Where_r_my_Keys
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the Constitution is a limitation on the federal government
it does not "give' rights to anyone
Of course it gives rights. It takes opinions and turns them into legal facts.
what the fuck are you talking about
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If your opinion is that you have the right to own guns, implicitly without fear of the law, you can do that if the government gives you that right,
via something like the 2nd Amendment.
Your opinion about gun rights becomes a fact thanks to the Government.
We had right to bear arms and to defend our lives BEFORE the Constitution and the second Amendment were adopted and a government created.
Homosexuals had the right to have sex with each other before the government was created .
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Their right to marry is an unalienable right unless you can prove God says otherwise.
No one has ever denied anyone the means to marry, where the applicants have met the standards which define marriage.
What you're demanding is the RIGHT to reject the responsibility that sustains the right... and we're simply not going to allow that. But, you feel free to keep pushing... .