Watching the lunatic left melt down when they are out of power is glorious. You get all sorts of temper tantrums, like this one. From “Above the Law.” Fair disclosure: I don’t know if he was high or drunk when he wrote this. Maybe both? Or maybe he was just in a rage.
Trump Judge Rules Guns Are Sort Of Like Airbags. Nice, Murderous Airbags.
There are a lot of ways to strike down a gun control law. Judge Stephen McGlynn chose one of the dumbest.
It’s not surprising that a Trump judge would strike down a gun regulation. Republican judges do that all the time. Between Heller and Bruen, there’s now a collection of boilerplate, ahistorical gibberish that judges can cite so they can hem and haw about the “grave seriousness” of the threat but then strike down the law as overbroad anyway, no matter how narrowly tailored it might be. You might think it should be illegal to have that, but the original public meaning says the Founding Fathers EXPECTED your neighbor to own a rocket-propelled grenade launcher! It’s dumb, but it’s all part of the game.
Nevermind that the 2nd Amendment, when ratified, gave folks the right to own and bear the very same arms the military used at the time. As for RPGs, they didn’t have those then, but they did have cannons, which are perfectly legal for you to own to this very day.
Joe probably doesn’t know either of those things. You’ll have to excuse him though. His brain’s not functioning well in his grief over Kamala Harris getting clobbered on Election Day… and he’s dehydrated from crying so much.
Who is this whiny little twit?
Joe Patrice is a senior editor at Above the Law and co-host of Thinking Like A Lawyer. Feel free to email any tips, questions, or comments. Follow him on Twitter or Bluesky if you’re interested in law, politics, and a healthy dose of college sports news. Joe also serves as a Managing Director at RPN Executive Search.
Let me break that down. He couldn’t find a decent job as a lawyer, so now he does executive recruiting. He’s interested in lefty politics, and college sports. Because college sports puts a dent in the universe.
Free advice Joe: Go stub your toe on a table leg. Hard. It’ll help take your mind off your sad, pathetic existence.