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It's simply astonishing the sheer amount of energy yahoos spend obsessing about this....every post they make, fear about someone taking their guns. Imagine all that energy put towards something positive. But hey, they'll be able to defend themselves when Barrack's muslim army comes to take their guns.
Oh, you have no idea. I was trying to debate this guy in another thread, and he seriously believed that Obama would rather recruit al-Qaeda than use the military that obeys the Commander-in-Chief..
Interesting. Now where in the Constitution can I find the explanation of this distinct difference?
They're hypocrites. Plain and simple. Either you have the right to bear all arms or you don't. It completely destroys the whole second amendment... which is why relying on such an outdated, clueless amendment like the 2nd word for word is so flawed.
Funny you should mention that, I am probably the most pro second amendment guy I know. I feel chemical, biological, and nuclear are the only limitations. And thats only because I believe that the founding fathers did not have a clear understanding of them because technology has radically changed since then.
Personally I feel RPG's, crew served weapons, missile launchers, drones, tanks, etc should be allowed. And yes I recognize a LOT more of us would end up being killed by our fellow Americans, or through misadventure.
Funny you should mention that, I am probably the most pro second amendment guy I know. I feel chemical, biological, and nuclear are the only limitations. And thats only because I believe that the founding fathers did not have a clear understanding of them because technology has radically changed since then.
Personally I feel RPG's, crew served weapons, missile launchers, drones, tanks, etc should be allowed. And yes I recognize a LOT more of us would end up being killed by our fellow Americans, or through misadventure.
So, why would you let that happen? You know people are going to get killed; why do you approve?
I don't mind the tank per se, but the "street legal" part is a problem; they'd damage the roads.
However, if you want to tear up your own land tooling around in the thing, have fun.
Well, the 120mm cannon would likely be a problem.. Even if you "missed" your intended target and shot wide, it'd still hit and obliterate something. Although, it is mighty hard to miss a target with the aiming systems modern tanks have..
So, why would you let that happen? You know people are going to get killed; why do you approve?
Because I believe that having such weapons protects us from our government, and would allow for a much reduced military spending as defense could be more easily handled by the people.
Some things are worth the risks associated with them.
The view in Miller that the Second Amendment protects the right to keep and bear arms for certain military purposes, but does not curtail the Legislature’s power to regulate the nonmilitary use and ownership of weapons, is both the most natural reading of the Amendment’s text and the interpretation most faithful to the history of its adoption. The majority fails to identify any new evidence supporting the view that the Amendment was intended to limit the power of Congress to regulate civilian uses of weapons.
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