M14 Shooter
The Light of Truth
None of these are rights, and so none of these examples support your argument.Guns are fine, it's the people that that have guns that need to be controlled. How do we control people? Well drivers must be licensed, as do doctors and lawyers and teachers and pilots and tour guides and insurance sales persons, and all of these people have some training and have demonstrated some competence and abilities to handle the responsibility assoicated with their vocation or avocation.
Owning and using a gun us a right protected from infringement by the Constitution.Why do we not require the same from those who want to own, possess or want to have in their custody and control a gun?
Aside from that.... under the Constitution, the government cannot require you to ask it permission or meet some arbitrary of competence before you can exercise ANY right.
See: US Constitution, article V.If the answer is the Second Amendment, maybe its time - 2 + centuries after it was signed into the law - to modify this law in a minor manner?
Good luck.
Until you change it, you don't get to pretend its not there.
You;d have to change the 14th amendment then, as the rights, privileges and immunities of US citizens are protected from actions by the states.Let's allow the individual states the authority to require a license of anyone who wants to own, etc. a firearm.