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CreativeDominant -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 8:58:42 AM)

And once again Joe, you negate your own argument:

All the really gun controllers have to do is show remarks from republicans, tea partiers, conservatives, and other screwballs

When will you learn that classifying someone as a screwball is not the way to get anyone to believe that you're really concerned with a rational discussion and not just attempting to beat people down with your same argument?

a. The 2nd amendment does not allow for individual gun ownership
b. Give them up now




slvemike4u -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 8:59:08 AM)

Without reading the thread and it's attendant bullshit apologists for the second....I'm going to comment strictly on the video,rather than respond to the idiots.
First off,he met the criteria for comedy...he was fucking funny.
Second he was correct (while remaining funny)in his attack on the justifications for arming oneself ......gun enthusiasts rational for possessing an arsenal is full of holes .
Third I agree with him,go back to muskets and I'll buy mine [:D]




slvemike4u -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:06:35 AM)


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ORIGINAL: BamaD


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ORIGINAL: ExiledTyrant

Well, there are two glaring errors in this post:

#1 You asked for rational.
#2 You asked for mature.

Clear the runway for the imminent crash and burn.

I would love to have a mature rational conversation on the subject but I don't think I have been in one of these yet where I have not be given some form of telling me that I don't care how many people get killed as long as I get to fondle my guns.

Okay ,let's check that box off than.....
You really don't care how many get killed as long as you can fondle your guns.
Now that may piss you off,but think about it.No matter the carnage(see Sandy Hook) you are never going to agree that as a result of such carnage your second amendment rights(as you read them ) shall be infringed !
Is there something wrong with that assertion ?
If so,point it out.Explain to me where the tipping point is.Tell me just how many need to die before you see the rational behind an infringement on that right.
If you can't quantify the number than the statement is indeed true.
No amount of carnage will affect your views on the matter.So indeed you do not care,at least not sufficiently enough to be willing to do something about it [8|]




CreativeDominant -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:07:28 AM)


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ORIGINAL: slvemike4u

Without reading the thread and it's attendant bullshit apologists for the second....I'm going to comment strictly on the video,rather than respond to the idiots.
First off,he met the criteria for comedy...he was fucking funny.
Second he was correct (while remaining funny)in his attack on the justifications for arming oneself ......gun enthusiasts rational for possessing an arsenal is full of holes .
Third I agree with him,go back to muskets and I'll buy mine [:D]
And Thanks for proving that the video the penguin brought to this discussion had nothing to do with being rational and everything to do with backing his irrational viewpoint...as well as your own.




bounty44 -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:09:48 AM)

am only dropping in to say this. I suspect there are many reasons why leftists (on the whole) don't like guns, and I strongly suspect one of them might be conservatives who are independent and self reliant.

if i am correct, then until that nugget is plumbed, a large part of the conversation occurs on a surface level with the two sides talking past each other.




BamaD -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:10:13 AM)

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ORIGINAL: joether

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A person of your great knowledge and wisdom would know that there is far more case history than Heller, and it overwhelmingly supports my viewpoint on the 2nd. Your view requires that you
A Ignore this fact
B Ignore the fact that the people who wrote the 2nd had the same view on it that I do, that is where I got my view
C Heller was not an end around on the 2nd but a conformation of the view anti gun people have been trying to deny for decades.


There is far more case history that Heller vs. DC. Before than, it was recognized that freedom with firearms rested with militias that were well regulated. That individuals could have firearms, but, there were rules that had to be followed.

Ignore facts?

Lets discuss 'ignoring facts'....

At the current rate of violence by firearms, the 2nd gets nullified in 16-22 years. That the young population has more access and know-how with technology to glean historical records on up to the present with relationship to firearms. That they have seen, been part of, or known someone that was involved in localized shootings or 'massive shootings'. They have no fear of firearms, but do not want people that have an axe to grind for no decent reason easy access to firearms. All the really gun controllers have to do is show remarks from republicans, tea partiers, conservatives, and other screwballs whom come dangerously close to 'crossing the line'. That such 'language' and 'words' is used for intimidation purposes....AND NOT....with advocating a political viewpoint under the 1st amendment.

That firearm used to take something from others brings more headlines in sensational media coverage than someone being slapped upside the head for their lunch money. An we can all blame ourselves for allowing that crap to persist for this long! An of individuals whom want to use their firearms to push an ideology of fear, rage, and threat. That its not saying "hey, we are responsible firearm owners, and we would like to have firearms". How it comes across is "You better not take my gun rights away, or I'll kill you dead!" Yeah, that really doesnt win you over much support.

