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Look up the National Firearms Act of 1934.
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Biden says “No Amendment to the Constitution is absolute”
- Thread starter theHawk
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Look up the National Firearms Act of 1934.
sure there is an amendment process try it and see how that works.all amendments are protected rights therefore they are absoluteWhile true its a pretty vague general statement. While no Amendment is absolute there is very little he can do on his own. Maybe nothing.
Who told you that?
The government (politicians) wrote the contents of the constitution, they can change them, with enough support, anytime they wish.
actually the states wrote the content of the Constitution and processed it through the amendment process.
what does shall not be infringed mean to you?No, it isn't.The Second Amendment is absolute: "shall not be infringed" leaves no room for interpretation or weakening.When the second amendment says there can be no federal infringement on the right to bear arms, then that can and is absolute.
Meaning that only state and local laws can restrict weapons, not any federal legislation.
Look up the National Firearms Act of 1934.
Correct, until everyone has voted and the amendment is passed, ratified or repealed.sure there is an amendment process try it and see how that works.all amendments are protected rights therefore they are absoluteWhile true its a pretty vague general statement. While no Amendment is absolute there is very little he can do on his own. Maybe nothing.
Who told you that?
The government (politicians) wrote the contents of the constitution, they can change them, with enough support, anytime they wish.
actually the states wrote the content of the Constitution and processed it through the amendment process.
If you think it's so simple how many amendments have been amended?Correct, until everyone has voted and the amendment is passed, ratified or repealed.sure there is an amendment process try it and see how that works.all amendments are protected rights therefore they are absoluteWhile true its a pretty vague general statement. While no Amendment is absolute there is very little he can do on his own. Maybe nothing.
Who told you that?
The government (politicians) wrote the contents of the constitution, they can change them, with enough support, anytime they wish.
actually the states wrote the content of the Constitution and processed it through the amendment process.
what does shall not be infringed mean to you?No, it isn't.The Second Amendment is absolute: "shall not be infringed" leaves no room for interpretation or weakening.When the second amendment says there can be no federal infringement on the right to bear arms, then that can and is absolute.
Meaning that only state and local laws can restrict weapons, not any federal legislation.
Look up the National Firearms Act of 1934.
Doesn't matter what I think, which is the contents of the constitution can be changed and they were, just because it is written down doesn't mean squat, as evidenced in 1934.
If you think it's so simple how many amendments have been amended?Correct, until everyone has voted and the amendment is passed, ratified or repealed.sure there is an amendment process try it and see how that works.all amendments are protected rights therefore they are absoluteWhile true its a pretty vague general statement. While no Amendment is absolute there is very little he can do on his own. Maybe nothing.
Who told you that?
The government (politicians) wrote the contents of the constitution, they can change them, with enough support, anytime they wish.
actually the states wrote the content of the Constitution and processed it through the amendment process.
Never said simple especially in this day and age, maybe a half dozen were amended, IDK.
shall not be infringed means you cannot touch itwhat does shall not be infringed mean to you?No, it isn't.The Second Amendment is absolute: "shall not be infringed" leaves no room for interpretation or weakening.When the second amendment says there can be no federal infringement on the right to bear arms, then that can and is absolute.
Meaning that only state and local laws can restrict weapons, not any federal legislation.
Look up the National Firearms Act of 1934.
Doesn't matter what I think, which is the contents of the constitution can be changed and they were, just because it is written down doesn't mean squat, as evidenced in 1934.
If touched the people have the right to abolish said government
So try it see how you survive the wrath to come
Nope try again.If you think it's so simple how many amendments have been amended?Correct, until everyone has voted and the amendment is passed, ratified or repealed.sure there is an amendment process try it and see how that works.all amendments are protected rights therefore they are absoluteWhile true its a pretty vague general statement. While no Amendment is absolute there is very little he can do on his own. Maybe nothing.
Who told you that?
The government (politicians) wrote the contents of the constitution, they can change them, with enough support, anytime they wish.
actually the states wrote the content of the Constitution and processed it through the amendment process.
Never said simple especially in this day and age, maybe a half dozen were amended, IDK.
1 amendment has been repealed the 18th
shall not be infringed means you cannot touch itwhat does shall not be infringed mean to you?No, it isn't.The Second Amendment is absolute: "shall not be infringed" leaves no room for interpretation or weakening.When the second amendment says there can be no federal infringement on the right to bear arms, then that can and is absolute.
Meaning that only state and local laws can restrict weapons, not any federal legislation.
Look up the National Firearms Act of 1934.
Doesn't matter what I think, which is the contents of the constitution can be changed and they were, just because it is written down doesn't mean squat, as evidenced in 1934.
If touched the people have the right to abolish said government
So try it see how you survive the wrath to come
Where the fuck did you get that complete BS from?
The 1st amendment repealed the 18th?Nope try again.If you think it's so simple how many amendments have been amended?Correct, until everyone has voted and the amendment is passed, ratified or repealed.sure there is an amendment process try it and see how that works.all amendments are protected rights therefore they are absoluteWhile true its a pretty vague general statement. While no Amendment is absolute there is very little he can do on his own. Maybe nothing.
Who told you that?
