joether -> RE: Obama enforcing Gun Control (1/5/2016 12:05:40 PM)
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But if Obama fail, then, it just means, the second amendment is as literally as it is, which is good to know. This has nothing to do with the 2nd amendment... this is not taking guns away or limiting their right to own. This is simply regulation of guns that has been done for many years with the approval of the courts... nothing new in the law... Opposition will only come from the crazies who will try to use it politically and this will fail, I believe it will anyway, because many Americans want stronger regulation of weapons. Butch Talk about absurd, any regulation on anything is limiting whatever it regulates. What is a law, BamaD? Its a regulation. The 2nd amendment, is a law. Therefore, by logic, it is a regulation. You are against regulations; therefore, if using logic, your against the existence of the 2nd amendment. Care to advance your pathetic argument past a 4th grade level? Simple the Constitution regulates (limits) government, not the people. What is the US Constitution, BamaD? A set of laws. What is a law? A regulation. Actually, the US Constitution was created to handle two very important concepts: 1 ) Defining the Government's power over all those found within its domain of control. 2 ) Defining the Government's limit on power over all those found within its domain of control. The people, are just as limited as the government. You do not have an unlimited right on anything. Each of the amendments have their exceptions. That implies the 2nd as well. But thanks to corporate money, unscrupulous people, and a massive number of conservative 'low information voters', the 2nd has been corrupted. Should we be at all surprise by what would follow? quote:
ORIGINAL: BamaD I don't opposse all regulations. We are not dealing with all the regulations, just those pertaining to the topic. quote:
ORIGINAL: BamaD A regulation that doesn't allow people to drive 150 miles an hour is good, but in spite of what your people claim it does limit the use of an automobile. Why were speed limits created back in the day? To conserve on gas consumption. Later, after using science in many tests, did we find that physics really does apply to cars. That it is easier to slow and stop at a low speed rather than a high one. Now, if only the penalty for breaking a law applied to one's gross income rate rather then a standardized amount; we'd have less rich people breaking the rules of the road. Of course, there would be a minimal level of penalty. I believe it is Montana that does not have a speed limit on their high ways. If firearms wee handled the same way as automobiles, would we have as much destruction with them as current? quote:
ORIGINAL: BamaD Here we don't have a law prohibiting fireing a firearm in the city limits, but if you do without a good reason they get you for reckless endangerment. Go figure, non firearm citizens have as much right to how firearms are used as the owners of firearms. If you fire a gun in certain areas and do not have a REALLY good reason (i.e. self defense), your taken to the court to have a judge decide things. Even on self defense, the person is investigated to determine if the action was self defense or not.
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