A comedian comes forward from another nation, makes fun of the gun culture. While most laughed, he did make quite a few good points (none of which are being opposed). Stuff like that tends to seep into the minds of the viewers. People whom might have given you a fair chance at things, now say "yeah that does seem pretty crazy; who the heck behaves that way?" Doesnt take them to long to find examples of that 'crazy'.

You have some good points. But the manner in which they are delivered does you incredible injustice. In ways, your doing damage to your own cause; irrelevant of what anyone else is stating. The only people that listen to 'fear talk' are conservatives. FOX 'news' and other conservative media proves that on a daily basis. Check out the Drudge Report. The whole thing is one massive 'fear, Fear....FEAR!'. People have done their homework and know how you behave and react to things. Its called psychology.

You want to have an individual right to a one or more firearms, right? No strings attached. You'll never get that. Not in this day and age, technology as it is. The facts are heavily against that notion. What is worst here? Its a 'sellers' market. And your not the seller, BamaD. The seller can wait you out. Eventually you will buy, and buy on their terms, NOT, yours. An it will....SUCK....big time! So why go down that path? Doesnt do you any good. Because you have not considered any other paths before you. Keep going down that path, the 2nd is nullified by amendment (i.e. 28th or 29th) in 16-22 years.

So.....

Make a deal. What do you have to lose? Your going to lose the 2nd amendment if you do nothing, right? So how about making a deal with the rest of the nation. That involves dealing with what you cant lose and what you can afford to give up to keep what you cant lose. The other side(s) will do the same. They'll give ground according to their perceptions of what your giving up on. So if you decide not to give up anything at all, or very little; they'll do the same and you'll be right back on the same path as you are now. So the trick is to give up just enough, to keep what you want. That is what is called 'haggling'.

Be objective, BamaD; you'll score more points. No one cares about statistics. Both sides use them to justify a point of view the other side doesn't give a shit about. As the comedian points out, its not you personally whom are getting laws put up; its that guy that missed used his firearm. Or that lady that left her purse open for her child to shoot her in the head. Or the imbecile that shot up a car full of teenagers because he couldn't ask in a polite manner "hey guys, is it possible turn down the music?" These are the people, and their actions (or lack of action) that cause your side headaches. It just adds more 'ammo' for the other side to convince those still in the middle, their side has the right viewpoints.

We are going to lose the 2nd anyway so we should just give it up.
No right comes without some limits, yelling fire in a crowded theater for example.
To pretend that this means there is no right to bear arms, a right, not a privilege for militia members.
Can't use stats but you can make claims like kids are dying in droves because you don't need stats to make the claim. This is particularly true since your claim runs contrary to the facts.
It is your positions that undermine your argument. Until you admit that the 2nd is an individual right, as the people who wrote it insisted, you cannot be taken seriously.
The claim that with the murder rate having gone so high that it will force the loss of the 2nd is only supported by a lack of statistics. Again if you pan attention to the facts you will see that we are in the midst of a dramatic DROP in all crime rates in particular gun crimes. The rational and mature thing would be for calls like yours and Mikes to decrease not to become more frantic.




slvemike4u -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:11:10 AM)


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ORIGINAL: BamaD


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ORIGINAL: joether

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ORIGINAL: BitYakin
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ORIGINAL: joether
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ORIGINAL: BamaD
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ORIGINAL: joether
Because we just....need....another thread on firearms right? Seems every week a new thread starts up with people rehashing the 'reasons' from the previous weeks to have, own, use, trade, make, sell, buy, possibly collect them. Or that they create threads were the underlying reason is in favor of more firearms. Since firearms solve all problems, right?

Well I stumbled upon this individual. And he does make quite a few good points. Can we discussion in a rational and mature manner on what the person brings up?

Take a look for yourself.

Or with people rehashing the same old arguments for trickle down crime fighting.
In order to have a mature rational discussion we have to start with an acknowledgement that firearm ownership in this country is a Constitutional right. We also have to divest ourselves of the notion that the villain is the criminal, not the tool.


