2aguy
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Why are you against her choice?View attachment 80242The second amendment says nothing about the right to form a well regulated militia. It does says that it is a right for the PEOPLE to bare arms.
Wrong, Scalia said this in Heller, he also stated the 2nd A. was not an absolute right. Lies by omission are still lies, but you know this! And that makes you a liar.
The 2nd A. wording has been parsed over and over, it what you posted was true, the 2nd would not have included the first two phrases: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State"
Please explain why these two phrases were included, if the original intent was solely: "the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed"?
Please explain why these two phrases were included, if the original intent was solely: "the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed"?
Militias were made up from the people, but not all people were eligible to join the militia.
That is not a reasonable explanation.
Yet it does open the question, why were some people not eligible to join the Militia? And why would the States be given the authority the appointment of officers and the training of the Militia - can't we infer that as part of the training some individuals would be unfit, and rejected from service. Such a rejection might have been due to mental illness, drunkenness or loyalty to the British Crown? So, I ask again, why would any sane, sober and responsible community / State / nation allow such persons to own or possess a gun, be it a single action revolver or a Glock 19 with a large capacity magazine?
Let's just humor your ignorant ass for a minute: If she poses a threat to that kid she's holding, or if she has posed a threat to others by action or deed, then there would be a 21-day holding period for examination that would be signed off by a judge before she could buy that gun.
Try READING at least a full minute before posting and showing your ignorance.
And the court costs and lawyers fees to address that 21 day holding period and get her right back if she was wrongly denied the exercise of that Right....who pays for that?