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A Democrat's Understanding Of The Constitution

Perhaps, but they would line up the Democrats and shoot them as traitors.
Actually, our founders used to tar and feather conservatives

What we like to call.......the good ole days

You can keep trying to wear that mask, but it in no way fits. You people would have your noses securely Crazy-Glue'd to the King's anus just as you do Obama's.

Once again......your historical revisionism fails miserably

It was the conservatives who backed the crown. As usual they followed the money

At that time, you people were the conservatives. Playing shell games with word definitions doesn't change that.
Now you are acting goofy
Liberals were conservative and Conservatives were liberal

Gosh, all those racist Democrats who ran for the Republican Party after the Civil Right Act vote in 1964. :laugh:

It's a nice fantasy for you, but doesn't change the facts.
 
Actually, our founders used to tar and feather conservatives

What we like to call.......the good ole days

You can keep trying to wear that mask, but it in no way fits. You people would have your noses securely Crazy-Glue'd to the King's anus just as you do Obama's.

Once again......your historical revisionism fails miserably

It was the conservatives who backed the crown. As usual they followed the money

At that time, you people were the conservatives. Playing shell games with word definitions doesn't change that.
Now you are acting goofy
Liberals were conservative and Conservatives were liberal

Gosh, all those racist Democrats who ran for the Republican Party after the Civil Right Act vote in 1964. :laugh:

It's a nice fantasy for you, but doesn't change the facts.
Thomas Jefferson was secretly a Tory.
 
Typical gun fetishist OP's ignorance of the Constitution.

There is no constitutional restriction on national gun control legislation.

That is just a fallacy perpetrated by the NRA to dupe gun fetishists into purchasing more guns than they need.

/thread fail
It is the leftwingbats that don't understand the Constitution.
Nonsense.

Liberals perfectly understand the Constitution because they acknowledge and respect the Constitution and its case law, and correctly understand that the Constitution exists solely in the context of that case law, as determined by the Supreme Court, in accordance with the original intent and understanding of the Framing Generation.
Big talk from a libtard trying to prove something that is wrong.
 
Typical gun fetishist OP's ignorance of the Constitution.

There is no constitutional restriction on national gun control legislation.
There most certainly is. Congress is constitutionally restricted to creating gun control legislation that does not infring upon the right of the people to keep and bear arms.

That is just a fallacy perpetrated by the NRA to dupe gun fetishists into purchasing more guns than they need.

/thread fail
This is entirely nonsense. It's always some superstitious gun-queer that advances this notion that the NRA is lobbying arm for the firearms industry. Invariably they illegitimately reverse the cart and horse to make their point, but their dumb is transparent.
 
there are already thousands upon thousands of anti gun laws now that don't mean shit to criminals, what makes you stupid fucking libertards thin......., oooops FEEEEL one more law is going to curtail criminal activity?

laws are for the lawful, criminals piss all over gun control laws AND the Constitution....., until they get caught then they use the Constitution like a blanket to cover themselves and protect their RIGHTS.., you stupid fucking libertards seem to favor criminals and HATE the law abiding gun people, why is that??
 
Nothing in the Constitution prevents gun control.

"THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED"

"A well regulated militia, necessary to the security of a free state"

Demands gun control. How can we maintain a well regulated militia without knowing who has guns and what kind of guns they have?

The militia is not requisite for the right.

The Constitution recognizes the vital need for well regulated militias to defend the security of a free state

Registering guns and gun owners is well within the bounds of regulating a militia
 
Nothing in the Constitution prevents gun control.

"THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED"

"A well regulated militia, necessary to the security of a free state"

Demands gun control. How can we maintain a well regulated militia without knowing who has guns and what kind of guns they have?

The militia is not requisite for the right.

The Constitution recognizes the vital need for well regulated militias to defend the security of a free state

Registering guns and gun owners is well within the bounds of regulating a militia

And yet, the militia is not requisite for the right. Shall we keep pounding that in? Any chance it will stick?
 
Nothing in the Constitution prevents gun control.

"THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED"

"A well regulated militia, necessary to the security of a free state"

Demands gun control. How can we maintain a well regulated militia without knowing who has guns and what kind of guns they have?


Why do you CONSISTANTLY ignore this part?

`the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

NOT the right of the militia, the right of the people.
 
Nothing in the Constitution prevents gun control.

"THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED"

"A well regulated militia, necessary to the security of a free state"

Demands gun control. How can we maintain a well regulated militia without knowing who has guns and what kind of guns they have?

The militia is not requisite for the right.

The Constitution recognizes the vital need for well regulated militias to defend the security of a free state

Registering guns and gun owners is well within the bounds of regulating a militia

And yet, the militia is not requisite for the right. Shall we keep pounding that in? Any chance it will stick?

According to Heller, it is not
But it does not negate the need for the state to form well regulated militias
 
Nothing in the Constitution prevents gun control.

"THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED"

"A well regulated militia, necessary to the security of a free state"

Demands gun control. How can we maintain a well regulated militia without knowing who has guns and what kind of guns they have?


Why do you CONSISTANTLY ignore this part?

`the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

NOT the right of the militia, the right of the people.

I am talking about the well regulated militia

Nothing you have said and no court decision has struck down the right of the state to form well regulated militias. Gun and owner registration are all part of a well regulated militia
 
Nothing in the Constitution prevents gun control.

"THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED"

"A well regulated militia, necessary to the security of a free state"

Demands gun control. How can we maintain a well regulated militia without knowing who has guns and what kind of guns they have?


Why do you CONSISTANTLY ignore this part?

