candycorn
Diamond Member
For the 10th time (at least); cite the part of the Constitution that says ANYTHING about pricing.Yes... and you intend to "dry the pool up" by artificiallry raising the cost of gun ownership.No, I stated a free market truth.You supplied the intent noted above - "drive the price up and you dry the pool out".Now you're having to prove intent....good luck with that.Artificially driving up prices through government action with the intent to limit the exercise of a right infringes upon the right.Drive the price up and you dry the pool out.
Every time.
Artificially driving up the cost of exercising a right through government action with the intent to limit the exercise of a right infringes upon the right.
Every time.
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You can't.
You won't
Since there is nothing in the Constitution about pricing, there is nothing unconstitutional about it--if that were the intent (which it is not).
I win. As always.