No, firearm ownership is not a Constitutional Right (at the individual level). The 'right to bear arms' and 'shall not be infringed' are related to the first sentence of the amendment. Cant have one without the other. Can "A well regulated militia...." have firearms? Yes. Can an individual in good standing with said '....well regulated militia...' have firearms? Yes. Could an individual thrown out of the 'well regulated militia' or never join it? Depends on the laws at the state and federal levels. The firearms the individual has are for their duty with the militia, not their own whims and wishes. They screw around with the militia, the general citizens, or behave irresponsibility, those arms are removed.

Can we agree on this?

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ORIGINAL: BamaD
However I have the feeling that a "rational and mature discussion" means talking about why gun ownership has to be curtailed and excuses to pretend that it is a privilege earned by militia service and not a right.


If you had watched the video, you would understand why firearm ownership at the individual level would be curtailed. Just watching the first 30 seconds and basing your entire view....doesnt count. You are being asked to watch the FULL VIDEO. You can handle it, BamaD. Your a big guy!



No, firearm ownership is not a Constitutional Right (at the individual level).

well the supreme court disagrees with you, but YOU know better so why bother trying to have this RATIONAL CONVERSATION you speak of?

of course you know constitutional law better than EVERY judge who ever ruled on it though!


Yes, the Heller vs DC case? The one in which the US Supreme Court with its 5 conservative justices did an 'end-run-around" the 2nd amendment and reinterpeted to make a decision that was a political win for the GOP. Now what is wrong with that, you might ask? THEY ARENT ALLOWED TO REINTERPRET ANYTHING IN THE US CONSTITUTION! Only Congress, and only in one of four ways (two of which have been used since the country's start). Objectively speaking, Mr. Heller's personal firearm was not in use with 'a well regulated militia...' like his police issued firearm. That he could have have his police issued firearm when off duty was partially the reason to obtain the second firearm. The other is the area to which Mr. Heller lived in was not exactly 'federal ground'. D.C. had two firearm regulations in place that in all regards rendered having a firearm illegal unless one was with law enforcement.

Further, that the US Supreme Court acted out in political game's manship and not Constitutional ability. When does the US Supreme Court step into an issue? When the lower and appealette courts are in disagreement. Notice the US Supreme Court did not enter into gay marriage until one court was in disagreement with the lower court. In the Heller case, the lower court ruled that Mr. Heller's personal firearm was not allowed under DC laws and it was not protected under the 2nd, because the arm was not with use to the police department. The next court up, also sided with DC. So by rights, the US Supreme Court should have....NEVER....entered into the equation.

Now then, the US Supreme Court does weigh in on matters under special circumstances. For example, whether Mr. Obama was a US Citizen and born in Hawaii. Since he's a US President, I'll wager they gave the 'ok' on that one.

That you can not look at the case objectively states all that needs stating.

A person of your great knowledge and wisdom would know that there is far more case history than Heller, and it overwhelmingly supports my viewpoint on the 2nd. Your view requires that you
A Ignore this fact
B Ignore the fact that the people who wrote the 2nd had the same view on it that I do, that is where I got my view
C Heller was not an end around on the 2nd but a conformation of the view anti gun people have been trying to deny for decades.

So you claim to have insight on the views of the writers of the Constitution ?
Why the fuck do we educate specialists in Constitutional law for than....we could all just turn to you and get a ruling[:)]




slvemike4u -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:14:49 AM)


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ORIGINAL: BitYakin


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ORIGINAL: joether

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ORIGINAL: BitYakin
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ORIGINAL: joether
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ORIGINAL: BamaD
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ORIGINAL: joether
Because we just....need....another thread on firearms right? Seems every week a new thread starts up with people rehashing the 'reasons' from the previous weeks to have, own, use, trade, make, sell, buy, possibly collect them. Or that they create threads were the underlying reason is in favor of more firearms. Since firearms solve all problems, right?

Well I stumbled upon this individual. And he does make quite a few good points. Can we discussion in a rational and mature manner on what the person brings up?

Take a look for yourself.

Or with people rehashing the same old arguments for trickle down crime fighting.
In order to have a mature rational discussion we have to start with an acknowledgement that firearm ownership in this country is a Constitutional right. We also have to divest ourselves of the notion that the villain is the criminal, not the tool.


