I'm not talking about me, dumbass.
I see you didn't listen to me again so I'll repeat myself: shut the fuck up.
I'm not talking about me, dumbass.
Another made-up excuse to avoid debate.
Every time you invoke those "fallacies", that is you excusing yourself from the debate, conceding the points to me.
Assumption of victory fallacy. These are YOUR fallacies.
Naming fallacies does not contribute to discussions.
You are not having a discussion.
That is not a real fallacy, you just made it up.
You do that all the time here, you just make shit up because you believe in nothing.
You can't.
Google fallacies and you'll get numerous sites that give you lists of umpteen fallacies, that is what he does, pulls one of the list and throws in, often, actually more than often, 100% incorrectly
I already did.
I think you understand the fact that it's not freedom to have to comply with guns; and I think you also understand the fact that it's not freedom to have to get a gun so you can create conflict around that compliance.
All of that shit is oppression, and it's borne out of PTSD; we have become so traumatized by guns that so many have the ridiculous belief that they keep people safe when all they do is raise the stakes and force compliance at gunpoint in the best case, or result in a mass shooting in the worst.
People shooting at each other everywhere is not an indication of a free society.
And then telling traumatized people to go buy the thing that traumatized them is deeply cynical and wholly capitalist.
Press this question to him:
How does he prevent anyone from accessing his property if they are armed with a gun?
No. A government ALSO has the right of self defense. It does this by organizing militias (an army).
Well there is the "well regulated" part...so there are requirements in the regulation.
if the people are really in charge, then governments do not have rights, they only have prescribed powers per the Constitution
All governments have the inherent right of self defense. This right is absolute. It does not matter if the government is a republic, a dictatorship, an oligarchhy, or a democracy. The Constitution makes no difference here. Governments defend themselves by forming militias (armies).
All people have the inherent right of self defense...even prisoners...even children. That right is also absolute. No government can take it away, no matter how oppressive they may get.
and to the founders, well regulated meant in good working order, not government controlled
The phrase 'well regulated' means 'organized', or to be made 'regular'. That means an army. An organized militia, regularized by an organization (in this case the State governments).
It is the right of a free State to form a militia. That's an army. It is organized by the State to defend the State. The commander of that army is the governor of that State.
You do not need to be a member of a militia to be part of the people or to be an individual. All individuals (the people) have the right to bear arms. All individuals have the inherent right of self defense. It is absolute.
The general population consists of many people, many of which have never served in any army or militia and never received any military training at all. Yet, they have the right of self defense. They have the right to keep and bear arms. That means a weapon. ANY kind of weapon, including any type of gun.
You fucking fascist...government exist only on the consent of the governed....this is what the Declaration of Independence was all about.
Fascism is not a form of government. ALL governments exist only on the consent of the governed, even dictatorships.
Of course, the only way to remove a dictatorship is a revolt...probably a violent one. No dictator can withstand a revolt of the general population. Such far outnumber any armies the dictator can possibly raise, and the army itself may become disloyal.
The Declaration of Independence was not about consent of the governed (other than noting it). It was about declaring independence from Britain, at the time a dictatorship, and the reasons for doing so.
I do not support fascism. I support capitalism.
I do not support dictatorships, oligarchies, or democracies. I support a republic as a form of government. I support the Constitution of the United States and the constitutions of every State.
I support anyone that upholds them (not those that despise these documents and tries to hide behind them).
No government can take away the right of self defense, no matter how oppressive.
I think you don't understand what the word 'fascism' means, since you used it as a buzzword.
Fascism is government manipulation of markets. It is a form of socialism. It is theft.