Did anyone else notice that it doesn't matter if a law is on the books, it's still a crime to enforce any law that violates rights?
Any law repugnant to the constitution is null and void, and any cop, judge, whatever depriving a right under color of law, even if that law is on the books, has committed a federal crime.
Oh you have a statute against open carry? That's cute.
>Did anyone else notice that it doesn't matter if a law is on the books, it's still a crime to enforce any law that violates rights?
>Any law repugnant to the constitution is null and void, and any cop, judge, whatever depriving a right under color of law, even if that law is on the books, has committed a federal crime.
>Oh you have a statute against open carry? That's cute.
Wake Up Blue Line Morans
Not the only one.
Look at how many claim recording in a federal building is illegal…. in the supposed Land of the Free.
Recording in public areas of federal buildings, including a post office, is a constitutionally protected right. USPS and Homeland Security have even sent memos to employees reminding them of such, but ignorant employees and members of the public still claim it's illegal.
To them, the federal government is king, and nobody has rights above the king.