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Ynotisay · M
From the Judge's conclusion:
"Massachusetts is free to ban these weapons and large capacity magazines. Other states are equally free to leave them unregulated and available to their law-abiding citizens."
It's still a state rights situation.
What I like is the distinction the judge made about the development of the weapons and their purpose. They're for the military and, in concert with the ammunition used, intended to kill human beings.
But maybe a judge in some "real American state" will determine their best use is to help fearful, insecure men compensate for their little dicks.
"Massachusetts is free to ban these weapons and large capacity magazines. Other states are equally free to leave them unregulated and available to their law-abiding citizens."
It's still a state rights situation.
What I like is the distinction the judge made about the development of the weapons and their purpose. They're for the military and, in concert with the ammunition used, intended to kill human beings.
But maybe a judge in some "real American state" will determine their best use is to help fearful, insecure men compensate for their little dicks.
