Oregon Governor Preparing to Sign Gun Confiscation Law

[ROGER4314]

I know people who would LOVE to get into a piss fight over this law. I can smell the powder burning already!

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[easy rider]

It's too bad this is happening in Oregon. That's pretty country and I used to have a girlfriend outside Portland who gave me an excuse to fly up there rather frequently.

It is too bad and I agree that it is very pretty, the coastline there IMO is the prettiest on either coast, and I also miss riding (motorcycle) the cascades.

 

[AustinN4]

It is too bad and I agree that it is very pretty, the coastline there IMO is the prettiest on either coast, and I also miss riding (motorcycle) the cascades.

It is also the home of Deschutes Brewery (Black Butte Porter, yum) in Bend, Crater Lake NP, Mt. Hood and Timberline Lodge, the Columbia River and the town of Hood River. Lots of good things in Oregon except the gubermnt.

 

[easy rider]

It is also the home of Deschutes Brewery (Black Butte Porter, yum) in Bend, Crater Lake NP, Mt. Hood and Timberline Lodge, the Columbia River and the town of Hood River. Lots of good things in Oregon except the gubermnt.

There are many excellent micro breweries in Oregon, but after 27 years of being sober I couldn't name them. I can go on for hours about the topography, I truly did love it (except during the rainy seasons). There were several reasons I left Oregon and politics was definitely on the list, in fact the whole west coast now is infested with leftists.

 

[TheDan]

"Clear and convincing evidence" is a tough hurdle to get over if the judge involved has even a scintilla of integrity.

Well that's a big problem we have right now. Too many lazy, unscrupulous, and/or activist robes behind the bench.

 

[easy rider]

Well that's a big problem we have right now. Too many lazy, unscrupulous, and/or activist robes behind the bench.

Ain't that the truth, as evidenced with the state supreme court justices lifting the presidents travel ban only to have the U.S. supreme court finally reinstating it.

 

[benenglish]

Well that's a big problem we have right now. Too many lazy, unscrupulous, and/or activist robes behind the bench.

That's not a problem "right now". It's been a problem for as long as I can remember.

One of the stories I don't tell in print (in detail) but only in person is a personal fight between myself and several dozen other officers on one side and a federal district court judge on the other. Ultimately, he was disciplined and things were set straight but for literally years he refused to follow the law in a number of critical cases. How? He simply instructed his clerk to NEVER place them on the docket. If you can't get your day in court, sometimes you can't get anything done.

Thank God for Chief Judge DeAnda and his willingness to smack down a colleague or I'd still have cases pending.

ETA - And the point I forgot to make was that this all took place ~30 years ago. Judges with personal agendas are nothing new.

 

[easy rider]

Since May 29th, 1790 the Constitution had been ratified (became law). They understood it then, yet courts have tried to twist it to their own standards even today. If it was understood then, why is it so hard for them to understand today? It wasn't written in code.

 

[jrbfishn]

It is not that they don't understand it, they want to make their own.

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[easy rider]

It is not that they don't understand it, they want to make their own.

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It's not theirs to make, it's ours to uphold.

 

[james.long48]

Remember, this is the same state where it is illegal for you to pump your own gas or for a restaurant to cook your steak, fish or hamburger anything less than well done no matter how you ordered it.

Blasphemy, done on a steak is burned...


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