Should STY get a machine gun?

Southern Man said:
He might get some retard to go along with it.
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It would be nice to actually discuss a topic every now and then.

If name calling is the best you can do, Mot was right about you not making the finals in the debate contest.
 
Southern Woman said:
It's not nice to make fun of his affliction.
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I never called Solitary a retard. I called his argument retarded. The Founders had printing presses and knew full well the power of the printed and spoken word. And the 10th amendment argument is just plain- well, retarded.
 
Southern Man said:
I never called Solitary a retard. I called his argument retarded. The Founders had printing presses and knew full well the power of the printed and spoken word.
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What the founding fathers had or didn't have is not as much the issue as is your argument being able to be turned on the rest of our rights.

The printing presses of the 1700s were as unlike the media today as an uzi or hand grenade is unlike the muskets our founding fathers used.
 
WinterBorn said:
Should the gov't regulate everything that can be used to kill people?

If you want to use the phrase "I don't think the Founders envisioned...", then be prepared for others to use that same phrase against other constitutionally guaranteed freedoms.


First Amendment
"I don't think the Founders envisioned a time when one person could speak via the media and send millions out seeking blood."

"I don't think the Founders envisioned at time when the press could hide terrorists and threaten national security"


Fourth Amendment
"I don't think the Founders envisioned a time when global communication could be of such vital importance to our national security"


Tenth Amendment
"I don't think the Founders envisioned a time when the interests of all the states could be jeopardized by the actions of a few states"
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Gun bans create a black market that result in death and misery.
There should be no gun bans and then there would be no black market.
 
Photos were not envisioned by the founders, so should we not protect photographic images under the first amendment? The founders did not envision the computer and the interwebs where bad guys could communicate with one another in secret, so maybe we should, and in fact have, not protect computer communications.
 
WinterBorn said:
Google "People of WalMart"

Be prepared to laugh and be scared. It amazes me the way some folks leave the house.
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I know, the phrase, "who told them they looked good before they left the house" is constantly mumbled under ones breath!
 
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