Nevada - The War on Guns

A Civil Question

Governors activate National Guard, brace for potential civil unrest on Election Day [More]

Where they plan to deploy them tells us much.

[Via Jess]

The Spirit of the Law

The Nevada Supreme Court upheld a 2021 state ban on ghost guns Thursday, overturning a lower-court decision that declared the law unconstitutional for being vague. [More]

Those against the ban really thought the issue was the law was too vague?

[Via Jess]

Doing the Right Thing

Nevada Gov. Lombardo strikes down 3 gun control bills in first vetoes of session – NV governor said he does not support legislation that infringes on constitutional rights of Nevadans … One bill would have raised the eligible age to possess semiautomatic shotguns and assault weapons from 18 to 21. Another would have barred possession of a gun within 100 yards of an election site entrance with narrow exceptions, while also solidifying language meant to ban homemade “ghost guns.” A third bill would have prohibited owning a firearm within a decade of a gross misdemeanor or felony hate crime conviction. [More]

Supportive feedback is important. Especially noting the antis with their knives out.

[Via Jess]

What Happens in Vegas

Three gun control bills were up for debate at the Nevada Legislature including one that raises the age to buy a semiautomatic weapon. [More]

Look for Democrat/union/rope-selling capitalist/”Only Ones” cabal in Clark County to fund the votes to impose tyranny on the rest of the Silver State.

And wait ’til you see who they’re plotting to p a y t o disarm you.

[Via Jess]

Nevada Considers Bill to Allow Foreign Citizens as Police Officers

The thought of a foreigner doing it seems intolerable. What could go wrong with our cities employing what amounts to latter-day Hessian mercenaries, with incentives to follow orders above all else, especially since rocking the boat or blowing the whistle could jeopardize more than their jobs, but also their eligibility to remain in this country? [More]

Back the blue…helmets?

We’re the Only Ones Unqualified Enough

Nevada’s Top Court Says Cops Can Now Be Sued For Rights Violations, Won’t Have Access To Qualified Immunity [More]

Evening the odds against the house…

[Via Michael G]

We’re the Only Ones Alien Invading Enough

Arnu said both his homes were raided “without warning” on Nov. 3 “by 15-20 agents in full riot gear.” The agents broke open the doors while Arnu was in the Rachel home and his girlfriend at the Las Vegas one, and then they “were detained and treated in the most disrespectful way.” [More]

Because a knock on the door and a deputy handing him a warrant and explaining what the issue was wouldn’t have “secure[d] the Blessings of Liberty” anywhere near as much as deploying jackboots to initiate paralyzing terror against a citizen looking for answers. Besides, it’s not like Russian and Chicom satellites can see anything a drone bought at Best Buy might miss.

Here’s the great threat to national security.

And here it is before he took some stuff down.

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