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Bump stock ban challenged in court
Filings here. It was filed a few hours ago.
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The most egregious thing is Congress delegating not only their authority but their responsibility to unelected bureau-thugs.
I believe Congress allows the depts to make their own rules and regs so the members of Congress can say, "I didn't do that!"
And because of Chevron and Auer there is nothing we can do about it.
There is always something the People in their ultimate authority can do about everything and anything the government does. As per the Declaration, We the People retain the Right to alter or abolish that which We the People see as not in our benefit. But we must uneducate the people from the lies the public nee government schools have wrought. The magistrates are not above the people. They are NOT our bosses and they do not have the final say if one is properly educated in the truth of our system of government.
Blackstone stated:
For whenever a question arises between the society at large and any magistrate vested with powers originally delegated by that society, it must be decided by the voice of the society itself: there is not upon earth any other tribunal to resort to.
Sir William Blackstone, Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England, Book I, Chp3, pg.205/6
We the People have to retake control. SSM was/is an area where the majority of the people took a stand the Courts, improperly and unlawfully, said no. Our system always functions by majority. See any legislative outcome for evidence.
We are locked in by our own ignorance of Who's the Boss and it is NOT the government.
If the federal government needed the 18th amendment to ban booze, where are the amendments authorizing the banning of other things?