jillian
Princess
The Constitution only states the powers of the government, it doesn't have to list the rights of the people. That's why the Federalists didn't think a Bill of Rights was necessary. I'm sure you already know this, however.
stop avoiding the question. where in the constitution does it say you have the right to buy ammo?
No where jillian, go ahead and make your point.
the POINT is that for the Court to arrive at the conclusion that you have a right to ammo, it would have to look at the 2nd amendment and see what it intended you to be able to do. it would then have to EXTRAPOLATE that to EFFECTUATE that right, you would have to have the right to ammo.
THAT is constitutional construction... NOT this BS that you "think" the court has been wrong for 200 years.
The arrogance of that is astounding.