Just what kind of judge would consciously subvert the United States Constitution – a document he is sworn to uphold?
The kind who claims…
…that the District’s handgun registration process, which
requires owners to submit fingerprints and allow police to perform
ballistics tests, is constitutional. He also upheld a city ban on most
semiautomatic pistols…The city requires that legally
registered revolvers be kept unloaded and either disassembled or secured
with trigger locks, unless the owner reasonably fears immediate harm
by an intruder in the home.
I’d like to know how this repugnant piece of tyrannical trash wound up on a federal bench. How he can, with a straight face, claim that banning the most commonly sold and owned pistols is not an infringement on anyone’s right to keep and bear arms.
And I’d like to know why he’s not sitting on a bench in some tyrannical third-world shithole, upholding the authority of dictators over their people.
How does the most free nation in the world have a creature such as this serving in a judicial capacity?
Let’s hope Mr. Heller appeals all the way back to the Supreme Court, and let’s hope the Supreme Court has the balls to slap down this petty little tyrant’s appalling, subversive ruling!




Mar 27, 2010 @ 15:00:07
The real question isn’t how he got there. The real question is why he is still there. We know what has to happen to correct things like this. We don’t like it, but it IS coming. Because people like that will not stop unless forced to do so. The operative word is force. Leaves no wiggle room.
Mar 27, 2010 @ 15:22:08
Hey Nicki!Don’t have any trouble expressing yourself do you! LOL!!!By the way… A-MEN!!!Couple of weeks ago we hosted a concealed weapons class at the church I pastor… we had 63 folks get trained that day!God Bless,chuck
Mar 27, 2010 @ 16:10:48
> And I’d like to know why he’s not sitting on a bench in some tyrannical third-world shithole, upholding the authority of dictators over their people.Isn’t that what Obama is making out of this country?And what do you think Sotomayor is? Do you think she’s any better with regard to the Constitution?We are one supreme court justice away from the absolute abyss.
Mar 27, 2010 @ 18:24:50
He was appointed to the federal bench by President Bill Clinton.Elections have long-term consequences, but so many Americans just don’t get that.In other news, a prominent DC basketball player who violated DC’s gun laws by bringing four handguns into the Verizon center arena to threaten and intimidate another player that he was “beefing” with was sentenced to probation, avoiding the same jail sentence that you or I would have gotten had we been caught there with merely one pistol in a holster or vehicle and no underlying thug behavior.http://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/arenas_dodges_jail_time_bullet_wgxXjrJQnBiRHnOMz0vOOKBan basketball players, not guns!
Mar 28, 2010 @ 03:44:23
POLITICIAN – - ROPE- – - -TREESOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED
Mar 29, 2010 @ 21:11:49
One more damn thing. Why in Goddamn Hell would you hope Heller take this all the way back to the USSC. That’s where Urbina got the goddamned map he used to reach this contemptible decision. Heller v.DC, read it again. It’s a fucking road map of how to fuck ‘em (citizens) and not pay for it.When are some of you people going to listen when I tell you the damn truth.
Mar 29, 2010 @ 23:38:57
Because like it or not, the Supreme Court is currently the highest court of appeals in the land, and right now, before Ogabe appoints yet another Marxist piece of festering shit to the bench, we still have an advantage.
Mar 30, 2010 @ 05:50:00
No! We do not have an advantage and while you are correct that the Supreme Court is the highest court in the land, they are not the final authority.And if I need to tell you more, you aren’t ready.
Mar 30, 2010 @ 11:45:51
While I appreciate the self-aggrandizing superiority and patronizing snideness (not), what I said was that they’re the highest court of appeals in the land. We are a nation of laws. We need to at least try to follow them.
Mar 31, 2010 @ 21:37:26
How much longer?
Apr 03, 2010 @ 08:14:55
There was none of the self-aggrandizing or snideness you accused me of. There is however a real lack of patience when people shoot themselves in the foot and then blame somebody else for noticing.
Apr 03, 2010 @ 08:18:43
We were a nation of laws in 1775 too. But they were laws a free people couldn’t abide. We corrected the situation. Hopefully this time around the cure won’t need to be so dramatic, but the best damn way to ensure that it will be is to keep playing amiable dunces and believing our cooperation in our abuse will be noted and foregone because it is so appreciated.