Delay, Denial, AI and A Bag Of Chips

First, and addendum to the previous episode ("Flawduh") in which Royce discusses a recent Broward County FL Judge that ruled "Flawduh's" ban on 18-20-year-old adults carrying concealed firearms to be unconstitutional! This sets a great precedent!

Then, on to California to expose AB1078, a three-pronged flagrant assault on the Constitutional rights of their citizens.

Third, Trump orders ATF examiners/regulators back to work as essential employees, and,...

A new AI gun detection system at a school sent an alert out that a student had a gun, prompting an eight-car response, complete with ordering the student down to the ground at gunpoint, only to later find out what the system had actually seen,.... Tune in to find out!! 

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update on last episode the episode about florida and it was something that i didn't
have all my ducks in a row on otherwise i would have brought it out in the last
episode but there was a very what should i say important ruling by a Broward County
judge in Florida a couple of weeks ago. Actually, from October 24th,
actually a week ago, not two weeks. Anyway,
a 19 -year -old man had been spotted with a pistol in his waistband and was arrested
for it, of course, and simply because he had the audacity of only being 19 years
old and not 21. You see, he could exercise every other right that he has,
according to the Constitution, but the state of Florida infringed that right and
said, no, you may not carry a gun like all the other adults in Florida are allowed
to. You may not do that. Why? Because of an 18 -year -old punk Back in 2018,
who, on Valentine's Day, decided to walk into his school that he'd been kicked out
of for his violence and walked in there and shot a bunch of people. And therefore,
the state, in its infinite wisdom, and having been pressure by all the caterwauling
communists claiming they wanted more gun control, and that's all that was going to
fix this, they bowed to that pressure and they gave in and therefore claimed that
that demented satanic little piece of crap 18 years old therefore represented the
totality of all the totality i'm sorry not the totality of all 18 to 20 year olds
not just 18 year olds 18 to 20 year olds they took out three age groups entirely
but they were all three part of one major group and that is adults and they were
told you may not free to exercise your rights anymore because of what that kid did
frankly i think there should have been a massive class action suit brought by all
18 to 20 year olds against the state for that and i think personally that every
legislator involved in That should be perp walked out in handcuffs for their
violations, but that's just me. Now, let's get back to this 19 -year -old young man
who was spotted with a firearm in his waistband and was arrested for it, went to
trial, and a Broward County Circuit judge last Friday ruled that that same state law
that bans people under the age of 21 from carrying a sealed weapon violates Second
Amendment rights. Amen. Hallelujah. Glory to God and shame on the devil.
Here is where we see the importance of proper constitutional case law like Bruin.
Bruin was very important. It's only too bad that so many judges willingly ignore it
and so many prosecutors willingly ignore it and so slay tors willingly ignore it and
continue to pass laws that violate the supreme law and the judge basically when he
cited his ruling it was like a nine page ruling as i understand it he cited a
lack of historical precedent for age restriction and there is a not only a lack of
historical precedent of age restriction of 18 to 20 year olds, there is actual
historical precedent here in the United States of 16 -year -olds lining up and
drilling with minute men and being part of the militia to keep and bear arms in
defense of their communities, their families, and their states. So,
a matter of fact, the age limit was 16 to 60, and all men in those age brackets
back then were considered to be eligible for military or militia service.
So the judge was Judge Frank Ledy, and he claimed in his ruling,
quote, prohibition on the concealed carry of firearms by 18 to 20 year olds strips
a class of legal adults of their ability to exercise the very right.
the principle of text and history to his ruling. So fortunately,
there are still some judges, and it's really shocking that this one came out of
Broward County, not necessarily the most conservative county in Florida. And he
brought forth a very right ruling. And he actually cited U .S.
Supreme Court rulings in the most recent years that required the text and history
application. And he wrote in his decision, he said, the state has failed to identify
founding era law that broadly prohibited the concealed carry of firearms by 18 to 20
year olds. The state also failed to cite any historical regulation imposing a burden
or justification comparable to Florida's concealed carry ban as applied to 18 to 20
year olds. So, hey, all you 18 to 20 year olds, how does it feel to know that
your state actively set out to infringe your rights back in 2018?
Yeah, only one of your rights. And then they threatened to arrest and prosecute you
if you ran afoul of their unconstitutional dictations.
This is why the Bill of Rights in our Supreme Law expressly states in the 14th
Amendment that no state may infringe, and I'm paraphrasing it, no state may pass or
enact or enforce any laws that violate the rights enshrined in the Bill of Rights.
