Kinda like how your ilk seems happy about this since a "gun nut" got murdered by Feds?
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It looks like Biden's ATF murdered Bryan Manilowski
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Or kneeling on a neck for 9 minutes.
I told you guys he misspelled the n-word in the Niger thread.
This guy's guns were found on crime scenes.
He was not only a gun turd but he also FAFO
This is why registering guns and treating them like cars should be mandatory.
No, we just have to repeal your misinterpretation of 2A.
Gun laws always existed.
Nothing to do with 2A
What do you think a right is?
Registration and treating them like cars makes it into a privilege
I know you have this dream of arming the homeless and having them lay siege and winning in the most pyrrhic of victories but it's going to require more to push that policy through government than passing out blunts and whiskey for a Surviving the Game screening.
Or not.
I want full on wars of homeless that we can watch and bet on
I would love to see someone who rises as a bum general complete an encirclement like the Battle of Cannae
Both the Romans and Carthaginians were way ahead of their time.
If we really wanted to start showing some solid symbolism, lower the Bonneville Salt Flats by a few feet that won't be missed. Airdrop it over the entire Middle East as a message to stop fucking around. How much biblicism they ascribe to it is up to them.
This
I do too. Except like you said I want to see odds on Draft Kings and sh!t. I don't want to freeze my balls off in Pennsylvania all winter, then have to march to Yorktown.
There are thousands of gun laws in the books. Local, state, federal.
In the days of the founding fathers, every gun owner had to register their gun and receive training. They also banned untrustworthy people from owning guns (slaves and loyalists for example). But you go girl!
How is registering a gun taking the rights from you?
You still have the right to own a gun.
And again, gun laws existed for 100 years.
And here we are, in a country that has twice as many guns as people.
Gun laws didn't stop people from buying as many guns as they want, just like this dead gun turd.
Yes, George Floyd was murdered. I said so then, and I say so now. Floyd's murderer was convicted and imprisoned. That was no excuse to riot, loot and burn.
Where is your admission of the facts of this case?
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Liars lie.
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The founding fathers did not require every gun owner to register their gun and receive training. In fact, the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, ratified in 1791, states that “the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” This amendment has been interpreted to mean that individuals have a constitutional right to own and carry firearms, without the need for registration or training.
However, it is true that some of the founding fathers, such as Thomas Jefferson and George Washington, were strong advocates for gun ownership and the right to bear arms. Jefferson, in particular, believed that a well-armed citizenry was essential for the defense of liberty and the protection of individual rights.
Regarding the ban on untrustworthy people owning guns, it is true that some of the founding fathers, such as Thomas Jefferson, believed that certain individuals, including slaves and loyalists, should not be allowed to own firearms. Jefferson wrote in his draft of the Virginia Constitution that “no free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms.” However, this statement was not intended to imply that all free men had the right to own firearms, but rather that the right to bear arms was a fundamental right of free men, and that it was essential for the defense of liberty and the protection of individual rights.....
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The Militia Act of 1792 required gun ownership, gun registration and gun training for all men 16 and older.Liars lie.
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The founding fathers did not require every gun owner to register their gun and receive training. In fact, the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, ratified in 1791, states that “the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” This amendment has been interpreted to mean that individuals have a constitutional right to own and carry firearms, without the need for registration or training.
However, it is true that some of the founding fathers, such as Thomas Jefferson and George Washington, were strong advocates for gun ownership and the right to bear arms. Jefferson, in particular, believed that a well-armed citizenry was essential for the defense of liberty and the protection of individual rights.
Regarding the ban on untrustworthy people owning guns, it is true that some of the founding fathers, such as Thomas Jefferson, believed that certain individuals, including slaves and loyalists, should not be allowed to own firearms. Jefferson wrote in his draft of the Virginia Constitution that “no free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms.” However, this statement was not intended to imply that all free men had the right to own firearms, but rather that the right to bear arms was a fundamental right of free men, and that it was essential for the defense of liberty and the protection of individual rights.....
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Five types of gun laws the Founding Fathers loved
A leading historian of constitutional thought says the contemporary Second Amendment debate is founded on serious misunderstandings.
theconversation.com
Stupid founders and their stupid well-regulated militia. Rabble rabble terk er gerns.The Militia Act of 1792 required gun ownership, gun registration and gun training for all men 16 and older.
Five types of gun laws the Founding Fathers loved
A leading historian of constitutional thought says the contemporary Second Amendment debate is founded on serious misunderstandings.
Gun laws only started as a way to give government the upper hand. Remember, they all came from Prohibition
what do you think government will do with that registration information? It takes multiple rights from us
Five types of gun laws the Founding Fathers loved
A leading historian of constitutional thought says the contemporary Second Amendment debate is founded on serious misunderstandings.
theconversation.com
AGAIN, Why would the founding fathers have used an argument against keeping and bearing arms to justify the edict "the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed"? They wouldn't, and they didn't. Your "militia" clause cannot, and does not, mean what you say it means.
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You keep blaming the government, as though they have the motivation to fuck with you for no reason.
Government exists to keep the balance between people like you, who think they're entitled to do whatever they want, regardless of the consequences for the rest of the population, and the people like me.
They are doing a shitty job but not for the reasons you state.
Saying that registering a gun takes your rights away, is like saying that registering a car prevents you from owning or driving a car. Preposterous.