It's not just a matter of paying for the stamp. And they don't hand out the stamp to everyone that pays for it. It's just just a stamp. It's a license to own, you can't buy one without it. They have "fooled" you into believing that the form and registration process hidden behind the curtain is just a two hundred dollar stamp printer. Notice the part about your local police chief having to approve your "stamp" ROFL You can call it a widget or a stamp or pixie dust... it's still a license.That's exactly what it means, as both are preconditions to the the exercise of the right not inherent to same.Nearly every license/tax is a regulation on your rights. Your confusion stems from the definitions of terms. You seem to think shall not be infringed means shall not be taxed or regulated or licensed. You are confused.How many of them involve the exercise of a fundamental right specifically protected from infringement by the constitution?My argument was sound. The point was there are hundreds of products that are licensed.Correct. Hopefully you now understand that the argument you tried to make here is unsound.
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No. Its not. It means you paid the transfer tax.The tax stamp is the license.
Requring a license and paring regulatory-based tax violates the plenary exercise of the right to arms every bit as much as it viiolates the right to free speech, religion and abortion.
Tax stamp:Wrong. It means you paid the transfer tax, filled out the form, the form was reviewed and approved providing you with the stamp, which licenses you to own the machine gun. No stamp you are in violation.
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Non-synonymous.
As for infringe.. you're definition of infringe appears to cover pretty much any act as if government is not allowed to do anything that might slow you down from rushing to the store and buying a gun. You are wrong. Regulation is not infringement.
Infringe: to wrongly limit or restrict ... regulation is not a restriction... nor is taxation a limit that is wrongly placed. The government is allowed to tax the hell out of you for any purpose whatsoever, even the right to live.
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