Timmy
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Freedom of speech and of the press is pretty much absolute, the ownership and possession of arms is open to discussion (see Scalia's comments in Heller).
No it's not. Scalia was wrong on that issue. "Shall not be infringed" is not subject to interpretation.
You forgot "well regulated " .
Let me ask you. Were our founding fathers required to show state issued photo Id to vote ?
The bogus liberal understanding of "well regulated" has been explained ad nauseum in this forum.
So has your bogus "shall not be infringed ". You ain't the only one who can cherry
Pick Lines.
So how should "shall not be infringed" be defined?
This should be good.
Well since your such a strict constitutionalist the 2nd only applies to milita members .