Sounds very much to me that scott_see just admitted that he shouldnt be allowed to have firearms....
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Yeah, this site doesn't have very many true 2nd Amendment warriors participating. You should get along just fine here.
I'm as enthusiastic about 2a rights as the next guy. But I stand by my assertion that criminals, mentally unstable, and idiots shouldn't be allowed to have guns.
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I'm as enthusiastic about 2a rights as the next guy. But I stand by my assertion that criminals, mentally unstable, and idiots shouldn't be allowed to have guns.
Nogods, well done. You really stirred up a hornets nest here. There's really a simple answer. Yes. Personally, I'm all for gun control. Criminals, mentally unstable, and idiots should not have guns. Simple. Now if someone thinks it's okay to get a gun and not have to know the applicable laws, they're an idiot. Therefore they shouldn't be allowed to have a gun.
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Simple truth is that everyone is expected to know the law; as hard as that is in these times. Ignorance of the law is not a defense and won't be accepted by a judge or jury.
So let me get this straight. Some of you think violent criminals and mentally unstable people should be allowed to own guns?
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Let me get this straight... YOU think that Shall not be infringed doesnt mean what it says? You must be a special kind of stu***.....
A person is not released because he's been deemed safe. He's released at the end of his sentence. A violent convict is rarely "safe" for society just because he's been released. Worked in the justice system for decades an can tell you it's not working. Here's a thought for all criminal types. Go forward knowing if you commit a violent crime against another you will lose certain rights. Among them are the right to vote and bear arms. If you commit the crime anyway? There you have it.Sigh......
Let me get this straight... YOU think that Shall not be infringed doesnt mean what it says? You must be a special kind of stu***.....
IF someone is let out of whatever "institution" they are in, be it a mental one or a jail or penitentiary, THEN they have been deemed "safe" to be out among the public... If they arent "safe" to be out among the public, then they SHOULDNT BE OUT HERE.... The problem is NOT should they be "allowed" to be "armed" (which anyone of adult age is, it is a very BASIC HUMAN RIGHT)the PROBLEM is THEY ARE ALLOWED TO BE OUT IN PUBLIC!!! If that concerns YOU, then help get the laws changed that ALLOW THEM OUT ON THE STREETS...... and STOP trying to infringe on that which shall not be..... Get it through your darn thick skull that GUNS ARE NOT THE DAMN PROBLEM!!!! CRIMINALS ARE THE PROBLEM!!!
Yes. Correct. And "we the people" interpret those enumerated rights through a Supreme Court appointed by the people through their elected President. One can't complain about the justices if hey didn't vote.So let me get this straight...you think "shall not be infringed" means ANY thing that gets in the way of anyone possessing a firearm at anyplace at anytime is a violation of the "right to bear arms"?
How about having to pay for a firearm?
How about imposing sales tax on a firearm or ammo?
What about the bridge and road fees someone had to pay to ride their horse to the gun shop in 1789?
Thankfully our founders weren't mental midgets when they wrote the bill of rights.
The phrase "the right to bear arms" does not "any arms, any place, anytime, by anyone."
"Infringe" does not mean "anything that gets in the way of my owning a firearm."
And our founders designed a system to interpret and apply the constitution because they were smart enough to know that words only mean what men subscribe them to mean. They designed a system so that "we the people" would determine the meaning of those words and phrases - not some bunker boys.
Yes. Correct. And "we the people" interpret those enumerated rights through a Supreme Court appointed by the people through their elected President. One can't complain about the justices if hey didn't vote.