ChesusRice
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yet for some reason, all the massacres occur with guns.
one must be easier than the other.
Mcveigh
fertilizer and heating oil
rented truck
yet for some reason, all the massacres occur with guns.
one must be easier than the other.
yet for some reason, all the massacres occur with guns.
one must be easier than the other.
yet for some reason, all the massacres occur with guns.
one must be easier than the other.
yet for some reason, all the massacres occur with guns.
one must be easier than the other.
yet for some reason, all the massacres occur with guns.
one must be easier than the other.
yet for some reason, all the massacres occur with guns.
one must be easier than the other.
you're right.
and since murder laws don't stop murderers. why have those either?
speeding laws don't stop sppeders, let's get rid of speed limits, right?
your logic is retarded.
I dont think there is a smaller caliber than .22 but I am not an expert.
our common sense DUI laws
If you choose to not own a firearm that is your right... as it is mine to own one. The second amendment was not put in place for hunting and fishing. It was to protect from tyrants both foreign and domestic. It does not state anything about magazine restrictions, or types of firearms. You start off by saying "doesn't stem from me knowing what is right for others" and finish off with "would be best for the general welfare of all." LOL double talk much?
Well, I'm only trying to be honest. I will admit it is a bit of a double standard.
If you were being truly honest with yourself however, you wouldn't surmise as to why the second amendment was drafted 200+ years ago. There are plenty of constitutional scholars that believe that the 2'nd was put in place to give "militias" the authority to keep slave uprisings tampered down. Nothing close to what pro-gun folks like to hang their hats on today.
There are plenty of Constitutional scholars who say it because it's a political thing, y'know, solidarity. If they really believe it or not is debatable.Well, I'm only trying to be honest. I will admit it is a bit of a double standard.
If you were being truly honest with yourself however, you wouldn't surmise as to why the second amendment was drafted 200+ years ago. There are plenty of constitutional scholars that believe that the 2'nd was put in place to give "militias" the authority to keep slave uprisings tampered down. Nothing close to what pro-gun folks like to hang their hats on today.
There are plenty of Constitutional scholars who say it because it's a political thing, y'know, solidarity. If they really believe it or not is debatable.
<add> Your post would have been an ideal candidate for a citation or three. cn
Well, I'm only trying to be honest. I will admit it is a bit of a double standard.
If you were being truly honest with yourself however, you wouldn't surmise as to why the second amendment was drafted 200+ years ago. There are plenty of constitutional scholars that believe that the 2'nd was put in place to give "militias" the authority to keep slave uprisings tampered down. Nothing close to what pro-gun folks like to hang their hats on today.
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
I really do not need a so called constitutional scholar to interpret this to me. Unfortunatly we have people in this country that can not read perfect english. It can not get any clearer than this.
Well, I'm only trying to be honest. I will admit it is a bit of a double standard.
If you were being truly honest with yourself however, you wouldn't surmise as to why the second amendment was drafted 200+ years ago. There are plenty of constitutional scholars that believe that the 2'nd was put in place to give "militias" the authority to keep slave uprisings tampered down. Nothing close to what pro-gun folks like to hang their hats on today.
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
I really do not need a so called constitutional scholar to interpret this to me. Unfortunatly we have people in this country that can not read perfect english. It can not get any clearer than this.
I found this article interesting. What do you make of it?
"Dr. Carl T. Bogus wrote for the University of California Law Review in 1998, "The Georgia statutes required patrols, under the direction of commissioned militia officers, to examine every plantation each month and authorized them to search 'all Negro Houses for offensive Weapons and Ammunition' and to apprehend and give twenty lashes to any slave found outside plantation grounds."
http://truth-out.org/news/item/13890-the-second-amendment-was-ratified-to-preserve-slavery