Uncensored2008
Libertarian Radical
No. It's a symptom of ridiculous gun policy.
Oh, you mean the Bill of Rights, which you are dedicated to crushing?
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No. It's a symptom of ridiculous gun policy.
And the federal govt outlawed Thompsons for private purchase. Funny how that worked, angry obscene child.yeah, the folks who view the Second as somehow special and different from other amendments tend to overlook restrictions that were in place in the 18th and 19th centuries. But those restrictions did not limit the means for law abiding citizens to defend themselves. I wish Scalia had taken an extra page or two in Heller to get to that.I'm not accepting the OP notion that we've somehow evolved. I don't think there's any proof we are more, or less, violent than we were in 1788. Guns are a lot more effective. LOLNo. It's a symptom of ridiculous gun policy.
Agreed. Devolved in some ways. Even wild west towns banned firearms within city limits.
What "restrictions" where those? in the 1920s you could walk into a hardware store and buy a Thompson submachine gun.
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You said there were "restrictions in the 18th and 19th centuries." What were they?
Funny how you avoided answering my question.
My own suspicion is that they wrote it so "open to interpretation" to kick the can down the road. They had to get approval from everyone--so they wrote it in a way that all could read into it what they wanted to see.
The rest of the Constitution is clear. The way the 2nd is worded? Not so much.
You people on the Alt Right are losing any cred you had.
Watch for the end of your movement when Mueller reports to the people.
And the federal govt outlawed Thompsons for private purchase. Funny how that worked, angry obscene child.yeah, the folks who view the Second as somehow special and different from other amendments tend to overlook restrictions that were in place in the 18th and 19th centuries. But those restrictions did not limit the means for law abiding citizens to defend themselves. I wish Scalia had taken an extra page or two in Heller to get to that.I'm not accepting the OP notion that we've somehow evolved. I don't think there's any proof we are more, or less, violent than we were in 1788. Guns are a lot more effective. LOL
Agreed. Devolved in some ways. Even wild west towns banned firearms within city limits.
What "restrictions" where those? in the 1920s you could walk into a hardware store and buy a Thompson submachine gun.
False.
You can buy a Thompson today.
And the federal govt outlawed Thompsons for private purchase. Funny how that worked, angry obscene child.yeah, the folks who view the Second as somehow special and different from other amendments tend to overlook restrictions that were in place in the 18th and 19th centuries. But those restrictions did not limit the means for law abiding citizens to defend themselves. I wish Scalia had taken an extra page or two in Heller to get to that.Agreed. Devolved in some ways. Even wild west towns banned firearms within city limits.
What "restrictions" where those? in the 1920s you could walk into a hardware store and buy a Thompson submachine gun.
False.
You can buy a Thompson today.
Thompson as a company went bankrupt. The models today are semi automatic replicas.
But we don't define "bad behavior" as "making decisions we disagree with." At least we don't yet.Why do so many here think that the SCOTUS is the 'end and be all' authority on Constitutionality when that same body reverses its self from time to time over the years. Do people not know that those 9 justices can be removed if they mess up 'exhibit bad behavior'. They are mere mortals and capable of bias, self serving interests, petty prejudice etc. and all the other crap that the rest of us 'mere mortals' deal with. Let's not glorify what they say or what "constitutional experts" (like Obama) opine on. The Constitution doesn't really need experts anyway, it wasn't designed to be read or interpreted by experts. We had just rid ourselves from the convoluted intricacies of the Parliamentary system with a big F U the the King of England. A couple centuries later & we now need "experts" to re-write --- O, I mean interpret this document for us.
And the federal govt outlawed Thompsons for private purchase. Funny how that worked, angry obscene child.yeah, the folks who view the Second as somehow special and different from other amendments tend to overlook restrictions that were in place in the 18th and 19th centuries. But those restrictions did not limit the means for law abiding citizens to defend themselves. I wish Scalia had taken an extra page or two in Heller to get to that.I'm not accepting the OP notion that we've somehow evolved. I don't think there's any proof we are more, or less, violent than we were in 1788. Guns are a lot more effective. LOL
Agreed. Devolved in some ways. Even wild west towns banned firearms within city limits.
