Forty two guns! The guy owned forty two guns, forty two, most people

Your wrong, I don't know how many times I have to explain it, but no Comstitutional right is absolute, none, there exists limits on each of them, even Scalia emphasized this point

Is there a limit on the number of guns a person owns, no, that was never the point, rather, given the quantity and type of guns this guy had one would think some red flag should have gone up somewhere along the way, and if there isn't any red flag, we certainly need one now

Your?

What would be your limit on how many guns someone should be able to own? Last time I looked, the Constitution doesn't give you the right to make such a determination.
 
Your?

What would be your limit on how many guns someone should be able to own? Last time I looked, the Constitution doesn't give you the right to make such a determination.

Really? Why do I have to explain things three or four times before some conservatives process?

Second time, "number of guns a person owns was never the point, rather, given the quantity and type of guns this guy had one would think some red flag should have gone up somewhere along the way, and if there isn't any red flag, we certainly need to examine if we could use one now"
 
Really? Why do I have to explain things three or four times before some conservatives process?

Second time, "number of guns a person owns was never the point, rather, given the quantity and type of guns this guy had one would think some red flag should have gone up somewhere along the way, and if there isn't any red flag, we certainly need to examine if we could use one now"

You said no right in the Constitution is absolute. How many guns is too much for one to own? The Constitution doesn't address the type, it addresses arms in general.

Again, your? If you're going to post something, don't invalidate it by posting the incorrect use of something. Learn your vs. you're before addressing me next time, boy.
 
don't own forty two of anything, and this guy has forty two guns. What would be the thought behind amassing forty two guns? Why would anyone feel they need forty two guns? What in the hell does one plan to do with forty two guns?

And don't say he was a collector, it's not like guns are a rare commodity in the US, a scarce resource, we got more guns than people and they are easily accessible. Why does a guy go out of his way to assemble forty two guns?

And conservatives don't see a problem here?

Does Bill the MOD want to weigh in on this? :D
 
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"Whenever a mass shooting occurs, supporters of gun rights often argue that it’s inappropriate to bring up political debates about gun control in the aftermath of a tragedy. For example, former Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, a strong supporter of gun rights, criticized former President Barack Obama for “trying to score cheap political points” when Obama mentioned gun control after a mass shooting in Charleston, South Carolina.

But if this argument is followed to its logical end, then it will never be the right time to discuss mass shootings, as Christopher Ingraham pointed out at the Washington Post. Under the broader definition of mass shootings, America has nearly one mass shooting a day."


Id.
 
"Whenever a mass shooting occurs, supporters of gun rights often argue that it’s inappropriate to bring up political debates about gun control in the aftermath of a tragedy. For example, former Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, a strong supporter of gun rights, criticized former President Barack Obama for “trying to score cheap political points” when Obama mentioned gun control after a mass shooting in Charleston, South Carolina.

But if this argument is followed to its logical end, then it will never be the right time to discuss mass shootings, as Christopher Ingraham pointed out at the Washington Post. Under the broader definition of mass shootings, America has nearly one mass shooting a day."


Id.

The problem is you don't want to talk about it. You want those that you call gun lovers to sit down, shut up, and accept the rules you want to put in place.
 
What you think is absurdly irrelevant, because the Constitution of the United States of America TRUMPS your opinion.

There is no limit placed on the number of firearms that a citizen may lawfully possess in the Constitution, nor is there a requirement to establish need.

You are defending the mass murderer hoplomaniac then?
I see...
 
don't own forty two of anything, and this guy has forty two guns. What would be the thought behind amassing forty two guns? Why would anyone feel they need forty two guns? What in the hell does one plan to do with forty two guns?

And don't say he was a collector, it's not like guns are a rare commodity in the US, a scarce resource, we got more guns than people and they are easily accessible. Why does a guy go out of his way to assemble forty two guns?

And conservatives don't see a problem here?

that is correct. I don't see a problem. Everyone should be encouraged to own arsenals.

If you are going to have a real conversation, you should at least attempt to understand the other side that you are debating.

I don't believe in the 2nd amendment to hunt deer. I believe in it so the citizenry is capable of armed insurrection, should the need ever occur.
 
and I am one of them


never completely disarm the people


all we need is enough guns for the first round if the government tries to enslave us.


that gives the people time to MAKE more guns.


will they come for the machinists first?

Nope

but you can bet American Maachinists will make fucking guns if they try

i give you.. partial credit.
 
that is correct. I don't see a problem. Everyone should be encouraged to own arsenals.

If you are going to have a real conversation, you should at least attempt to understand the other side that you are debating.

I don't believe in the 2nd amendment to hunt deer. I believe in it so the citizenry is capable of armed insurrection, should the need ever occur.

Private William is correct.
 
It's a great question that you probably won't get a answer to.

I don't think everyone has a right to own a gun, so I can't answer. Why anyone would need 42 is just absurd.

Why you think it's your place to determine for anyone but yourself how many of something someone needs is ridiculous.
 
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