Vic
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It's the libs who are violent, says the people celebrating a mass murder.
this pos really needs the Alex Jones treatment
It's the libs who are violent, says the people celebrating a mass murder.
this pos really needs the Alex Jones treatment
they didn't, the 2nd has 'well regulated militia' as part of its wording which the right likes to ignore.I just don't see how the founding fathers would have thought letting anyone buy weapons of mass death without restriction was really the right thing to do.
they didn't, the 2nd has 'well regulated militia' as part of its wording which the right likes to ignore.
Not only that but they spelled out what the well regulated militia was in the constitution itself under article 1 section 8 clause 15 & 16.
Add to that the fact that they also specifically laid out what and when the militias were to be utilized.
So it’s really amazing to me how the 2nd could mean anything other than the federal government having no ability to restrict arms from the states or how the purpose of the 2nd was to protect the states from foreign and domestic acts including things like insurrections and rebellions.
The federalist society Supreme Court’s perversion of the 2nd would have the founders rolling in their graves as it’s created a situation where states can no longer protect themselves or their citizens.
I just don't see how the founding fathers would have thought letting anyone buy weapons of mass death without restriction was really the right thing to do.
they didn't, the 2nd has 'well regulated militia' as part of its wording which the right likes to ignore.
IANAL of any kind, but could it not be argued that the meaning is that in order to have such a well-regulated militia potentially available, it's necessary to allow private citizens to have and use guns, so that they would be capable of functioning in a miliita when required? Rather than it meaning they should only have the guns when serving as part of such a militia.
I mean, I don't really know what it means, I don't know why there are so many commas in that sentence for one thing (that make it hard to parse). The whole Constitution seems like a load of badly-expressed overly-flowery nonsense to me, that omits all the things that really matter (like voting, or, in its original version, slavery being bad) while making a huge song-and-dance out of side-issues that ought to be left to future generations to decide for themselves (like guns). You need to tear it up and start again, IMO.
Flag on the play: historical context that does not fit with the mythology created by the conservative members of the court.The whole point of a militia is that the government controls it. In the case of the 2nd, the constitution spells out that congress sets the regulations that the militias must adhere to and the states get to choose who does the training. So no, a person doesn’t need to be self taught as they would have been trained anyway.
Also, if you dig deeper, you will see that at the time of our founding many states already had some restrictions on guns, such as when and where you can use them, including with regards to self defense. After the 2nd was added the number of laws and restrictions at the state level increased. Many state constitutions made reference to only being allowed to carry guns while performing militia duties. Also at the time, “people’s” was often meant as a collective or as the state and not just individuals.
Flag on the play: historical context that does not fit with the mythology created by the conservative members of the court.
The Bible clearly states that Jesus and George Washington have guns to the first settlers in America and told them that going forward anyone could have a gun at anytime for any reason and it was the only way to own the libtards. Vast quantities of unnecessary deaths from guns were just a way of determining who was holy enough to be pro life.
Flag on the play: You left out the most important bit. When the continental army took over the airports during the revolutionary war.
The points of preventability are starting to pile up in this kid's background and history. It's sickening, alright.Well the plot sickens.
Give that guy a medal and some sort of retirement pension for his heroism.Well the plot sickens.
Stochastic terrorismRepublicans:
-Rile up anti-LGBTQ emotions under pretense of "protecting children."
-Make guns easily accessible to every nutjob.
-Pretend like this is a completely unexpected outcome.
he and his wife own a small breweryAn unarmed Army vet and a drag queen in heels are more effective than the police which is not exactly a surprise to me personally.
he and his wife own a small brewery
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Tucker was on a roll last night, as if nothing new has happened. He was ranting, thought maybe he was having an epileptic fit. I'm like the opposite of most people, I don't like to look at bad accidents so I just flipped by.Presser earlier on the Club Q shooting
CNN and MSNBC covered live. Fox didn’t cover at all. I guess that would buck the right wing anti LGBTQ agenda
There was no military back when the 2A was passed. It's a very different country now.It’s amazing isn’t it? The one right that was supposed to guarantee us freedom is the one right that is keeping us from being free. But I guess that’s how the founding fathers wanted it, otherwise how could the federalist society judges come to any other conclusion other than an armed society with little to no restrictions? /s