What "restrictions" where those? in the 1920s you could walk into a hardware store and buy a Thompson submachine gun.
False.
You can buy a Thompson today.
And the federal govt outlawed Thompsons for private purchase. Funny how that worked, angry obscene child.yeah, the folks who view the Second as somehow special and different from other amendments tend to overlook restrictions that were in place in the 18th and 19th centuries. But those restrictions did not limit the means for law abiding citizens to defend themselves. I wish Scalia had taken an extra page or two in Heller to get to that.Agreed. Devolved in some ways. Even wild west towns banned firearms within city limits.
What "restrictions" where those? in the 1920s you could walk into a hardware store and buy a Thompson submachine gun.
False.
You can buy a Thompson today.
I really am tempted to buy one, have fired one once. It's just hard to justify a couple K on a relic when there's utilitarian technology that really should take precedence on the 'to buy list'.
Explain to us how we are less free today, professor.
You people on the Alt Right are losing any cred you had.
Watch for the end of your movement when Mueller reports to the people.
When Congressman William Jefferson was caught taking bribes, did that end the Democratic Party? When Duke Cunningham was convicted did it end the Republicans? Union bosses keep getting caught stealing and racketeering but Unions aren’t discredited. So even if your fondest fantasy comes true, and Trump himself is marched out of the White House in cuffs, do you think that will end the conservative ideology?
When Nancy Pelosi is exposed as an anti union business owner, she got re-elected. When she exempted American Samoa from the minimum wage increase, was she the death of the liberal ideology?
Billy Graham is dead, does that mean evangelical Christians are extinct?
Formula 1 raced on after Ayrton Senna died in an accident on the track.
In my lifetime, the Republican Party has been declared dead many times. When Nixon resigned, it was dead. When Bill Clinton won, the Republicans were dead as a party. When Newt lost the House and resigned, it was dead.
Hollywood continues even after dozens, or even hundreds of men behave badly. The actions of one, or even a few, do not discredit an ideal, and never have. The ideal must be defeated, not just the current figurehead. Women got the vote because the idea that they were too irrational to be trusted with the vote was discredited. Segregation was defeated not by destroying some ignorant Sheriff, nor by exposing a fool of a Governor. It was discredited as a valid and rational argument.
Vietnam wasn’t lost because of a picture of a burned little girl, nor of a VC officer being executed. It was lost because the illusion of American Military might was destroyed. The lies were exposed. It wasn’t Nixon, or Ford, or LBJ.
`I think "we" could be anyone who has a dictionary and can comprehend reading at the 10th grade level.
You people on the Alt Right are losing any cred you had.
Watch for the end of your movement when Mueller reports to the people.
When Congressman William Jefferson was caught taking bribes, did that end the Democratic Party? When Duke Cunningham was convicted did it end the Republicans? Union bosses keep getting caught stealing and racketeering but Unions aren’t discredited. So even if your fondest fantasy comes true, and Trump himself is marched out of the White House in cuffs, do you think that will end the conservative ideology?
When Nancy Pelosi is exposed as an anti union business owner, she got re-elected. When she exempted American Samoa from the minimum wage increase, was she the death of the liberal ideology?
Billy Graham is dead, does that mean evangelical Christians are extinct?
Formula 1 raced on after Ayrton Senna died in an accident on the track.
In my lifetime, the Republican Party has been declared dead many times. When Nixon resigned, it was dead. When Bill Clinton won, the Republicans were dead as a party. When Newt lost the House and resigned, it was dead.
Hollywood continues even after dozens, or even hundreds of men behave badly. The actions of one, or even a few, do not discredit an ideal, and never have. The ideal must be defeated, not just the current figurehead. Women got the vote because the idea that they were too irrational to be trusted with the vote was discredited. Segregation was defeated not by destroying some ignorant Sheriff, nor by exposing a fool of a Governor. It was discredited as a valid and rational argument.
Vietnam wasn’t lost because of a picture of a burned little girl, nor of a VC officer being executed. It was lost because the illusion of American Military might was destroyed. The lies were exposed. It wasn’t Nixon, or Ford, or LBJ.
