Originally Posted by
Hoosier Daddy
no, bitch. quit lying.
You are describing yourself again.
Originally Posted by
Hoosier Daddy
if the founders did not want only members of a well regulated militia to have the right to bear and own arms as a constitutional right, then whey did they bring up a "well regulated militia?"
You don't get to speak for the dead. You only get to speak for you. The Constitution of the United States is the ONLY authoritative reference of the Constitution of the United States.
I have already answered your question. RQAA.
The 2nd amendment discusses to similar rights, not to be messed with:
The right of a State (or any government) to defend itself. It does this through organizing an army...a militia.
The right of the individual to defend himself. He does this with the weapon of his choice (not just guns). That includes the right to defend his community.
Do not ask this question again. It has already been answered. I just answered it AGAIN.
Originally Posted by
Hoosier Daddy
of course everyone knew you could own a gun, it was necessary back then, but it was subject to local laws about where and when you could bear them. UNLESS IN WELL REGULATED MILITIA.
There is no 'unless' clause in the 2nd amendment.
Originally Posted by
Hoosier Daddy
the constitution did not give a specific right for people to own dinner tables, but they did anyway.
The constitution does not give rights. Rights do not come from a piece of paper.
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