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Everyone knows Hawaiians and people in Puerto Rico are American citizens but really are they?now you were joking?.....is that called damage control?...
what a stupid thing to say bobo....
you said you were joking....by asking that question tells me you were not joking.....and yea i consider Hawaiians Americans....they pay taxes just like everyone else....Everyone knows Hawaiians and people in Puerto Rico are American citizens but really are they?
In general, most Puerto Rican residents would be considered United States citizens. The following individuals are United States citizens:
Do you really consider them Americans?
do you think your buddy trump would agree with you?...Like Pluto eventually got downgraded to an exo planet, so too should Hawaii be downgraded to a exo state. Like Guam.
Guam became a U.S. territory in 1898 and placed under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Navy. The Guam Organic Act of 1950 conferred U.S. citizenship on Guamanians and established the territory's government. The Act also transferred Federal jurisdiction over Guam from the U.S. Navy to the Department of the Interior.
Dude, I was KIDDING! You really think I'm that stupid. And to answer your question. I believe people who vote for Trump would agree with my comments. Not here on USMB but as a group they would not want Puerto Rico or Guam becoming states. I'd be totally open to it. They can't be any worse than Mississippi or Kentucky residents.do you think your buddy trump would agree with you?...
people who voted for trump would want hawaiis stateship rescinded?......you sure about that?....Dude, I was KIDDING! You really think I'm that stupid. And to answer your question. I believe people who vote for Trump would agree with my comments. Not here on USMB but as a group they would not want Puerto Rico or Guam becoming states. I'd be totally open to it. They can't be any worse than Mississippi or Kentucky residents.
Why do you think states have the right to violate the US constitution?States rights bitch.
YOUR interpretation does not matter.Perhaps they Interpret the constitution differently. We do
Looks like God got pissed at them over this and burned Maui.I enjoy reading the posts of 2nd Amendment supporters who say they are fine with training requirements......because, of course, they can pass them, so there should be no reason not to make them mandatory for all gun owners.
Of course, they are just helping the anti-gun fascists ban guns by regulation.....
Hawaii is now moving to tax guns out of the reach of poor people....
Moreover, the criminalization of non-compliance with gun control laws poses additional challenges for lower-income individuals in Hawaii. Navigating complex legal processes and covering the associated costs can be daunting for those already facing financial constraints. Inadvertently failing to comply with these regulations may lead to legal penalties or charges, exacerbating the burdens faced by marginalized communities.
Hawaii is creating a legal minefield to stop poor people from owning guns.
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For individuals seeking to acquire and carry firearms for the first time, the financial burden is substantial, with the estimated total cost exceeding $1000, encompassing various mandatory requirements. […]
Importantly, these expenses are not one-time payments. Individuals who wish to purchase additional firearms are required to repeat the handgun training every four years. Similarly, the concealed carry class and license fee must be paid on the same four-year cycle.
Looks like we need to start donating guns to Hawaiians.I enjoy reading the posts of 2nd Amendment supporters who say they are fine with training requirements......because, of course, they can pass them, so there should be no reason not to make them mandatory for all gun owners.
Of course, they are just helping the anti-gun fascists ban guns by regulation.....
Hawaii is now moving to tax guns out of the reach of poor people....
Moreover, the criminalization of non-compliance with gun control laws poses additional challenges for lower-income individuals in Hawaii. Navigating complex legal processes and covering the associated costs can be daunting for those already facing financial constraints. Inadvertently failing to comply with these regulations may lead to legal penalties or charges, exacerbating the burdens faced by marginalized communities.
Hawaii is creating a legal minefield to stop poor people from owning guns.
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For individuals seeking to acquire and carry firearms for the first time, the financial burden is substantial, with the estimated total cost exceeding $1000, encompassing various mandatory requirements. […]
Importantly, these expenses are not one-time payments. Individuals who wish to purchase additional firearms are required to repeat the handgun training every four years. Similarly, the concealed carry class and license fee must be paid on the same four-year cycle.
^^^States rights bitch. No guns on the island. Leave em at home Rambo.
Whoops. I was wrong.They have a well regulated militia that is armed. Perhaps they Interpret the constitution differently. We do
States rights bitch. No guns on the island. Leave em at home Rambo.
Unless you're not going to log in and read anything else today, I'd be careful making a statement like that. The day's only halfway over.^^^
This is the most stupid statement I will read today.
The NRA doesn't sell guns. Try again.Looks like the NRA is trying to increase gun sales to the great state of Hawaii
The overall gun death rate and firearm suicide rate have increased dramatically over the last two years. From 2017 to 2019, the overall gun death rate increased by 80% and the firearm suicide rate increased by 52%
In 2019, 62 people in Hawaii died by gun violence, an average of one person every week. Suicides were 66% of the gun deaths and homicides were 23%.
Good, that's what happens when leftists get guns.Looks like the NRA is trying to increase gun sales to the great state of Hawaii
The overall gun death rate and firearm suicide rate have increased dramatically over the last two years. From 2017 to 2019, the overall gun death rate increased by 80% and the firearm suicide rate increased by 52%
In 2019, 62 people in Hawaii died by gun violence, an average of one person every week. Suicides were 66% of the gun deaths and homicides were 23%.
