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In reply to the discussion: 3 people were killed at a UPS today. 13 killed in last 72 hours. WHY do we have [View all]Abq_Sarah
(2,883 posts)14. I must have missed something
Because I'm pretty sure no one in Congress right now was responsible for authoring the Bill of Rights.
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3 people were killed at a UPS today. 13 killed in last 72 hours. WHY do we have [View all]
Maraya1969
Jun 2017
OP
I would say that empathizing with them when all they want to do is destroy us
FiveGoodMen
Jun 2017
#109
There actually was a thread for all the victims of gun violence. It's here somewhere if you look.
luvMIdog
Jun 2017
#3
some people are slower to learn. Our society has so many thing to learn we just keep trying and
luvMIdog
Jun 2017
#7
Thanks for that sane statement. You reminded me of my Buddhist beliefs that I let fly out the
Maraya1969
Jun 2017
#8
I'm 60 :D Yes, these are troubled times. We have to keep planting trees, sweeping the kitchen in
luvMIdog
Jun 2017
#13
I'm with you. All shootings are tragic, but why does it only matter to the media when rich, white
smirkymonkey
Jun 2017
#12
Irrelevant, since militia membership is not a prerequisite for firearm possession.
Marengo
Jun 2017
#24
Where today is a US citizen denied the right to possess a firearm unless they are enrolled in...
Marengo
Jun 2017
#30
Nope, and your diversionary tactic is obvious. Shall I take that as a concession?
Marengo
Jun 2017
#39
Still waiting for an example of where firearm ownership is only permitted to persons enrolled...
Marengo
Jun 2017
#41
Still waiting for you to provide an example of where firearm ownership is only permitted to...
Marengo
Jun 2017
#43
Still waiting for you to provide an example of where firearm ownership is only permitted for persons
Marengo
Jun 2017
#45
STILL waiting for you to provide an example of where firearm ownership is only permitted to persons
Marengo
Jun 2017
#47
Ahhhh, so it IS a semantics game you are playing to avoid answering the question.
Marengo
Jun 2017
#49
No, you did not, and you know this. Otherwise, you would not continue with this absurd effort...
Marengo
Jun 2017
#51
And STILL waiting for you to provide an example of where firearm ownership is only permitted for
Marengo
Jun 2017
#54
Still waiting for you to provide an example of where firearm ownership is only permitted for
Marengo
Jun 2017
#58
In other words, you can't as your position is entirely untenable and your only "out" is a...
Marengo
Jun 2017
#62
At this point, you have answered in a manner. By continuing to duck and dodge long after it has...
Marengo
Jun 2017
#67
I have repeatedly stated you have not. Rather than acknowledge this and proceed with...
Marengo
Jun 2017
#74
Wow! It's rare to find someone who so vigorously rubs their own nose in their own fail, and publicly
Marengo
Jun 2017
#78
Where has the first half been enforced as a legal prerequisite for the ownership of firearms...
Marengo
Jun 2017
#82
If that is the case, at some point of time and somewhere in the United States, militia membership..
Marengo
Jun 2017
#84
Still waiting on a link or cite to where I've stated I support "unconditional gun sales".
Marengo
Jun 2017
#95
Your position isn't "consistent" It's nonsensical. Government, Federal and state, can and do impose
Marengo
Jun 2017
#97
Do you acknowledge that I am not in favor of "unconditional gun sales" as I stated that I am...
Marengo
Jun 2017
#99
Heller did not find the right to be unconditional, and acknowledged that as Heller conceded the
Marengo
Jun 2017
#101
What would be the precedent for a reversal? If the meaning is so clear, how can there be such
Marengo
Jun 2017
#108
That hunting is not specifically mentioned actually reinforces the individual interpretation...
Marengo
Jun 2017
#111
I agree with you, and junked my NRA membership long ago. I'm an FFL holder, and would like to see...
Marengo
Jun 2017
#80
I do know that there have been instances in the past where state laws were either proposed ...
mr_lebowski
Jun 2017
#87
A majority of state constitutions enumerate the right to keep and bear arms to varying degrees...
Marengo
Jun 2017
#89
Hey, where's that link or cite I asked for to back up your claim that I support "unconditional...
Marengo
Jun 2017
#94
'Collective' right is not at all a 'recent invention', it's the 'individual' that's the recent one
mr_lebowski
Jun 2017
#92
US v Miller, and the case examined only the issue of whether or not the firearm could be...
Marengo
Jun 2017
#93
Since BARs were very much used by the military (BTW as were short barreled shotguns),
jmg257
Jun 2017
#105
I find that people who have a need to quietly insert a negative comment about
Maraya1969
Jun 2017
#35
Millions of Democrats and Progressives have guns and support the 2nd Amendment.
gilbert sullivan
Jun 2017
#61