So that's exactly pretty much what happened here. Now, frankly, I think you guys
still have a case. I think all 18 to 20 -year -olds in Florida should ban together
and go ahead and start a lawsuit against the state of Florida for this infringement,
because this has been going on, let's see, it's 2018 of seven years now,
seven years. These young people have had to go without the ability to not only
purchase, but keep, I mean, but, but to carry arms. They've had their,
the right to keep, that is to purchase, and bear, that is to carry arms.
That is a crime. This is another thing that really fries me. We should have laws.
We should start, instead of trying to enact law after law after law against the
citizenry, we need to start enacting law after law after law against legislators,
against state prosecutors, against local prosecutors, and anybody involved in the
enactment or enforcement of unconstitutional laws and go after them.
I don't think there's a law enforcement official on the planet that has a rightful
excuse to say, well, I was just doing my job when I followed these illegal orders.
It didn't work at Nuremberg. How come we're giving them a pass now? Yes, I don't,
listen, where does your conscience kick in? all of you in law enforcement. Where
does your constitutional conscience kick in? Well, I might get fired. Yeah,
well, somebody else might lose their freaking freedom. Losing your job compared to
losing your freedom and paying out tens of thousands of dollars trying to keep it,
going through the court system is far more egregious than you having to find another
freaking job. You know, all it's going to take is a few of you to do it. It
would establish a good precedent and others will follow your example because sometimes
all it takes is one person to stand up and many others will stand up also. But it
takes that one person. Many of you out there wearing the badge. Yes,
I want you to get home safely every day. Some of you have been crossing major
constitutional boundaries and nothing has been happening to you and that has allowed
tyranny to gain a firm foothold in many societies throughout this country that is
unacceptable because you guys are the power of the state without you enforcing it
their laws have no power you lended your power that we gave to you to go after
people and arrest them for crap like this. This 19 -year -old man should have never
been arrested in the first place. The police should come up and said, yeah, I know
there was a law passed in 2018, but you know what we think, son? Here's your gun
back. Don't load it till we get out of sight, whatever, blah, blah, blah. Officer
safety, but have a nice day. We're not enforcing that crap because it ain't right.
That's what should be happening out there on the streets. Well, I've got to uphold
the law. No, you are not required to uphold constitutional laws. Actually,
the opposite is true.
So all of you 18 to 20 year olds need to create a class action lawsuit against
the state of Florida. The article continues that I'm referencing here says this
decision stems from a specific case, of course, involving that 19 -year -old.
The ruling had not been posted on the Broward County Circuit Court website Friday
afternoon. Gee, I wonder why. Probably because tyrants don't like posting their
losses. But was posted on a site with local legal news and was reported by the
South Florida Sun Sentinel. Now, listen to this next part. Letty ruled that the law
was unconstitutional as it was applied to the case of this person,
Mr. Joel walks, W -A -L -K -E -S, who was the one arrested after the officer saw a
bulge in his waistband. Well, that also tells me cops are looking very closely at
bulges and waistbands in some of these blue cities and counties, and Broward is
certainly a blue one. He was carrying a semi -automatic pistol oh my goodness and
the judge dismissed that third degree felony charge against mr walks good well this
this creates a good precedent for others it's too bad that this is not viewed a
lot like that other law where it that's shot down and struck down um the ban
against open carry i hope this case will end up having that same manner of import
go ahead and exercise some good old -fashioned American rebellion and start carrying?
Well, you make sure you have an attorney on standby and that they're familiar with
this case out of Broward County. Okay?
Now, says federal law has long barred people under 21 from buying handguns. While
sales of firearms are prohibited, people under 21 may have guns, for example,
if they receive them as gifts. That one sentence glaringly exhibits the idiocy of
gun control when viewed as the proponents claim their intentions are as a method of
public safety. That's utter silliness. It absolutely is.
Mr. James Uthmire, who is our attorney general here and a much better one than Pam
Blondie could ever be ever than she was once our AG down here and was a miserable
failure constitutionally speaking it said meanwhile a panel of the state's first
district court of appeal in september ruled that florida's longstanding ban on openly
carrying guns is unconstitutional attorney james Attorney General James Uthmeyer,
like I said, a man who has much more constitutional acumen in his big toe than Pam
Blondie has in the entirety of her person, embraced the panel's decision as,
quote, unquote, the law of the state. Well, I think this should be the law of the
state, because it once was, just like open carry, once was.
This is an issued guidance for prosecutors, police, and sheriffs, warning them not to
arrest or put on trial any law -abiding citizens carrying a firearm in a manner that
is visible to others. Okay? I like the fact also that Mr. Uthmire utterly refused
to defend the gun -buying age limit at the Supreme Court. Now,
where would this go from here? Well, that's anybody's guess, of course, but a very
important and viable precedent has been set here,
and the momentum here in Florida is definitely in the people's favor.
