IF your on the FBI's terrorist watch list, should you be free to own an AK?

But your okay with it being used to limit ones right to travel?

I don't recall saying that. But I also don't recall an amendment guaranteeing a right to fly.

The LARGER point here is that you didn't Make an accurate claim further, and this is cruscoal, the no fly list is apparently flawed.
 
Their is no RIGHT TO BOARD ANY PLANE YOU WANT

People are stopped for boarding planes every day for various reasons....

Are you sure went to law school ?

There is no right to own any gun you want, people are stopped from owning guns every day.
 
There is no right to own any gun you want, people are stopped from owning guns every day.

just because the government does it and the people allow it, does not mean that there isn't a right to it. it's just being denied to them. this is the problem with lawyers, especially ones who worked in government. the 'law' is not always right.
 
No, just like some gun liscences would not be. You have the right to travel or own a gun, but both can be reasonably regulated.

SOME licenses? and define 'reasonable', because i'm pretty damned sure that your idea of reasonable is nowhere near my idea of reasonable.
 
SOME licenses? and define 'reasonable', because i'm pretty damned sure that your idea of reasonable is nowhere near my idea of reasonable.

Seriously. Just like coal-fired power plants regs are 'reasonable'. Their reasonable if your an environmental extremist that wants to regulate them out of business.
 
just because the government does it and the people allow it, does not mean that there isn't a right to it. it's just being denied to them. this is the problem with lawyers, especially ones who worked in government. the 'law' is not always right.

I strongly agree with you that the law is not always right.
 
From your perspective, I understand that you think that. I simply do not believe the rights are or were ever intended to be absolute.

i'm sure you can provide some documentation from ANY of the founders that dictated that belief to you, right? because shall make no law, shall not be infringed, etc. were pretty clear cut to the people that voted on ratification.
 
What can the U.S. do to prevent gun violence?

Nothing to prevent it. We can work towards minimizing the occurrences, but banning certain types of guns is not going to work.

1) We can stop glorifying the idiots who commit mass murder. Stop plastering their names and photos all over the media (unless they are at large). That is the very attention they seek. I don't believe they are terrorists as they are in it for self glorification and nothing more.

2) People in the media and the gun grabbers always focus on guns used in mass murders. Yet barely utter a breath regarding the nonstop gang violence that takes far more lives each year. Why is that?

3) But no matter what, you cannot revert to the guilty until proven innocent mindset.
 
According to the FBI's crime stats firearms are far and away the most used weapon to kill. In 2011, 8583 firearm homicides v. 1694 knife/cutting weapon homicides.

https://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/u....-2011/tables/expanded-homicide-data-table-11

Yes, I am aware of that. My point to the retard was that she was wrong to say the other methods weren't as effective/efficient. Another point is that you can take away a TOOL, but if a person is determined to kill someone... they will simply find another tool.
 
i'm sure you can provide some documentation from ANY of the founders that dictated that belief to you, right? because shall make no law, shall not be infringed, etc. were pretty clear cut to the people that voted on ratification.

Should Ted Bundy have been allowed an AK in his prison cell? Cuz if the right is absolute, he should have.
 
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