No, firearm ownership is not a Constitutional Right (at the individual level). The 'right to bear arms' and 'shall not be infringed' are related to the first sentence of the amendment. Cant have one without the other. Can "A well regulated militia...." have firearms? Yes. Can an individual in good standing with said '....well regulated militia...' have firearms? Yes. Could an individual thrown out of the 'well regulated militia' or never join it? Depends on the laws at the state and federal levels. The firearms the individual has are for their duty with the militia, not their own whims and wishes. They screw around with the militia, the general citizens, or behave irresponsibility, those arms are removed.

Can we agree on this?

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ORIGINAL: BamaD
However I have the feeling that a "rational and mature discussion" means talking about why gun ownership has to be curtailed and excuses to pretend that it is a privilege earned by militia service and not a right.


If you had watched the video, you would understand why firearm ownership at the individual level would be curtailed. Just watching the first 30 seconds and basing your entire view....doesnt count. You are being asked to watch the FULL VIDEO. You can handle it, BamaD. Your a big guy!



No, firearm ownership is not a Constitutional Right (at the individual level).

well the supreme court disagrees with you, but YOU know better so why bother trying to have this RATIONAL CONVERSATION you speak of?

of course you know constitutional law better than EVERY judge who ever ruled on it though!


Yes, the Heller vs DC case? The one in which the US Supreme Court with its 5 conservative justices did an 'end-run-around" the 2nd amendment and reinterpeted to make a decision that was a political win for the GOP. Now what is wrong with that, you might ask? THEY ARENT ALLOWED TO REINTERPRET ANYTHING IN THE US CONSTITUTION! Only Congress, and only in one of four ways (two of which have been used since the country's start). Objectively speaking, Mr. Heller's personal firearm was not in use with 'a well regulated militia...' like his police issued firearm. That he could have have his police issued firearm when off duty was partially the reason to obtain the second firearm. The other is the area to which Mr. Heller lived in was not exactly 'federal ground'. D.C. had two firearm regulations in place that in all regards rendered having a firearm illegal unless one was with law enforcement.

Further, that the US Supreme Court acted out in political game's manship and not Constitutional ability. When does the US Supreme Court step into an issue? When the lower and appealette courts are in disagreement. Notice the US Supreme Court did not enter into gay marriage until one court was in disagreement with the lower court. In the Heller case, the lower court ruled that Mr. Heller's personal firearm was not allowed under DC laws and it was not protected under the 2nd, because the arm was not with use to the police department. The next court up, also sided with DC. So by rights, the US Supreme Court should have....NEVER....entered into the equation.

Now then, the US Supreme Court does weigh in on matters under special circumstances. For example, whether Mr. Obama was a US Citizen and born in Hawaii. Since he's a US President, I'll wager they gave the 'ok' on that one.

That you can not look at the case objectively states all that needs stating.


I can't look at it objectively? but YOU are the one that says you KNOW BETTER than the SUPREME COURTS

OOOOOOOOOOOOOK

and NOOO they didn't do an end run, the just upheld what most people ALREADY KNEW to be the correct interpretation...

maybe you can explain this lil constitutional detail to us all

throughout the constitution the word PEOPLE refers to individual rights, EXCEPT in this ONE PART where you claim is doesn't mean that...

only someone who refuse to see things objectively would pretend that in this ONE PART of the constitution a word means something DIFFERANT than in EVERY OTHER PART OF IT

So if he must explain the meaning of "people" than perhaps you will take a shot at explaining the meaning of "a well regulated militia"
Fair is fair...and you guys always seem to forget that part,or redefine it to suit your purposes.
I will be interested to hear your stretching of that phrase [8|]




BamaD -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:15:21 AM)


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ORIGINAL: BamaD


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ORIGINAL: ExiledTyrant

Well, there are two glaring errors in this post:

#1 You asked for rational.
#2 You asked for mature.

Clear the runway for the imminent crash and burn.

I would love to have a mature rational conversation on the subject but I don't think I have been in one of these yet where I have not be given some form of telling me that I don't care how many people get killed as long as I get to fondle my guns.

Okay ,let's check that box off than.....
You really don't care how many get killed as long as you can fondle your guns.
Now that may piss you off,but think about it.No matter the carnage(see Sandy Hook) you are never going to agree that as a result of such carnage your second amendment rights(as you read them ) shall be infringed !
Is there something wrong with that assertion ?
If so,point it out.Explain to me where the tipping point is.Tell me just how many need to die before you see the rational behind an infringement on that right.
If you can't quantify the number than the statement is indeed true.
No amount of carnage will affect your views on the matter.So indeed you do not care,at least not sufficiently enough to be willing to do something about it [8|]

I have told you repeatedly that I do care, you just refuse to believe it.
I murder is too many but ignoring one part of the Constitution is too many.
You are clearly too biased on this subject to see anything but what you want too.
Thank you for demonstrating the close mindedness of the anti-gun crowd.




