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Zeitghost

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19. Yes really

Reply to Caliman73 (Reply #15)

Tue Dec 7, 2021, 08:59 PM

Dec 2021

The 2A being applied to the states is not the same as the states being unable to regulate firearms, just as the federal government can regulate firearms. Despite the claims of the NRA, the SCotUS has not ruled that any regulation is an infringement.

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"The right of the people to bear arms ... shall not be infringed." [View all] IggleDuer Dec 2021 OP

Yeah, it's like a poll tax, right? AndyS Dec 2021 #1

We have the right to bear arms but I think the government has the right doc03 Dec 2021 #2

It's too cold for bare arms... dchill Dec 2021 #4

Regulating guns has been shot down by Congress. IggleDuer Dec 2021 #5

Fully automatic weapons have been tightly regulated since the 1934 NFA. maxsolomon Dec 2021 #18

Ehh dunno kwolf68 Dec 2021 #3

And the Repubs ignore that thing about the "Well-Regulated Militia." IggleDuer Dec 2021 #7

The Supreme Court already ruled on the comma allowing people the right to bear arms. marie999 Dec 2021 #10

Infringed upon by the National Congress. Caliman73 Dec 2021 #6

If I cannot afford the guns that I want, isn't my freedom infringed? IggleDuer Dec 2021 #8

No marie999 Dec 2021 #11

I Get Your Point, But... ProfessorGAC Dec 2021 #13

Prior to McDonald vs Chicago that was the case Zeitghost Dec 2021 #12

Not really. Caliman73 Dec 2021 #15

Yes really Zeitghost Dec 2021 #19

Is the right to bare arms an argument we will be having... LiberatedUSA Dec 2021 #9

How much did Biden or Clinton talk about it? maxsolomon Dec 2021 #16

Gun control is a serious matter requiring serious arguments hack89 Dec 2021 #14

+1. Really a stupid Original Post. I say nothing about the poster. . . .nt Bernardo de La Paz Dec 2021 #23

So people should be allowed to have bear arms? Fried with corn flakes or bread crumbs? madinmaryland Dec 2021 #17

Don't give them any ideas jimfields33 Dec 2021 #20

Require insurance for your guns... No denial of Constutional rights. keithbvadu2 Dec 2021 #21

No. You are barking up the wrong bush. Not even a tree. More like a daisy. Why bother w this nonsens Bernardo de La Paz Dec 2021 #22

*LOCKING* Spazito Dec 2021 #24