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Mark Joseph Stern@mjsdc.bsky.social |
Today's Supreme Court decision means that bump stocks—which allow AR-15-style rifles to fire automatically, like a machine gun—are no longer prohibited under federal law. The Trump administration first imposed the ban after the Las Vegas massacre. www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/23p...
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Horrible decision. SMDH.
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Jonathan Hassid
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Nice to see that Originalism™ protects personal ownership of machine guns, just like the Founding Fathers intended when they wrote about well-regulated militias on a lengthy piece of parchment.
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The chicken lady
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I don't know how many times I told you.i told you.i told you. USA is being dismantled like an onion by the same mob that took apart Yugoslavia in 1990. You need to gather ALL yr existing forces&I do mean also within law enforcement AND military bc mob ppl are ready to harm their fellow citizens.
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@timscurtin.bsky.social
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In the late 1700s bump stocks allowed a musketeer to fire one round a minute!
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Mark Joseph Stern
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Bump stocks increase an AR-15's rate of fire from 180 rounds per minute to 400-800 rounds per minute. They inflict mass carnage by allowing the gunman to shoot automatically, without pulling the trigger. Yet the Supreme Court declares that they do not create a "machinegun."
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