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I suppose everybody here supported Edward Snowden, who pointed out that our 4th amendment protection against unreasonable search and seizure was being violated? Sure you did.
We've got a real group of Constitutional scholars here, not a bunch of dudes in love with guns.
I suppose everybody here supported Edward Snowden, who pointed out that our 4th amendment protection against unreasonable search and seizure was being violated? Sure you did.
We've got a real group of Constitutional scholars here, not a bunch of dudes in love with guns.
I support Snowden's whistle blower attitude....
Don't paint with such a wide brush.
I suppose everybody here supported Edward Snowden, who pointed out that our 4th amendment protection against unreasonable search and seizure was being violated? Sure you did.
We've got a real group of Constitutional scholars here, not a bunch of dudes in love with guns.
I have always supported Edward Snowden here, and I very much support Second Amendment protections. I can't speak for anyone else, though; if anyone does support Second Amendment protections then one should support the protections of the whole Bill of Rights, seeing as not doing so only weakens and compromises one's position on gun rights by opening up "backdoors" to gun control.
I have always supported Edward Snowden here, and I very much support Second Amendment protections. I can't speak for anyone else, though; if anyone does support Second Amendment protections then one should support the protections of the whole Bill of Rights, seeing as not doing so only weakens and compromises one's position on gun rights by opening up "backdoors" to gun control.
This bears repeating! IMO the 2nd protects the rest of the Bill of Rights. Get rid of the 2nd, and kiss the rest of them goodbye!
This bears repeating! IMO the 2nd protects the rest of the Bill of Rights. Get rid of the 2nd, and kiss the rest of them goodbye!
Our founders, signers of the Constitution and those that fought in the revolution to free us from a tyrannical government, used what is now called the 2nd amendment to fight tyranny.
Just allowing a government to exist, the founders knew full well power is addicting and the government would eventually try to break the Bill of Rights to enslave the people once again.
The very thing that made our freedom from tyranny happen was also place strategically and worded so it could never be removed, into the document to preserve it, meaning an overbearing tyrannical government could die by the peoples arms, as easy as the people, who are free, allow government to exist.
That is the reason any law that involves arms, is unconstitutional... PERIOD.
Government has no say in the arms we make, distribute, keep or carry, unless their goal and intent is oppressive enslavement of the people by trashing the Constitution.
This has nothing to do with race: we have a conservative black justice on the supreme court who was appointed by a Republican. If your argument is that mentally ill people should not have guns, who defines mental illness? We are close now with this administration to conservatism being defined as mental illness, and liberals are unable to have civil conversations with people who oppose your views because you ridicule us and deem us dangerous. Would you want a Republican president defining mental illness? Would you want to be considered mentally ill because of your political views? Would you want a Republican president signing executive orders on issues with which you disagree? If you are for a Democratic president signing executive orders but against a Republican president doing the same, you are a hypocrite. If you do not like the Constitution, you are the extremist. Republicans strictly interpret the Constitution, and Democrats thwart the Constitution every time they have opportunities. Americans who appreciate our system and whose views align with limited government are not extremists in our views. Liberals need to stop that kind of rhetoric against conservatives because that is what is dangerous and eventually leads to genocide.
Chance and Change, you said, "Anything in this society that harms people, should be managed under stern regulations." If you think that, does that apply to cars, pressure cookers, and knives? All three of those objects have been used in attacks or have injured people.
Would you like to be told to sit down for your views? If you would not like that, please do not belittle people who disagree with your views. Agreement with the second amendment is not a Confederate idea, it is American.
I suppose everybody here supported Edward Snowden, who pointed out that our 4th amendment protection against unreasonable search and seizure was being violated? Sure you did.
We've got a real group of Constitutional scholars here, not a bunch of dudes in love with guns.
i supported snowdens whistle blowing actions, i did NOT support him going to china and russia to do it though.
as for the constitution, it is simple enough to read, and understand, for the average person if they are willing to put in the time.
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