BamaD -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:17:01 AM)


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ORIGINAL: bounty44

am only dropping in to say this. I suspect there are many reasons why leftists (on the whole) don't like guns, and I strongly suspect one of them might be conservatives who are independent and self reliant.

if i am correct, then until that nugget is plumbed, a large part of the conversation occurs on a surface level with the two sides talking past each other.

I have long said that the main thing the left hates about guns is that they represent self reliance rather than dependence.




mnottertail -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:22:22 AM)

I have often said that rightists felch and spew the stupidest shit ever uttered on the planet. Self reliance is to do with self, not external pieces of machined metal, unless you self reliantly machined them yourself, on some rudimentary lathe, smelting your ores and mining your sulphur and saltpeter, performing your castings and smithing your springs.




slvemike4u -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:22:39 AM)


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ORIGINAL: slvemike4u

Without reading the thread and it's attendant bullshit apologists for the second....I'm going to comment strictly on the video,rather than respond to the idiots.
First off,he met the criteria for comedy...he was fucking funny.
Second he was correct (while remaining funny)in his attack on the justifications for arming oneself ......gun enthusiasts rational for possessing an arsenal is full of holes .
Third I agree with him,go back to muskets and I'll buy mine [:D]
And Thanks for proving that the video the penguin brought to this discussion had nothing to do with being rational and everything to do with backing his irrational viewpoint...as well as your own.


So you didn't think it was funny
That's okay with me,humor is subjective and us disagreeing on that is no problem.
I will assert though that I ,being funny myself,have a greater sense of what is,and what is not ,funny than you do.
Now I'll sit back and wait to see how you decide to refute my assertion that he was indeed funny....that is what you were refuting,right ?




freedomdwarf1 -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:25:17 AM)


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ORIGINAL: BamaD


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ORIGINAL: bounty44

am only dropping in to say this. I suspect there are many reasons why leftists (on the whole) don't like guns, and I strongly suspect one of them might be conservatives who are independent and self reliant.

if i am correct, then until that nugget is plumbed, a large part of the conversation occurs on a surface level with the two sides talking past each other.

I have long said that the main thing the left hates about guns is that they represent self reliance rather than dependence.

Would you do without your guns??
I suspect not - and that spells dependence rather than self-reliance.

And I would suggest that your political leanings have little bearing on whether you are a gun nut or not.




slvemike4u -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:25:19 AM)


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ORIGINAL: bounty44

am only dropping in to say this. I suspect there are many reasons why leftists (on the whole) don't like guns, and I strongly suspect one of them might be conservatives who are independent and self reliant.

if i am correct, then until that nugget is plumbed, a large part of the conversation occurs on a surface level with the two sides talking past each other.

Okay,there you go...you went and pissed me off.Now I'm going to have to demand that you back up that assertion with facts.
Where is the evidence that "leftists" are any more dependent on others for their well being...or conversely that conservatives are more independent ?




joether -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:25:50 AM)

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ORIGINAL: BitYakin
I can't look at it objectively? but YOU are the one that says you KNOW BETTER than the SUPREME COURTS

OOOOOOOOOOOOOK


After a set of comments like that? I'd have to say my trust in your ability to be objective is in a serious deficit.

Funny that you disagree with me, but cant raise a rational thought about it. I wonder why that is.....

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ORIGINAL: BitYakin
and NOOO they didn't do an end run, the just upheld what most people ALREADY KNEW to be the correct interpretation...

maybe you can explain this lil constitutional detail to us all


What is the correct interpretation?

Oh that's right, ignore the first half of the 2nd amendment and reinterpret the second have anyway you want, right?

Let's play this logical game BitYakin, Show you how 'full of shit' the viewpoint is....

Are you 'ok' with the following:

The US Government ignoring the first half of the 8th amendment and reinterpreting the second half anyway they want?

You have to say 'yes'. Otherwise, your full of shit!

If its not 'ok', to reinterpret the 8th amendment, nor ignore the parts we disagree on. And its not 'ok' to do that on 25 other amendments. Then its not 'ok' to do that on the 2nd amendment.