Now, let's take a ride all the way across the country now to Kami Land. How did y
'all know that I was talking about California? Yeah, yeah. They're tightening their
Kami noose on the people owning guns there by Hey.
for concealed carry permit applicants and renewals, and it adds a lot of excuses for
denial and revocation. Now, I want all of us to take keen note of how quickly the
law enforcement agencies of California leaped to enforce every single gun control in
that state without a peep of protest or even a slight disagreement. Oh,
not just California, New York, yes, Maryland, Illinois,
shall I go on? I think you know them all already. Why did none of you officers in
those states stand up for the people? You are allegedly the people.
You were chosen from among the people to enforce laws and the Constitution,
and you took an oath to uphold the Constitution. You took an oath to defend the
Constitution, you took an oath to defend the Constitution, which means you took an
oath to defend the rights of the people enshrined in that Constitution, and you went
out on the job and began arresting innocent citizens who were simply carrying guns
to defend themselves against the criminal filth that had been led in by New York's
government, and you arrest them, and you try them and you convict them.
You all belong in jail right beside all the real perpetrators that are in there as
far as I'm concerned because you have lent your power to this tyranny, and that is
unacceptable. You belong in prison if you have done that. I don't care who says
what. Roots, you'd just be an anti -cop. I shut up. The second target is it adds a
lot of restraining order language into the licensing decision criteria set forth for
law enforcement, which most of the sheriff's departments are in charge of doling out
the permits. And there's a few carve -outs that attempt to pay lip service to due
process, but they leave way too much discretion to the local issuers,
that is, local law enforcement and such, and that is never a good thing. You never
allow one person or entity to control the free exercise of the rights of others.
It never ends well. There's a lot of expansion of government red tape,
a lot of very vague interpretation, a lot of confusion, and that automatically
invites inconsistent enforcement, which is going to create a lot of legal hassles and
headaches. What does this actually do? It creates more work for the judicial system
and does nothing to stop the street -level thugs from doing what they're doing, or
the state -level thugs from doing what they're doing. You're welcome.
Now,
here's the problem.
This thing in California especially, it used to be shall issue.
Now it's May issue. Uh -huh. May issue means,
oh, we might and we might not. it's up to our discretion. And in California,
it's usually death by paperwork. They're going to fatigue you into forsaking the free
exercise of your God -given rights. You know, a lot like King George did. You're
welcome. That's a favorite tactic of tyrants ever since King George,
and they employ it repeatedly. They try to wear you out with red tape and other
bull crap like that and then oh well we we made it possible for you to exercise
your rights but you abandon it because you forced us into that position to where we
couldn't afford to keep coming back at you and back at you and back at you to
finally get you to relent to graciously and magnanimously
bestow upon us a right we were freaking born with in the first place.
So, AB 1078 definitely continues that very trend out there in California.
And it's not just denial, it's delay. And delay, you know,
if you're using these onerous processes, delay is simply denial by another name.
It really is. When it's talking about a right, someone's right,
the free exercise of our rights is time sensitive. You need to make it happen.
You need to go out of your way to make it happen. But now they've made the
process totally subjective to the will of local sheriffs. Now we've got restraining
orders and due process and a 10 -year backlog
But they're saying in this 1078 that a restraining order automatically nukes your
eligibility to get a license to carry a gun. Hmm.
This is what's going on out there in Kamephonia. They're going to have all kinds of
heavy litigation coming up based on this, and all of their gun control laws do
nothing but create more backlogs for the courts, more onerous burdens upon law
enforcement. Law enforcement is now corrupted to the core in California, the majority
of them anyway, and most of them are happy being little tyrants with badges. And
there's plenty of video of those kind of things coming out of California too. So
expect heavy litigation, expect years worth of litigation to be added to California's
court system now, because that's exactly what's going to happen. Mark my words. When
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firearms. Yeah, and hopefully that's going to extend into shooting down their ban on
18 to 20 year olds buying firearms, because if they can exercise every other right
but that one, how can you show honest, reasonable justification for such a thing as
that? That makes zero sense. Now, back to The shutdown.
Let's talk about the shutdown, because in the shutdown, ATF regulators or Form 4 and
4 and 3 examiners were not considered essential. Yes, they are.
