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Why did these right have to upheld some hundred years after the constitution was ratified? Because the original constitution did not guarantee them any rights...
You realize they were vastly outnumbered, don't you?
For some reason gun nuts believe that their guns would help them in any situation. You realize that guns then meant slow-loading muskets? Lol
They weren't outnumbered in Africa. Even being outnumbered here you might win the battle but lose the war. It doesn't make sense to bring them here just to shoot them.
What guns? Muskets that required 2 minutes to be loaded? Lol you think at that time you could just walk around with a loaded musket herding captured Africans onto a ship? Lol
You certainly couldn't with a stick. Are you trying to claim that African's were too stupid to simply run away?
We fought off the British with these guns did we not? Would we have been able to with sticks?
You realize they were vastly outnumbered, don't you?
For some reason gun nuts believe that their guns would help them in any situation. You realize that guns then meant slow-loading muskets? Lol
Do you realize that allowing muskets then would have meant that they had and allowed citizens to have equal weaponry to that of the military at that time? So if you want to compare then to now, we should be allowed to buy and carry "real" assault weapons.
Ok. And now our common sense tells us that the second made sense when there was no police, FBI, border patrol and we were faced with a possibility of British Invasion but not in 2014 when were much more organized as a society.
If that is what you believe as I've said many times, work to change it. I wish you luck.
Are you trying to tell me that before invention of gun powder there were no slaves that could be captured and held in captivity even though there were no guns around? Lol
Yes there was. The strongest won. Guns equalized things. I can be in a wheelchair and you are still dead when I shoot you.
Ok. And now our common sense tells us that the second made sense when there was no police, FBI, border patrol and we were faced with a possibility of British Invasion but not in 2014 when were much more organized as a society.
it still make sense now because in most cases when a crime is being committed, e.g, someone is being raped or murdered, no police, FBI, or border patrol is anywhere to be found. Furthermore, the Right to Bear Arms also includes our right to defend ourselves from the police, FBI, or any other government agency should it ever have to come to that now or in the future.
Not the strongest - better trained and organized. Yes, a guy in a wheelchair can kill me just as well, in reality though it'd much easier for me to get into a position where I have a clear shot than for a guy in a wheelchair. But that's not the point, is it? Lol
So if our better organized military invaded Iran without guns or missiles, we would prevail? Do you EVER think before you write?
Not the strongest - better trained and organized. Yes, a guy in a wheelchair can kill me just as well, in reality though it'd much easier for me to get into a position where I have a clear shot than for a guy in a wheelchair. But that's not the point, is it? Lol
You are right......Africans weren't in wheelchairs.
Are you trying to tell me that before invention of gun powder there were no slaves that could be captured and held in captivity even though there were no guns around? Lol
You know they had slaves in Ancient Rome, don't you? Lol
You know that Rome had a standing army that killed dissenters don't you?
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