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RE: Baker v. Kealoha. Baker Win in 9th circuit. - Rob Tucker - 03-21-2014
Let's keep this discussion VERY Hawaii oriented please.
Assume the best and ask questions.
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RE: Baker v. Kealoha. Baker Win in 9th circuit. - snorkle - 03-21-2014
Again;
I don't expect to change any gun nut minds; just to let the multitudes of Hawaii citizens for gun safety and responsibility to know they aren't alone.
RE: Baker v. Kealoha. Baker Win in 9th circuit. - PaulW - 03-21-2014
"The citizens of Hawaii have their armed carry rights restored."
Jumping the gun there a bit, aren't you? Not enough people want more firearm deaths in this state.
"Funny I have some die hard gun freaks as friends that tell me they wouldn't move here for that reason alone."
Another good reason to keep the law as it is. We need to get the word out.
RE: Baker v. Kealoha. Baker Win in 9th circuit. - Super8 - 03-21-2014
quote:
Originally posted by snorkle
Can an idiot or insane person carry a gun?
snorkle, An idiot, yes. Insane person, no. In most of the CCWP states, if you have a domestic violence, violent or sexual crime, or battery conviction, then you are stripped of your guns, period. But the more important question is, can a murderer carry a gun. That answer is yes, also. Same as any criminal can carry a knife, hammer, ball bat, etc... Can they carry Legally? That's another issue. Someone intent on killing someone else isn't too concerned with the laws on the books, as you can imagine. Granted, it is harder to go on a stabbing spree or a hammering spree, and someone who is willing to fight for theirs and others lives would most likely step into the fray and end the dude before the body count started mounting. Obviously, that person is not going to be ericlp, PaulW, or Midnight Rambler. They'll be too busy screaming and running away to beg at the feet of their 'self before service' "representatives." But then, they don't really value life anyway. They value feelings. As in feeling secure or safe rather than being. Feeling like there aren't people out there packing rather than acknowledging that there are. For them, ignorance truly is bliss.
Well guys, and anyone else who thinks their "feelings" trump my God-given natural right to self-defense...
**** your feelings! I could give two ****s about your feelings or the state's laws on that topic. Now go ahead, tell me why I should... *yawn* *snore*
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RE: Baker v. Kealoha. Baker Win in 9th circuit. - snorkle - 03-21-2014
What about Flame throwers and RPG's?
Wouldn't the stabbing rates go down if more people carried these?
RE: Baker v. Kealoha. Baker Win in 9th circuit. - PaulW - 03-21-2014
God-given right! So can I assume you're carrying a concealed weapon in Hawaii?
RE: Baker v. Kealoha. Baker Win in 9th circuit. - Super8 - 03-21-2014
quote:
Originally posted by Wao nahele kane
So your rating of violence is only that which occurs through use of a firearm? HA HA HA... sorry but that's another one for the books.
As per violence crime goes Hawaii ranks 36th. So in that respect, there are 14 states with less violent crime per capita than Hawaii.
Source - http://www.census.gov/statab/ranks/rank21.html
boom!
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RE: Baker v. Kealoha. Baker Win in 9th circuit. - Super8 - 03-21-2014
PaulW, you can assume whatever the hell you want.
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RE: Baker v. Kealoha. Baker Win in 9th circuit. - PaulW - 03-21-2014
Thanks, I will.
RE: Baker v. Kealoha. Baker Win in 9th circuit. - Wao nahele kane - 03-21-2014
PaulW,
Since you consider yourself the legal expert on this matter, why not go argue your beliefs with Alan Beck and the 9th circuit and see how far it gets you. By all means, go run to the State legislators and see how far that gets you also. LOL. You're a funny guy.
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"Enjoy your constitutional rights. We just won on the handgun carry law. The rest of the HRS is being taken care of in George Young's appeal. Courtesy of Chris Baker and his two unpaid attorneys Alan Beck (me) and Richard Loren Holcomb (lead counsel)."