They did an 'end run around' the amendment. The only people that cant admit it are the ones who are intellectually dishonest.

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ORIGINAL: BitYakin
throughout the constitution the word PEOPLE refers to individual rights, EXCEPT in this ONE PART where you claim is doesn't mean that...


Does it now?

Lets try that 1st amendment:

"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances."

My English grammar sucks, but that does look like one very long run-on sentence.

According to your 'viewpoint', anything before the word 'people' is not referring to an individual right. So religious freedom is NOT a individual right. Nor freedom of speech. Or the press. Or the right to petition the government over grievances. That's a hefty chunk of the 1st amendment that is not an individual right.

BUT....

You can peacefully assembly, that is an individual right, according to your 'interpretation' of the US Constitution.

How about that 8th amendment that I brought up:

"Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted."

Do you see the word 'people' anywhere there? I dont! According to your 'viewpoint', the 8th must not be an individual right/protection.

Should I try some of the other amendments, that disprove your 'understanding' of words? Got 25 more I'm interested in checking out!

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ORIGINAL: BitYakin
only someone who refuse to see things objectively would pretend that in this ONE PART of the constitution a word means something DIFFERANT than in EVERY OTHER PART OF IT


Being objective does not mean caving into the other's viewpoints. It means to look at your viewpoints in as honest a manner as the views your opposing. For which, in this post, I have disproved your ability to do. Further that you can not be intectually honest further removes your ability to be taken seriously.




slvemike4u -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:30:20 AM)


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ORIGINAL: BamaD


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ORIGINAL: slvemike4u


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ORIGINAL: BamaD


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ORIGINAL: ExiledTyrant

Well, there are two glaring errors in this post:

#1 You asked for rational.
#2 You asked for mature.

Clear the runway for the imminent crash and burn.

I would love to have a mature rational conversation on the subject but I don't think I have been in one of these yet where I have not be given some form of telling me that I don't care how many people get killed as long as I get to fondle my guns.

Okay ,let's check that box off than.....
You really don't care how many get killed as long as you can fondle your guns.
Now that may piss you off,but think about it.No matter the carnage(see Sandy Hook) you are never going to agree that as a result of such carnage your second amendment rights(as you read them ) shall be infringed !
Is there something wrong with that assertion ?
If so,point it out.Explain to me where the tipping point is.Tell me just how many need to die before you see the rational behind an infringement on that right.
If you can't quantify the number than the statement is indeed true.
No amount of carnage will affect your views on the matter.So indeed you do not care,at least not sufficiently enough to be willing to do something about it [8|]

I have told you repeatedly that I do care, you just refuse to believe it.
I murder is too many but ignoring one part of the Constitution is too many.
You are clearly too biased on this subject to see anything but what you want too.
Thank you for demonstrating the close mindedness of the anti-gun crowd.

If you care than you are willing to do something about it.....something more substantial than paying lip service to caring.
And that "something" in order to have any impact starts with admitting that there needs to be a new "reading" of the Second.
An understanding that "individual" can not be separated from "well regulated militia" in the understanding of the Second.
Failing that,the only other thing to do is scrap the whole thing and rewrite it with a clear understanding of modern society and the weapons that have been developed since the days of the musket.




kdsub -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:31:02 AM)

That was great joether.. thanks.

Butch




BamaD -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:48:22 AM)

So you claim to have insight on the views of the writers of the Constitution ?

Well Mike, since I have read what they said about it, yes, I do have insight, and so do the courts, that is why they rule the way I say they should.




thishereboi -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:48:35 AM)


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ORIGINAL: bounty44

am only dropping in to say this. I suspect there are many reasons why leftists (on the whole) don't like guns, and I strongly suspect one of them might be conservatives who are independent and self reliant.

if i am correct, then until that nugget is plumbed, a large part of the conversation occurs on a surface level with the two sides talking past each other.


Well if liking guns is the only indicator I guess that means Detroit is a right wing city.




slvemike4u -> RE: Good Points on Firearms (2/10/2015 9:53:08 AM)


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ORIGINAL: BamaD

So you claim to have insight on the views of the writers of the Constitution ?

Well Mike, since I have read what they said about it, yes, I do have insight, and so do the courts, that is why they rule the way I say they should.

So when a new court issues a different ruling,one that decides the state does indeed have the right to infringe on the "peoples" right to bear arms you will be content to adhere to their rational ?
Somehow I have doubts




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