[USPOL | GUNS] Missouri Law Enforcement No Longer Required to Enforce Federal Gun Laws.

The bill declares that all federal gun laws-past, present, and future- are invalid in the state.

Time to yeet Missouri.

........how can states just pass things that allow them to ignore federal regulations........ no. bad.

Guns aren't marijuana (since the governor likened it to medical and recreational legalization vs federal law)

guns are weapons, lethal fucking weapons.

there is a goddamn difference.

so yeet Missouri. don't want to follow federal regulation? guess you don't want federal funding or protection. get tf out with this nonsense.

I feel like this is going to the Supreme Court

it damn well better!!

the controlled substances act doesn't preempt state law -- there have been multiple federal court cases about this

i feel like gun laws will preempt state regulatory practices

I mean, you would think. given there is a whole federal agency devoted to it (hiiii ATF).

it's a little complicated legally but basically there needs to be a regulatory practice in place that doesn't contradict federal law

missouri seems to be yeeting all regulation so

y u p.

there ARE actually guidelines set out for the legalization of marijuana. eight, i believe, federally recognized contradictions. including stuff like use by minors, guidelines as to what's considered drug trafficking and therefore DEA jurisdiction, etc.

so you are correct, this is not the same and hopefully when it goes to the supreme court they'll say as much

My mom used to work for ATF before retirement (almost moved up to be field), so I know some generalizations. But yeah, I fully expect this to be challenged and hopefully the SC will go the way it should on this.

I feel like these ridiculous laws are being passed TO go to the supreme court

they're throwing everything at that conservative line up that will stick and it's gross

I think ^that’s right

But what a horror show

it's disgusting.

I hate this