If you're going to put us under the regulatory auspices of that hideous,
godless agency full of filthy, godless murdering, criminal pieces of trash, then you
had darn well better keep that thing functioning at top speed at all times. I'm
going to go ahead and give a little throwout to FDLE on that too. You guys and
your examiners for the background check system should be up and running at top
efficiency. It shouldn't take more than 20 minutes for any background check to come
back. Shut your pie hole if you disagree with me. I don't care. All right. But the
Trump administration basically reclassified the federal firearms examiners as essential
workers and he told them to return to work and to resume their regulatory oversight
over items like silencer, suppressors, short -barreled shotguns, short -barreled rifles,
and pre -1986 machine guns. And that's according to an article out of the Guardian.
And they, uh,
despite all of the other crap going on, I think this is probably a smart move,
but frankly, what pisses me off about this whole thing is, we should never have
been in a position to where if the government begins to have a hiccup, our rights
and the free exercise thereof must somehow suffer. No.
Wrong. Totally wrong. Where in the blipity blank? Did y 'all ever get that? I mean,
it takes some severe constitutional dyslexia to look at this whole thing as if it
is right, moral, and yes, in alliance with the Supreme Law.
So sales were halted. Now, we went ahead and kept doing sales where I work,
but we told them, you can't come back and go ahead and file for your stuff until
these guys are back to work. I mean, we can put your stuff in the system, but
they're not going to look at it.
And there were a lot of complaints, a lot of very serious complaints from a lot of
the firearms industry groups, like NSSF and others, and from a lot of real
Republicans in Congress, too. So allow me to offer a permanent fix to this problem.
Repeal the NFA and abolish the ATF because both are utterly useless at fighting real
crime and real criminals. That's the best thing to do, okay? So from an article I'm
referencing by Jen Gidman, it says that while sales of more common firearms like
semi -automatic rifles and handguns continued, the National Shooting Sports Foundation
and other groups argued that the shutdown was infringing on Americans' Second
Amendment rights, because it was, with the NSSF writing to Attorney General Pam
Blondie that, quote, a right delayed is a right denied. Or,
as we referenced in the first part of the program, delay is simply denial by
another name. They said the constitutional rights of Americans are being infringed
according to a letter to the ATF by the NSSF and more than two dozen House
Republicans, the Trump administration's concession means these sales can now proceed
even as other government services remain shuttered, from medical drug approvals to
small business loan processing. Okay, let me just ask this very reasonable question.
Why are these essential things, if they are so essential, dependent upon the
government in the first place. That was a rhetorical question, of course.
Gun rights groups hailed the move as a win against what they call ATF overreach.
You understand gun rights groups that the ATF is nothing but government overreach.
They personify government overreach. They exist because of government overreach.
That's right. They have their power because it was granted to them by government
overreach. They are the embodiment of government overreach.
Did I drive that home deep enough and hard enough? Says critics, however, argue that
while essential services remain frozen, the administration has prioritized gun sales
over public safety. How bass backwards can you get? The people being armed to defend
themselves is what lends to public safety in the first place.
You're welcome. Of course, trying to teach that to people who are morally and
constitutionally dyslexic is an exercise in futility. Yeah.
Wow. You know, our government is required to be of by and for the people. We all
know this. And that's according to the Supreme Law of the Land and the writings of
our founders. This creates a major legal quandary that we really should be exploiting
in the courts, especially regarding such things as suppressors and machine guns and
all the other NFA items. Because if we the people are the government,
then no citizens elected to the government have any right to restrict delay or
otherwise infringe the ownership of any firearms that the government uses especially
or any other items associated therewith. You know, like lights and lasers and things
like that, they're not allowed to do that against their fellow citizens. The idea
behind having citizens running the country and
Bill of Rights was crafted in the first place. I also believe that we need to be
using 14th Amendment challenges against any and all state civilian disarmament laws,
all of it, because not one of them could stand if they were reviewed properly by a
judge. That's what we need to start doing. Every time someone is arrested for
violating a gun control law and they're an otherwise peaceable citizen, there needs
to be a major onslaught, a major assault of lawsuits against that state and charge
everybody involved individually with deprivation of rights under color of authority or
color of law under 18 U .S .C. 242 and also against the 14th Amendment.
The 14th Amendment, as I said. It flat out forbids any state from enacting or
enforcing any unconstitutional laws against its citizens. We also need to start
challenging all gun control law arrests under these very things.
Anytime somebody's arrested for a gun control law violation, especially men like
Dexter Taylor in New York. We need to go after whoever put him there.
Go after them legally. I'm not talking about setting their house on fire and
dragging them out in the front yard and hanging them. I don't care what some of my
detractors may say. I'm talking about going after them legally.
Believe me, we'll all know when it's time to put pin to primer. Don't you worry.
We'll know. They'll let us know in no uncertain terms. Now,
I want to close with one more thing. I've been having some issues with this AI,
because anytime the government begins to laud something as a wonderful tool,
count on it becoming a weapon. Yes, it's a weapon.