`the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

NOT the right of the militia, the right of the people.

I am talking about the well regulated militia

Nothing you have said and no court decision has struck down the right of the state to form well regulated militias. Gun and owner registration are all part of a well regulated militia


Gun and owner registration are all part of a well regulated militia

no, they are not.

Males under the age of 16, older than 45, and all women were not eligible to be in the militia.

but they are part of the PEOPLE
 
"THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED"

"A well regulated militia, necessary to the security of a free state"

Demands gun control. How can we maintain a well regulated militia without knowing who has guns and what kind of guns they have?

The militia is not requisite for the right.

The Constitution recognizes the vital need for well regulated militias to defend the security of a free state

Registering guns and gun owners is well within the bounds of regulating a militia

And yet, the militia is not requisite for the right. Shall we keep pounding that in? Any chance it will stick?

According to Heller, it is not
But it does not negate the need for the state to form well regulated militias

Good boy. Now tell us, what does "well-regulated" mean in 18th Century terms?
 
Nothing in the Constitution prevents gun control.

"THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED"

"A well regulated militia, necessary to the security of a free state"

Demands gun control. How can we maintain a well regulated militia without knowing who has guns and what kind of guns they have?


Why do you CONSISTANTLY ignore this part?

`the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

NOT the right of the militia, the right of the people.

I am talking about the well regulated militia

Nothing you have said and no court decision has struck down the right of the state to form well regulated militias. Gun and owner registration are all part of a well regulated militia


Gun and owner registration are all part of a well regulated militia

no, they are not.

Males under the age of 16, older than 45, and all women were not eligible to be in the militia.

but they are part of the PEOPLE

You obviously do not understand what well regulated is

How can we regulate our militias if we do not know who has guns and what type of gun they have?

Seems obvious
 
"THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED"

"A well regulated militia, necessary to the security of a free state"

Demands gun control. How can we maintain a well regulated militia without knowing who has guns and what kind of guns they have?


Why do you CONSISTANTLY ignore this part?

`the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

NOT the right of the militia, the right of the people.

I am talking about the well regulated militia

Nothing you have said and no court decision has struck down the right of the state to form well regulated militias. Gun and owner registration are all part of a well regulated militia


Gun and owner registration are all part of a well regulated militia

no, they are not.

Males under the age of 16, older than 45, and all women were not eligible to be in the militia.

but they are part of the PEOPLE

You obviously do not understand what well regulated is

How can we regulate our militias if we do not know who has guns and what type of gun they have?

Seems obvious


"Well regulated"

MEN between the ages of 16-45.

NO males UNDER the age of 16, NO males OVER the age of 45.

NO females

Even in those days, you didn't have to belong to a militia to own a firearm.

Why is that so hard for you to understand?
 
Typical gun fetishist OP's ignorance of the Constitution.

There is no constitutional restriction on national gun control legislation.

That is just a fallacy perpetrated by the NRA to dupe gun fetishists into purchasing more guns than they need.

/thread fail

Yea cos the words in the Constitution are nothing but whirls of thought in liberal land. Thee 2nd amendment says my gun rights shall not be infringed, bitch!
 
"A well regulated militia, necessary to the security of a free state"

Demands gun control. How can we maintain a well regulated militia without knowing who has guns and what kind of guns they have?


Why do you CONSISTANTLY ignore this part?

`the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

NOT the right of the militia, the right of the people.

I am talking about the well regulated militia

Nothing you have said and no court decision has struck down the right of the state to form well regulated militias. Gun and owner registration are all part of a well regulated militia


Gun and owner registration are all part of a well regulated militia

no, they are not.

Males under the age of 16, older than 45, and all women were not eligible to be in the militia.

but they are part of the PEOPLE

You obviously do not understand what well regulated is

How can we regulate our militias if we do not know who has guns and what type of gun they have?

Seems obvious


"Well regulated"

MEN between the ages of 16-45.

NO males UNDER the age of 16, NO males OVER the age of 45.

NO females

Even in those days, you didn't have to belong to a militia to own a firearm.

Why is that so hard for you to understand?

But you had to own a firearm to belong to the militia. They had to kinow who was armed and what type of weapon they had

Why is that so hard for you to understand?
 
Why do you CONSISTANTLY ignore this part?

`the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

NOT the right of the militia, the right of the people.

I am talking about the well regulated militia

Nothing you have said and no court decision has struck down the right of the state to form well regulated militias. Gun and owner registration are all part of a well regulated militia


Gun and owner registration are all part of a well regulated militia

no, they are not.

Males under the age of 16, older than 45, and all women were not eligible to be in the militia.

but they are part of the PEOPLE

You obviously do not understand what well regulated is

How can we regulate our militias if we do not know who has guns and what type of gun they have?

Seems obvious


"Well regulated"

MEN between the ages of 16-45.

NO males UNDER the age of 16, NO males OVER the age of 45.

NO females

Even in those days, you didn't have to belong to a militia to own a firearm.

Why is that so hard for you to understand?

But you had to own a firearm to belong to the militia. They had to kinow who was armed and what type of weapon they had

Why is that so hard for you to understand?


But you had to own a firearm to belong to the militia.

Did they?

City, town, etc didn't have an armory for those without?

They had to know who was armed and what type of weapon they had

Only if they belonged to the militia.

IF they DIDN'T belong to the militia, it was none of their business.

Why is that so hard for you to understand?

What I don't understand is your lack of comprehension.

This has been explained to you time and time again, and you still don't understand.

Maybe you should ask Ward or June?

Wally would likely understand it as well
 

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