I literally just explained to you today, in person and at that hearing, how that’s not true.
The Supreme Court got Garland v. Cargill wrong. A bump stock turns a rifle into a machine gun—plain and simple.
Ryan Cleckner
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Ryan Cleckner
@RyanCleckner
Former Special Ops Sniper (1/75) and sniper instructor. Current media personality, firearms attorney fighting ATF, best-selling author, lecturer, entrepreneur
Joined March 2009
- Replying to @libsoftiktok"Man in woman's bathroom taking pictures says he's not a pervert"
- At this point, here’s what I believe: Any Senator not supporting Kash Patel has something they’re hiding and they don’t want to be caught. Any Senator not supporting RFK Jr. is being paid by big pharma to keep us unhealthy.
- Pay attention to who is screaming the loudest against the unprecedented government transparency we’re seeing. There’s so much corruption getting uncovered that it’s hard to keep track.
- Best line so far: "Our message to every child in America is 'You are perfect exactly the way God made you!'"
- This is true. All taxes are theft but property taxes are the most egregious. With property taxes, you can never truly own your land or your home - no matter how “paid off” they are, if you miss a property taxes payment, the government can take it from you. Disgusting.
- Replying to @3GunKenzieShe is clearly not competent with firearms and should not be running around with them like that. Looked up her IG profile and found that she wrote a book on gun safety?!?!
- The left: “I’m super angry about that unelected person having access to that information/those computer systems. I was much happier when the previous unelected bureaucrat had access.”
- We wouldn’t ban fire extinguishers from schools and require people to call 911 and wait for the fire department to bring fire extinguishers to stop the fire. Why do we ban guns from schools and require people to call 911 and wait for the police department to bring guns to stop
- Milley’s statement on why he accepted his pardon for his crimes is a perfect reasoning of why one shouldn’t commit the crimes: “I do not wish to spend whatever remaining time the Lord grants me fighting those who unjustly might seek retribution for perceived slights. I do not
- So, we agree that any Republicans who vote “yes” on this bill are getting replaced, right?
- This is a lie. However, if we want to discuss whether those under 21 make good decisions, I want to talk about the voting age.Guns are the number one killer of kids in this country. But right now, in many states, a teenager can buy an assault-style weapon. I'm a cosponsor of the Age 21 Act to prohibit the sale or possession of assault-style weapons to those under 21. It's just common sense.
- If you can’t legally drink until 21 because your brain is still developing nor purchase a handgun because you’re not trusted with decision-making then you shouldn’t be able to vote until then either. However, if you’re trusted to make the decision to join the military (or be
- Is her badge upside down? She already doesn’t instill confidence - if she doesn’t even know which way to wear her badge it seems worse, no?
Readers added context they thought people might want to knowReaders added contextThe Superintendent of Police has worn the badge upside down since the 1800s as a symbol that the Superintendent alone carries the weight and power of the Police Department and has the responsibility to lead. nola.gov/nopd/about-us/…
