Hawaii State Supreme Court Openly Defies SCOTUS Over 2A

[dennishoddy]

Like the Republic of Texas?

If I heard correctly, there is a vote in Tx on March 5 to add succession to the general ballot in November. Yay or nay.

 

[dennishoddy]

Absolutely. They should be independent again. In fact, they should go first to set a good example.

Figured you would like that. If Tx does, (which it will not) there would never be another Republican POTUS.
It's amazing how Tx controls elections.

 

[dennishoddy]

Hawaii should never have been made a state.

40% of the commercial property on Hawaii are owned by Japanese investors.

We can't let it go. It's too important to the security of the mainland by having a deep sea port and runways for aircraft, but it does tell what will happen if Puerto Rico is admitted as a state. Solid liberals living off the US dole.

 

[bushmaster06]

40% of the commercial property on Hawaii are owned by Japanese investors.

We can't let it go. It's too important to the security of the mainland by having a deep sea port and runways for aircraft, but it does tell what will happen if Puerto Rico is admitted as a state. Solid liberals living off the US dole.

Obviously there's no going back, but Hawaii should've stayed a territory. You're correct about Puerto Rico.

 

[bushmaster06]

Figured you would like that. If Tx does, (which it will not) there would never be another Republican POTUS.
It's amazing how Tx controls elections.

If Texas were to secede a bunch of other dominos fall in short order.

 

[Rez Exelon]

Figured you would like that. If Tx does, (which it will not) there would never be another Republican POTUS.
It's amazing how Tx controls elections.

TX doesn't control elections any more than any other state with major populations. But yeah, I'd like that. I think it'd be hilarious to watch them eat the crow.

 

[NationalMatch]

If I heard correctly, there is a vote in Tx on March 5 to add succession to the general ballot in November. Yay or nay.

"Succession", noun, the order in which or the conditions under which one person after another succeeds to a property, dignity, title, or throne.
"Secession", noun, the action of withdrawing formally from membership of a federation or body, especially a political state.

 

[turkeyrun]

Hopefully, Oklahoma will join Texas in secession.


Have never been to Hawaii and never will.

LEFT Coast is same. Been to Kommiefornia twice ('68 and '05) won't go back. Seattle in '05, no reason to return.
D. C. and NYC, never been, no desire to go.

Making PR a State would end Republican ever having a majority in D. C.

 

[Frank Pope]

The Hawaii Supreme Court reversed the dismissal of charges for carrying without a permit today, saying that Heller and Bruen were wrongly decided and the state's right to bear arms isn't an individual right:

https://www.courts.state.hi.us/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/SCAP-22-0000561.pdf



"We read those words differently than the current United States Supreme Court. We hold that in Hawaiʻi there is no state constitutional right to carry a firearm in public."

This is wild. A court in Hawaii has now declared itself to be above the United States Supreme Court.

If you read that opinion, they have basically repealed the Constitution saying that it is too old to be relevant today.

 

[bushmaster06]

If you read that opinion, they have basically repealed the Constitution saying that it is too old to be relevant today.

Pretty much. I'm curious to see how this one plays out.