RexCorvinus @joelalain @harukaawake Running a restaurant (hell. WORKING in a restaurant) is hard enough, as it is. Don't need the additional BS to make it even harder.

@joelalain @AvailableLite9 @harukaawake Based chef. Insufferable people aren't worth having as customers.

🇯🇵 A Muslim lady from the UK explains: "Japan is overrated. I don't like it because it's not Muslim friendly. Their rice is boiled in pork water". Actually, one of the best things about Japan is exactly that: we're not Muslim friendly. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Too bad for you.