And I said a long time ago that AI, so -called artificial intelligence,
which makes no sense at all, that's an oxymoron,
that it would become a bane and it would become an enemy of the Second Amendment
in particular, but especially the Constitution. Because there was a student at Kenwood
High School in Exx, Maryland back on October 20th, who was arrested by the Baltimore
Police Department after they swarmed him last week after an AI system created by
Omni Alert, and I'll tell you more about them in a minute,
the Omni Alert gun detection system mistakenly flagged something on him as a gun and
in so doing this left all the students there absolutely shaken and in fear of the
police and the government and this AI system now what could he a flag well maybe
it was somebody maybe maybe it was a pop -tart chewed in the shape of a gun maybe
it was a picture of a gun and the AI system picked up on that? No.
You know what it picked up on? A bag of chips. All that in a bag of chips.
An AI system alerted the police who mounted an immediate swarm -like response over a
bag of chips being declared to be a firearm by an AI system. The student's name
was T -A -K -I -A -Lan. He was waiting for his ride there at high school,
and he placed an empty bag of chips in his pocket. And just a few moments later,
police surrounded him, ordered him down to the ground at gunpoint and handcuffed him
over a bag of freaking chips. He said the police showed up like eight cop cars and
they all came out with guns pointed at me talking about getting on the ground. I
was putting my hands up like, what's going on? Do you understand what could have
happened here?
These people that crafted this system need to be sued into the poor house and their
company needs to go bankrupt yesterday.
According to the video, police officers then reviewed the video flagged by the AI
system, traced the item to a nearby trash can, and discovered that the supposed
weapon was just a bag of chips. One of the police officers told the students in
the video, I guess just the way you guys were eating chips, it picked it up as a
gun. How in the blippity blippin' blank can eating a bag of chips resemble owning a
gun, carrying a gun, brandishing a gun? How? Who programmed this crap?
The officer also made a very stark admission that could end up being used against
him and his department Against Omni Alert, if they said, well, AI is not the best,
then why in Hades do you have such a system in your schools to detect firearms if
it's not the best? Why is it there? Look what it has already done. It created a
false positive. And you guys reacted like freaking gangbusters over a bag of chips
on a 16 -year -old student. My word.
There's a little thing here. As a matter of fact, look up on the alert, all one
word. Yeah, they talk about how wonderful they are, how they're all that and a bag
of chips, and how They are the next level of safety in schools.
You'll never be as much of a deterrent as a bunch of good people with guns would
be. But anyway, they boast on their website of how Yuvaldi schools,
school schools,
yeah, Uvouti, yeah, that infamous place where that infamous shooting took place and
that infamous police department infamously were a bunch of
year old kid been shot dead by a bag of fricking for over a bag of chips by a
bunch of officers reacting to what they thought was a good call huh you understand
the crap you guys could have you know created here my goodness again i i trust no
electronics I don't trust AI. I've said this before when it comes to like smart gun
technology and everything else. We cannot rely upon it. The best thing to rely upon
is the mechanics of a firearm in the hands of a good person who wants to protect
those students and is ready to go to whatever length, including laying down their
own life to protect those children as they confront any known threat.
And they're able to neutralize that threat with a gun. That's the best way to do
it. How many millions or even billions of dollars was sunk into this AI crap and
look what it has produced so far? It almost produced a dead innocent student.
That's what it almost produced. Yeah. This all boils down to the best thing to do
is to allow people to freely exercise rights they were born with. That means any
teacher should be able to walk into their school, wearing their firearm, knowing that
they have the ability to defend themselves and their students, if necessary, if a
threat rears its ugly head, I assure you, mass shootings and schools would evaporate
overnight if that was allowed to be. because obviously the AI systems don't work.
Any of these other electronic systems are not fail -safe. The only thing that's
really fail -safe is good guys with guns, standing up to the bad guys with the
guns. That's really what it boils down to. So, take the handcuffs off,
quit delaying the rights of the people, because delay is just denial by another
name, and you allow them to defend themselves and quit telling them you have to
rely on AI systems, you have to rely on electronics, you have to rely on the cops
who, when seconds count or mere minutes away. You just let people freely exercise
their rights. You will not have anywhere near the issues that we have today when it
comes to other things like gun control.
with your reps, you tell them when they cross the constitutional lines, and you tell
them to get back where they belong. And don't ever forget as you leave your home.
Make sure you have a firearm on you. Make sure you have extra bags. Make sure you
have a trauma kit. And never forget, incoming rounds always have the right of way.
Royce out.
Three veins We've got a country to save