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE FIRST CONSERVATIVE PARTY, THE FEDERALISTS? THE NEXT ONE WOULD BE THE WHIGS.
You clearly do not understand American politics. Nixon went down. If there is Russian collusion or money laundering or other such malfeasances, President Twitler will go down. You simply do not understand America.You people on the Alt Right are losing any cred you had.
Watch for the end of your movement when Mueller reports to the people.
When Congressman William Jefferson was caught taking bribes, did that end the Democratic Party? When Duke Cunningham was convicted did it end the Republicans? Union bosses keep getting caught stealing and racketeering but Unions aren’t discredited. So even if your fondest fantasy comes true, and Trump himself is marched out of the White House in cuffs, do you think that will end the conservative ideology?
When Nancy Pelosi is exposed as an anti union business owner, she got re-elected. When she exempted American Samoa from the minimum wage increase, was she the death of the liberal ideology?
Billy Graham is dead, does that mean evangelical Christians are extinct?
Formula 1 raced on after Ayrton Senna died in an accident on the track.
In my lifetime, the Republican Party has been declared dead many times. When Nixon resigned, it was dead. When Bill Clinton won, the Republicans were dead as a party. When Newt lost the House and resigned, it was dead.
Hollywood continues even after dozens, or even hundreds of men behave badly. The actions of one, or even a few, do not discredit an ideal, and never have. The ideal must be defeated, not just the current figurehead. Women got the vote because the idea that they were too irrational to be trusted with the vote was discredited. Segregation was defeated not by destroying some ignorant Sheriff, nor by exposing a fool of a Governor. It was discredited as a valid and rational argument.
Vietnam wasn’t lost because of a picture of a burned little girl, nor of a VC officer being executed. It was lost because the illusion of American Military might was destroyed. The lies were exposed. It wasn’t Nixon, or Ford, or LBJ.
Federalists were true to the conservative ideal, the alt right of the GOP are not.You people on the Alt Right are losing any cred you had.
Watch for the end of your movement when Mueller reports to the people.
When Congressman William Jefferson was caught taking bribes, did that end the Democratic Party? When Duke Cunningham was convicted did it end the Republicans? Union bosses keep getting caught stealing and racketeering but Unions aren’t discredited. So even if your fondest fantasy comes true, and Trump himself is marched out of the White House in cuffs, do you think that will end the conservative ideology?
When Nancy Pelosi is exposed as an anti union business owner, she got re-elected. When she exempted American Samoa from the minimum wage increase, was she the death of the liberal ideology?
Billy Graham is dead, does that mean evangelical Christians are extinct?
Formula 1 raced on after Ayrton Senna died in an accident on the track.
In my lifetime, the Republican Party has been declared dead many times. When Nixon resigned, it was dead. When Bill Clinton won, the Republicans were dead as a party. When Newt lost the House and resigned, it was dead.
Hollywood continues even after dozens, or even hundreds of men behave badly. The actions of one, or even a few, do not discredit an ideal, and never have. The ideal must be defeated, not just the current figurehead. Women got the vote because the idea that they were too irrational to be trusted with the vote was discredited. Segregation was defeated not by destroying some ignorant Sheriff, nor by exposing a fool of a Governor. It was discredited as a valid and rational argument.
Vietnam wasn’t lost because of a picture of a burned little girl, nor of a VC officer being executed. It was lost because the illusion of American Military might was destroyed. The lies were exposed. It wasn’t Nixon, or Ford, or LBJ.
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE FIRST CONSERVATIVE PARTY, THE FEDERALISTS? THE NEXT ONE WOULD BE THE WHIGS.
The names changed, the ideals really did not. Describe the difference between the Federalists and the Republicans.
`I think "we" could be anyone who has a dictionary and can comprehend reading at the 10th grade level.
Ah yes, the old "I read the constitution, therefore I'm a constitutional expert" theory. In your case, it was a coloring book.
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`I think "we" could be anyone who has a dictionary and can comprehend reading at the 10th grade level.
Ah yes, the old "I read the constitution, therefore I'm a constitutional expert" theory. In your case, it was a coloring book.
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