The ruling came in response to a lawsuit that claimed that the ban violated the equal protections clause of the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The court reversed a lower court finding and said that the law does not violate the equal protections clause. However, the Supreme Court did not comment on claims that the law also violated the Second Amendment.
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This comes as no surprise. This ruling will be appealed before the US Supreme Court and get bitch slapped down.
The fat assed hog jowled feckless fuck of a governor paid to elect several of the current court members that should have recused themselves.
ReplyDeleteIt worked, didn't it?
DeleteFat assed hog jowled feckless fuck....I am putting that in the memory file. Love it.
DeleteThey have to infringe.
ReplyDeleteIt's their nature.
We keep our freedom by staying armed against that cowardice.
So what else did anyone expect? Supreme Court precedent (e.g. Heller, McDonald, and Bruen) be damned; Illinois can create its own laws and say FU to the Supreme Court.
ReplyDeleteAgree SCOTUS (certainly in present makeup) will slap down. Problem is, this might not reach Supreme Court for a few YEARS. That’s horseshit when 2A is constitutionally prominent.
ReplyDeleteright now their plan is to "grandfather" already owned bad guns and magazines as long as you tell what you got a pay a tax on 'em. yeh r i g h t.
ReplyDeleteWhew, what a relief. Finally, a ruling that will make gang banging career criminal drug dealers want to stop shooting each other. About damn time.
ReplyDeleteGood.
ReplyDeleteHope the challengers file suit against the governor and legislators who imposed it.
Way past time to revisit the Supreme-Court-fabricated extension of the 11th Amendment to protect state politicians.
NTS
Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeiiiiit
ReplyDeleteI can't even buy fucking parts for an AR and have them mailed to me. This is fucking bullshit.
ReplyDeleteWell Patriots As Long As They Pass These Unconstitutional Laws LEGALLY!!!1!1!1!1
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