Thank you for the offer. If I ever know I'll be out that way I'll let you know. I've not hiked a day in my life, but I should probably try it at some point.
Are you still in KY? If so and you want to take a trip to Lake Cumberland let me know. The wife and I bought a house on the lake that were turned into a VRBO. I can let you stay for a weekend for dirt cheap, just leave a review, it helps with exposure. Basically just pay the cleaning fee. VRBO requires only paying customers leave reviews so we’re letting friends and family stay for ultra low fees to build up reviews. It’s an awesome little house about 2 blocks from the lake in Burnside. Just let me know. The Somerset/Burnside area is really nice. Also, have you hiked up to Natural Bridge? That’s a cool place, very pretty.
If you’re interested in case law on the second amendment, articles discussing Heller are really useful. I can find some fair ones and send them to you, as well as ones slanted with a position, both sides.
Obviously I meant the 3rd amendment, just brain farted. Lol. Yeah, I haven't heard of a case like that, but my wife and I were talking about the lockdown and what we'd do if we had a renter refuse to pay and in the course of our discussion this question dawned on me and I told my wife I wish our renter was in the military because then they couldn't constitutionally force me to rent to him for free, as a joke. Then I thought oh shit, that could very easily happen and I just thought it would be a very interesting case. Thanks man.
For the gun law stuff, far smarter folks who passed the bar could be of help. For the other question, I dunno. That’s make for a good law review or moot court problem. That’s a sharp question!
Hey Kinger, I realize we are on differing sides of this debate but I have a legal question for you. Just speaking strictly from a constitutional law perspective, like I said I get that we will probably not see eye to eye on the core issue. How do individual state gun laws not violate the 10th amendment? It would seem to me that since directly mentioned as part of the purview of the constitution I would assume all gun laws would have to be consistent. I also had an interesting thought that if any person during COVID lockdowns was an active soldier(reserves, coast guard etc..) and was barred from being evicted could that be seen as a violation of the 4th? This one seems kinda interesting to me, would be fascinated by the outcome of a case like that. I was just curious what your thoughts were on that, I respect your opinions, even though I despise you.
Hey friend. I want to send you something. Can you give me your address. I'll make sure the white powdery substance is not visible until it's opened.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyfJTsP56IY So apparently if anything somber is going on the field and play continues this dude will tear it up. I don't know why this is so funny, but it is. It starts with the apology from the dude who was caught saying something offensive on air for the Reds, transitions to the Tatis Jr. injury, etc. I think it's insane it's happened so much! Figured you'd get a laugh out of the concept.
I appreciate ya.
I couldn't possibly like you more.
