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- Thread starter Faybull
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I shoot the ones that say otherwise? I mean, isn't death the proper administration of justice for treason?
just trying to introduce the subject
Is it?
Doesn't the letter of the Second Amendment actually restrict the right to bear arms? Isn't it rather the popular reading - make it wishful thinking, let's call a spade a spade - that even enables the Second Amendment to be used as a defense of arms ownership and use?
Theweirdtophat
Well-Known Member
No...I don't see how it restricts us, especially while during it's discussion the Founding Fathers and others supported the idea to bear arms before the amendment was made.
A person wanting to defend themselves should never be illegal. People under gun control are not only at the mercy of the criminals, but the corrupt political tyrants as well.
no, infringe is antithesis of said "Is it?" It isn't above thought until thought...it is unrestrictive, by law
Not if the text proper is anything to go by.
That, unfortunately, simply fails to make any sense whatsoever, or even to connect to the Second Amendment.
McBell
Resident Sourpuss
Care to support your bold empty claim?
I figured I would just flat out ask, since you seem to have no intentions on doing so on your own...
Theweirdtophat
Well-Known Member
Your answer was even more vague and didn't make much sense.Why would it restrict people when it has said that people have the right to bear arms. Especially they were dealing with the tyrannical British, it's all the more reason to have the citizens armed.
Can you please respond with a different response other than "Your statement doesn't make sense."? That doesn't really tell me anything.
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ell i think i would have to go to the GAO in order to proceed, yes?
Theweirdtophat
Well-Known Member
You know...you could just read the Constitution yourself. You'll get your answers there. It's not a "claim" it's a fact. Why do you think the 2nd amendment was even made in the first place? I thought the answer was rather obvious.