The government (politicians) wrote the contents of the constitution, they can change them, with enough support, anytime they wish.
actually the states wrote the content of the Constitution and processed it through the amendment process.
Never said simple especially in this day and age, maybe a half dozen were amended, IDK.
1 amendment has been repealed the 18th
The 18th banned alcohol production and sales.
no dumb fuck 1 amendment has been repealed. The 18th amendment was repealed by the 21st.The 1st amendment repealed the 18th?Nope try again.If you think it's so simple how many amendments have been amended?Correct, until everyone has voted and the amendment is passed, ratified or repealed.sure there is an amendment process try it and see how that works.all amendments are protected rights therefore they are absoluteWhile true its a pretty vague general statement. While no Amendment is absolute there is very little he can do on his own. Maybe nothing.
Who told you that?
The government (politicians) wrote the contents of the constitution, they can change them, with enough support, anytime they wish.
actually the states wrote the content of the Constitution and processed it through the amendment process.
Never said simple especially in this day and age, maybe a half dozen were amended, IDK.
1 amendment has been repealed the 18th
The 18th banned alcohol production and sales.
it's in our founding documentsshall not be infringed means you cannot touch itwhat does shall not be infringed mean to you?No, it isn't.The Second Amendment is absolute: "shall not be infringed" leaves no room for interpretation or weakening.When the second amendment says there can be no federal infringement on the right to bear arms, then that can and is absolute.
Meaning that only state and local laws can restrict weapons, not any federal legislation.
Look up the National Firearms Act of 1934.
Doesn't matter what I think, which is the contents of the constitution can be changed and they were, just because it is written down doesn't mean squat, as evidenced in 1934.
If touched the people have the right to abolish said government
So try it see how you survive the wrath to come
Where the fuck did you get that complete BS from?
You're wrong dumbshit the 14th, 15th,19th 20th, 22nd,24th, 25th and a could more were amended.no dumb fuck 1 amendment has been repealed. The 18th amendment was repealed by the 21st.The 1st amendment repealed the 18th?Nope try again.If you think it's so simple how many amendments have been amended?Correct, until everyone has voted and the amendment is passed, ratified or repealed.sure there is an amendment process try it and see how that works.all amendments are protected rights therefore they are absoluteWhile true its a pretty vague general statement. While no Amendment is absolute there is very little he can do on his own. Maybe nothing.
Who told you that?
The government (politicians) wrote the contents of the constitution, they can change them, with enough support, anytime they wish.
actually the states wrote the content of the Constitution and processed it through the amendment process.
Never said simple especially in this day and age, maybe a half dozen were amended, IDK.
1 amendment has been repealed the 18th
The 18th banned alcohol production and sales.
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He's right....thus the 21st eliminating the 18th. Know your history.Well, this could get interesting...
Biden declares, ‘No amendment to Constitution is absolute’ as he rolls out gun measures
WASHINGTON — President Biden on Thursday announced a slew of new gun control measures after a recent pair of high-profile mass shootings, and insisted the Second Amendment doesn̵…nypost.com
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There's an Amendment process. Learn your Constitution
The Declaration first says we have a right “to alter or to abolish” a government that becomes “destructive” of the ends for which it was formed, namely, securing our rights.it's in our founding documentsshall not be infringed means you cannot touch itwhat does shall not be infringed mean to you?No, it isn't.The Second Amendment is absolute: "shall not be infringed" leaves no room for interpretation or weakening.When the second amendment says there can be no federal infringement on the right to bear arms, then that can and is absolute.
Meaning that only state and local laws can restrict weapons, not any federal legislation.
Look up the National Firearms Act of 1934.
Doesn't matter what I think, which is the contents of the constitution can be changed and they were, just because it is written down doesn't mean squat, as evidenced in 1934.
If touched the people have the right to abolish said government
So try it see how you survive the wrath to come
Where the fuck did you get that complete BS from?
That, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. That, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness.
www.britannica.com › topic › Declaration-of
So, the amendments come to mind, why didn't we abolish the government?
ThunderKiss1965
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I was in the Army. When I hear the phrase "military grade" I think of shit made by the lowest bidder that only functions half the time.Jo forgot you owned military-grade weaponsWell, this could get interesting...
Biden declares, ‘No amendment to Constitution is absolute’ as he rolls out gun measures
WASHINGTON — President Biden on Thursday announced a slew of new gun control measures after a recent pair of high-profile mass shootings, and insisted the Second Amendment doesn̵…
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Chillicothe
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The Second Amendment is absolute: "shall not be infringed" leaves no room for interpretation or weakening.
The second amendment is cut and dry and to the point
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------what does shall not be infringed mean to you?
I read that awkwardly written 2nd Amendment and always stop at the phrase "well regulated".
That seems to supersede the 'not be infringed" part.
IMHO
If we are free to ignore the Constitution, can we ignore the 16th Amendment (which gave Congress the authority to collect income taxes)????
INCOME TAX | U.S. Constitution Annotated | US Law | LII / Legal Information Institute (cornell.edu)
INCOME TAX | U.S. Constitution Annotated | US Law | LII / Legal Information Institute (cornell.edu)
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