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CA Constitution and Registration
The California Constitution Article 1 Section 1 spells out the Inalienable Rights of ALL Californians they are:
* CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION - CONS ARTICLE I DECLARATION OF RIGHTS [SECTION 1 - SEC. 32] ( Article 1 adopted 1879. ) SECTION 1. All people are by nature free and independent and have inalienable rights. Among these are enjoying and defending life and liberty, acquiring, possessing, and protecting property, and pursuing and obtaining safety, happiness, and privacy. Since the Inalienable Right to Privacy is listed. I'm under the impression that ANY registration is Unconstitutional as it violates The Right to PRIVACY. Why again are you registering your made up "Assault Rifle"? Assault rifles DO NOT EXIST. And you have no legal obligation as it violates your right to privacy. |
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It's a double standard here in California, what applies to one doesn't to the other, don't believe me? Try upholding your right to privacy for an assault weapon in any of our non bias circuit courts. If you're illegal, sorry undocumented then oh my yes you have every right under the sun.
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Yes all are equal but some are more equal than others. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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The Boyz and Gurlz in Sacramento are doing their best to ignore the Constitution of the United States, so why should they give a damn about anything in California's Constitution?
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Since CLETS-AFS is only accessible to CA LE agencies for official Gov/LE business, your right to privacy is protected because the public does not have access to it and it can only be legally accessed for official Gov/LE business use.
Also... Privacy ended when the internet was created. In the modern digital age, there's no way to be completely private. The only thing a person can do it limit the accessibility of their data/info. |
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Which has caused it to be institutionalized. The lack of public outcry/protest over the NSA collecting personal data since the 1950s, is an indication on why the Gov has operated under this "pass" and why the Courts have agreed with it. The passage of the Patriot Act is another indication and also the legalization of it. |
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If you are registering your rifles as "assault weapons" in California you are not only screwing yourselves you are ruining it for gun owners from here on out.
Its non American, and your lack of fortitude has created a monster which will spread across the nation. Instead of making a stand, you fools lined up to register then you ask for your rights...Idiocy. |
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People aren't okay with it hence the state of Jefferson movement. People can talk shiz about the SOJ but if Ca takes the next step in union separation do you really think the SOJ will follow. I can answer my own question with 100% no.
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Firearm registration in CA started in 1924. |
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I 100% hope the state of Jefferson movement succeeds.
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Having to go to a public court to argue your right to privacy. Priceless.
Oh, and I'll add that I am with you 100% OP.
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Based on my reading of the snippet from Article 1, California isn't living up to ONE WORD of what is written, let alone the right to privacy. You aren't free, you are really unable to defend yourself or your property without going to jail, you can't obtain property (unless it is approved by the state), you don't really have liberty (it is only the illusion). I would argue that most of this is also true to some degree or another in most states but is amplified through a wall of Marshall Amps in Cali.
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I don’t but they don’t. And they have the police and DAs as their minions.
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Compliance is a choice.
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What will you do when all semi autos are considered assault weapons? Going to convert to bolt action? If you think there is a difference between compliance by registering or compliance by neutering your rifles every legislative year, you are the fool. |
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Illegal Aliens Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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If CA takes the next step towards separation from the Union, all SOJ has to do is petition to stay in the Union.
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How about this, the right to fishing and case law where courts have ruled that a right converted to a privilege can be ignored. Yeah, right.
https://patch.com/california/halfmoo...ia-i459033ea81 |
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Making a stand means armed resistance and insurrection. (Not registering, hiding all your guns, and not talking about them is like living in East Berlin.) That didn’t work out too well for the Confederacy. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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If you read the case cited you can see how and where it took place. You can fish without a license from ANY public pier too. |
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In this whole discussion no one has mentioned "defending life and liberty" which strikes me as the most relevant phrase linking to the Second Amendment.
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Actually the 2nd Amendment, like the rest of the original bill of rights, doesn't give anybody the right to do anything. All of the enumerated rights are inalienable and given to us by our creator.The amendments are specific restrictions against government. As long as you think you have "constitutional rights" you've already lost.
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Its those like you who have started this whole mess. What am I going to do? Im going to leave your transgendered, sanctuary state and sit back and laugh at you. Thats what Im going to do. |
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You aren't complying any more or less than the people that are registering, but I don't need to convince you of that because you already know it, you just won't admit it.
You should move now, otherwise you are in no position to judge or lecture. |
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Welcome to California. The place where your rights don't matter unless you're an illegal immigrant. |
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Still need to make them compliant.
There are plenty of us that have a good amount of pre 2014 and post 2014 semi's so we are in a position to do "all of the above" which many of us are. |
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Pre 2014
Last edited by MeatyMac; 03-26-2018 at 1:21 PM.. |
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