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  Not having a process doesn't mean we can't easily make one.
context: This is a non issue equivalent to the gays in bathroom or covid.
  Nothing will happen and dems will say we tried. Republicans will win because of 2nd amendment. People stay occupied with a non issue. >
  
  
  Nothing will happen and dems will say we tried. Republicans will win because of 2nd amendment. People stay occupied with a non issue.
  
  This is the most likely outcome. The law has already been enjoined statewide. With the post Bruen legal landscape I doubt it's going to survive.
  Democrats will get to say that they tried.
  However, it won't necessarily end there. Democrats absolutely loath Bruen, and many elected Democrats have never met a gun control law that they didn't like, so I expect there to be a multi-year effort of massive resistance where Illinois Democrats try to be creative to get around the 2nd Amendment. >
  
  
  expect there to be a multi-year effort of massive resistance where Illinois Democrats try to be creative to get around the 2nd Amendment
  
  And not just in Illinois either, California and New York are also edging towards finding a way to get around the 2nd Amendment. >
  
  There is no functional or procedural process for the US to become 'separated America'. Unfortunately I fear that the growing polarization and unwillingness to listen and compromise with each other may lead us to a point of open violence. 
  I earnestly hope that doesn't happen though.