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Ban guns!


Ban Guns?  

39 members have voted

  1. 1. Ban all guns?

    • yes
      2
    • no
      37
  2. 2. Ban only rifles with high-capacity magazines

    • yes
      8
    • no
      31


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You should read the USSC rulings on the subject as well as most state constitutions on this subject.

Again, people applying a 21st Century take on an 18th Century document. Add to that the fact that the Supreme Court has a majority of Justices who already side with the "gun rights above all else" crowd, and you aren't going to get an objective interpretation anyway.

 

The Second Amendment isn't the only amendment to get a skewed interpretation. The First Amendment, which protects free speech, has been more broadly interpreted to protect all manner of expression, including burning an American flag, which isn't speech at all.

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Again, people applying a 21st Century take on an 18th Century document. Add to that the fact that the Supreme Court has a majority of Justices who already side with the "gun rights above all else" crowd, and you aren't going to get an objective interpretation anyway.

The Second Amendment isn't the only amendment to get a skewed interpretation. The First Amendment, which protects free speech, has been more broadly interpreted to protect all manner of expression, including burning an American flag, which isn't speech at all.

well again, you should take a closer look at this and the discussions that surrounded it as well as the state constitutions written back in the day.
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Any interpretation of the Constitution should give the widest possible definitions to the terms used with the intent of protecting the rights of citizens. It should be assumed that the intent was to limit legislation, not to encourage it.

 

After-the-fact proacativity is pure politics designed to play on emotions to support short sighted agendas. Carrying weapons on school grounds is already illegal. Murder is already illegal. What's the point of creating another unenforceable law that doesn't even address the root of the problem?

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uh, you also said that because of that they could not objectively interpret the Constitution. so you're saying that they side with the crowd but they don't side with the ideals and regardless of that they cant be objective? that seems reasonable enough.

Uh, no. I said that they were on the side of that crowd, not that they were part of it or that guns were their primary focus. Thanks for playing.

 

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Lifetime disagrees.

Of course. By using the word "bunch", I implied bananas, which means that the women in the truck weren't in real danger. Or maybe it was a veiled racial slur directed at any black officers who were present. Or perhaps I implied Bradys, which means that the whole thing was staged to film a bad sitcom, trivializing the real danger in the situation.

 

People who concern themselves as much with how something is said as with the content are too tedious for me to deal with.

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