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Greg Hardy Has a Collection of 25-30 Firearms

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By dgr81,
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I don't even remember what my college professor had to say about the 2nd amendment, and my choice of college has nothing to do with the conversation.  But I suppose if I have to be an idiot, being a college educated one is better than any.

 

Who do you think is trying to gain optimus prime... I mean optimum power?  I'm curious who you think the threat of gaining too much power is.

 

The only people that have manipulated the Constitution is the NRA and gun advocates.

 

If gun advocates want to honor the Constitution, if they choose to exercise their right to own a gun, they should have to volunteer themselves for military duty whenever called upon.  At least that way they are actually honoring the purposes of the 2nd amendment.

 

you realize that the original drafts that you've alluded to weren't ratified for a reason, right?

 

that's like saying "the speed limit on I-77 is XX MPH, but they originally wanted it to be YY, therefore, it is YY"

 

 

 

 

eta: i apologize for adding to the off-topic topic of this off-topic thread

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you realize that the original drafts that you've alluded to weren't ratified for a reason, right?

that's like saying "the speed limit on I-77 is XX MPH, but they originally wanted it to be YY, therefore, it is YY"

It is not at all like that IMO. It would be more like they intended the speed limit to be XX MPH, but a powerful and influential lobby convinced the public and the leaders they bought it actually is YY MPH

I think the original text is necessary to better contextualize the intent of the amendment and it is likely that they shortened it because they felt it had redundancies that they believed were self evident, or were covered in other parts of the Constitution, therefore unnecessary.

"A well regulated militia, composed of the body of the people, being the best security of a free State; the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed; but no one religiously scrupulous of bearing arms, shall be compelled to render military service in person"

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Born and raised in Denmark, Europe but with a big heart for the States...

 

Though your laws regarding guns and the view on guns is just an area in which I simply can't understand you.

 

Here, its illegal to own a gun and I have never been put in a situation were I needed a gun in any way to protect myself. Maybe because no one else is carring a gun.

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Born and raised in Denmark, Europe but with a big heart for the States...

 

Though your laws regarding guns and the view on guns is just an area in which I simply can't understand you.

 

Here, its illegal to own a gun and I have never been put in a situation were I needed a gun in any way to protect myself. Maybe because no one else is carring a gun.

You are fortunate.

 

In some South American countries it is illegal to own a gun and those who own them rob and kidnap family members.  I refused to go to my wife's country because I could not legally bring my gun.  There is no way I'm going to travel in a country full of crime without a weapon.

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