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QuietM4 said:A toothless gesture designed to appease some while pissing off the Feds at the same time...good use of time and resources. This bill has the legal teeth of a bad Yelp review.
DMeacham said:QuietM4 said:A toothless gesture designed to appease some while pissing off the Feds at the same time...good use of time and resources. This bill has the legal teeth of a bad Yelp review.
You don’t see this as something more? Several other states have signed bills like this. If F troop shows up, local LE will not support their infringing.
QuietM4 said:A toothless gesture designed to appease some while pissing off the Feds at the same time...good use of time and resources. This bill has the legal teeth of a bad Yelp review.
AZGlock21 said:I'm glad he signed it. But I agree it does absolutely nothing. If the feds want to come into AZ or any other state and enforce any federal law they have plenty of manpower, equipment, and funding to do it. They don't need a local PD to help them. And with the full support of the executive branch and a weak SC behind them it will be easy.
AZ can beat their chest, and cry revolution or over my dead body but gun owners are rule followers and will cave in if it gets ugly. No guy with a good job and a family is going to go to jail over a pistol brace. They will just hand it over.
Cubiclerevolt said:AZGlock21 said:I'm glad he signed it. But I agree it does absolutely nothing. If the feds want to come into AZ or any other state and enforce any federal law they have plenty of manpower, equipment, and funding to do it. They don't need a local PD to help them. And with the full support of the executive branch and a weak SC behind them it will be easy.
AZ can beat their chest, and cry revolution or over my dead body but gun owners are rule followers and will cave in if it gets ugly. No guy with a good job and a family is going to go to jail over a pistol brace. They will just hand it over.
What if someone does?
Will you stand and help then?
Or will you use another excuse?
Cubiclerevolt said:QuietM4 said:A toothless gesture designed to appease some while pissing off the Feds at the same time...good use of time and resources. This bill has the legal teeth of a bad Yelp review.
Are you just a negative black pilled defeatist irl or do you just play one on the internet?
QuietM4 said:Cubiclerevolt said:QuietM4 said:A toothless gesture designed to appease some while pissing off the Feds at the same time...good use of time and resources. This bill has the legal teeth of a bad Yelp review.
Are you just a negative black pilled defeatist irl or do you just play one on the internet?
It does nothing. It helps no one. A state LEO isn't going to be the one enforcing a federal gun law anyways...so at most, it delays the inevitable. It is political theater.
If you become known to law enforcement as being in violation of a federal gun law, or any federal law, Mesa PD isn't going to be knocking on your door. The ATF, DEA, FBI does the knocking. So, what has it accomplished?
A lot of people point out the recreational cannabis law...oh, that's a federal law that we are ignoring. True...up until the point the DOJ decides that they want to enforce it. Which could happen tomorrow. Or next week...or never. The juice isn't worth the squeeze, and there is no political motivation to act on it. On the other hand, federal LEO cracking down on dangerous criminals (possibly you and many other people on this forum) who have a "ghost gun" with a pistol brace that might be illegal in a few months, does make good headlines and is very politically motivated.
I promise you this...there will never be a conversation between any federal LEO that goes like this: "We are going to be arresting that guy in AZ because he made an illegal SBR tomorrow...Oh, s***...we can't...they have that new law".
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