Even cowboys in the old west loved gun control.

[HandleTheTruth]

Government shot citizens dead for exercising their 2nd amendment rights, got it.

The town got tired of all the fun death and exercised their right to protect their citizens from death. It was constitutional then.

 

[Rogue AI]

Cool story, belongs in the history section. Just how many whiny threads does this topic need?

 

[HandleTheTruth]

the truth is youre supporting the government shooting people for exercising their rights

I see your ass pull. I think enforcing the laws is important.

 

[Darkwind]

The town got tired of all the fun death and exercised their right to protect their citizens from death. It was constitutional then.

Yet, the criminals kept their guns and people still kept dying.

That is the real and ONLY lesson this OP makes.

 

[HandleTheTruth]

Cool story, longs in the history section. Just how whiny threads does this topic need?

Oh it's accurate. I notice you don't use facts to back you up.

 

[progressive hunter]

I see your ass pull. I think enforcing the laws is important.

the highest law in the land says SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED,,,

 

[Ralph Norton]

Gun control in the Old West

www.ndsu.edu

Even Wyatt Earp loved gun control laws and it drop gun death like a rock in the towns that he was sheriff.

Hell the shoot out at the ok corral was him enforcing gun control laws.

So we are to accept as fact an essay about history by a North Dakota State COMMUNICATIONS professor who just might be a liberal? (and who has a 2.6/5 rating at 'ratemyprofessors' if you pay attention to such things)

 

[HandleTheTruth]

Yet, the criminals kept their guns and people still kept dying.

That is the real and ONLY lesson this OP makes.

Yes criminals shod be force to follow the law.

Are you one of those Anto law enforcement guys?

 

[HandleTheTruth]

the highest law in the land says SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED,,,

Read the whole amendment please.

 

[Rogue AI]

Oh it's accurate. I notice you don't use facts to back you up.

Can you present these facts you speak of? Your silly link cites editorials, not black letter law. I'll wait.

 

[progressive hunter]

Read the whole amendment please.

I did,, is there something I got wrong??

 

[Sunni Man]

Even Wyatt Earp loved gun control laws and it drop gun death like a rock in the towns that he was sheriff.

................

 

[BluesLegend]

The town got tired of all the fun death and exercised their right to protect their citizens from death. It was constitutional then.

Too bad that didn't work in Dem run Chicago. It's like the OP want's to be mocked.

 

[HandleTheTruth]

Wyatt Earp was a smart man.

And he knew that gun control was the answer to protect his people from gun violence.

 

[easyt65]

Gun control in the Old West

www.ndsu.edu

Even Wyatt Earp loved gun control laws and it drop gun death like a rock in the towns that he was sheriff.

Hell the shoot out at the ok corral was him enforcing gun control laws.

Please feel free to find a Democrat in a blue city willing to try to disarm criminals, not law abiding citizens.

I fully support it .

Let me know how that works out.

 

[surada]

Gun control in the Old West

www.ndsu.edu

Even Wyatt Earp loved gun control laws and it drop gun death like a rock in the towns that he was sheriff.

Hell the shoot out at the ok corral was him enforcing gun control laws.

Lots of municipalities have laws about discharging weapons within the city limits.

 

[bendog]

Gun control in the Old West

www.ndsu.edu

Even Wyatt Earp loved gun control laws and it drop gun death like a rock in the towns that he was sheriff.

Hell the shoot out at the ok corral was him enforcing gun control laws.

That is true, as did the Founders

C. Gun Carry Restrictions Carry restriction laws were widely enacted, spanning the entire historical period under examination. As early as 1686, New Jersey enacted a law against wearing weapons because they induced “great Fear and Quarrels.”43 Massachusetts followed in 1750.44 In the late 1700s, North Carolina45 and Virginia46 passed similar laws.47 In the 1800s, as interpersonal violence and gun carrying spread, thirty-eight states joined the list;48 five more did so in the early 1900s.49 Laws in the eighteenth century did not typically identify weapons concealment as criminal per se, but did restrict more general carrying of firearms, usually if done in crowded places, or groups of armed people. Among the earliest laws criminalizing the carrying of concealed weapons was that of Kentucky in 1813.50 As with the brandishing laws, concealed carry laws normally targeted pistols as well as various knives,

https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=4825&context=lcp

Logically, the question is could the Framers intended to take away common law powers that states had before the BoR? And the answer is an obvious "no" because the BoR was intended to prevent state govts expanding their powers to regulate individuals.

But the current Five member majority was elected by the theocrats's expending a billion plus dollars to elect a majority to overturn Roe, without consideration of what else a literal reading, without any application of history or context of what the Founders meant, may result in.

 

[Orangecat]

I see your ass pull.

Wtf?

 

[easyt65]

Lots of municipalities have laws about discharging weapons within the city limits.

Biden says shoot thru the door if someone is trying to break in or fire a gun off your balcony to scare thieves...

 

[Darkwind]

Yes criminals shod be force to follow the law.

Are you one of those Anto law enforcement guys?

Wow.

Seriously, wow.

Criminals should be forced to follow the law!

Wow.