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Rhode v Bonta

I never understood how a person in arizona is more free then I am. Are we not all Americans? How does the Constitution not apply to all of us equally?
Because one party craps on the Constitution continually and doesn’t even try to hide it. The other does the same but is a little more subtle about it. Arizona is run by the more subtle party (kind of) while CA is run by the outright constitution crapping party.
 
Because one party craps on the Constitution continually and doesn’t even try to hide it. The other does the same but is a little more subtle about it. Arizona is run by the more subtle party (kind of) while CA is run by the outright constitution crapping party.
Don't forget the "living, breathing document" constitution following judges. To them the constitution must evolve to their interpretations, not original meaning or intent.

Without them most gun laws would be tossed out here in California.
 
I never understood how a person in arizona is more free then I am. Are we not all Americans? How does the Constitution not apply to all of us equally?
Because a majority of people in California vote like idiots. They either vote with their hands out for whoever says they’ll give them more of our tax dollars, or they’re bleeding hearts who vote based on “making history” or whatever the current cultish social issue the TV tells them to care about.
 
I’ve lived in SoCal my entire life. Grew up hunting, fishing, shooting. I’ve watched first hand the state circling the drain for over 50 years. The erosion of rights, quality of life, security of the state from foreign invasion, all replaced by the nanny state. The fleecing of the taxpayers via endless bond measures that gullible voters continue to vote for (while ignorantly believing the state would only spend their money on what was “promised “ in the bond). Laws that penalize the lawful while protecting the criminal. The mismanagement of budgets so flagrant and egregious it would make a newly minted 13 year old millionaire look like an investment portfolio manager. And YES! People continue to vote for this crap. A couple friends of mine just moved to Montana. Had their car keyed. Only reason they could surmise was the fact they still had California plates on the car. I know I’m now a political minority in my home state and have been for a majority of my life. I’ve done my best to vote in a way that best reflects my convictions with the thought that there are more sane people “out there”. That maybe, just maybe, one day the majority of California voters will repudiate this never ending march to the bottom. My life is now entering the 4th quarter. The drain my home state has been circling for the better part of my life now feels so close, I wake every morning (by the grace of god) with a “swirly”. The way these court cases are manipulated have me believing that my freedom is more of an afterthought in California. It’s past time I GTFO and take my standard mags with me.

God save my home state and the sane people still “out there”. I have to get busy finding a place to live out my days, where I don’t have to worry about getting assaulted for wearing a hat that is “the wrong color “.

To those that believe in their vision of California full of rainbows, unicorns, and endless flowerbeds, I sincerely wish “they , them” the best of luck.
 
It certainly sends a message that the federal government, in concert with a bunch of state AGs is looking directly at 9 CA and their antics. And the involvement of the feds casts a long shadow towards SCOTUS, if needed.
I try to hold out hope. Sb2 and this parts bill have been discouraging, but I remain hopeful.
 
Arizona isn't far from here and is a great visit. Bring all your guns but expect some laughs at featureless ARs.
We moved 5.5 years ago but i already had neutered stuff that was legal in ca.(RAW) and standard mags.My brother in law move 4 years ago he still hasnt removed his bullet button but we have been giving him a hard time about it so its getting done next week when we install his FRT
But, leave your Freedom Week LCMs in CA because if you take them out you can’t return with them.
Yup did that left a couple older Okay mags i had since early 90s for my ar.Also left it registered as a RAW in ca so i can take it back if i wanted to shoot with friends there
 
As noted above, on Jan 5, 2026, the United States Department of Justice (USDOJ) filed an Amicus brief in support of our cause in Rhode.

On Jan 8, the USDOJ petitioned the 9 CA to participate in oral arguments during the en banc hearing. Our side has agreed to cede 5 minutes to USDOJ and the state has taken no position on it.

Essentially, USDOJ wants to talk directly to the en banc panel. :oops:
 
As noted above, on Jan 5, 2026, the United States Department of Justice (USDOJ) filed an Amicus brief in support of our cause in Rhode.

On Jan 8, the USDOJ petitioned the 9 CA to participate in oral arguments during the en banc hearing. Our side has agreed to cede 5 minutes to USDOJ and the state has taken no position on it.

Essentially, USDOJ wants to talk directly to the en banc panel. :oops:
Well the conservative judges on that panel will listen, but the far left fanatical ones will just tune out.
 
Some of the exchanges have been pretty spicy thus far.
VanDyke asked if the permitting footnote (9) of Bruen would allow CA to require background checks before a gun owner goes to the range to shoot.
"I hesitate to pose the hypothetical because I don't want to give California any ideas"
 
The wife buying ammo in Az and gifting to her husband in the parking lot was funny af
 
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