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In reply to the discussion: What defines "reasonable restrictions"? [View all]iverglas
(38,549 posts)61. see my post 59
A course in constitutional law might really help you, I say in all sincerity.
You could peruse some of these web pages to your advantage:
http://www.google.ca/search?num=30&hl=en&safe=off&complete=0&site=webhp&q=%22united+states%22+%22supreme+court%22+%22reasonable+restriction%22&btnG=Search
"united states" "supreme court" "reasonable restriction"
(Apologies; haven't figured out how obfuscated links at this place work yet.)
Who knows; perhaps some of the people you are listening to actually know what they're talking about!
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I think banning third-trimester abortions is a reasonable restriction
Common Sense Party
Jan 2012
#67
You are challenging the most sacred, most liberal, most progressive, most important of all rights!
TPaine7
Jan 2012
#69
I asked that a few years back and got abusive and irrational hysterics in response
TPaine7
Dec 2011
#8
For the most part, I agree with you on these. Having to purchase a product to exercise a
SlimJimmy
Dec 2011
#24
You know if you worked at it ... just a little ... you could be even less informed
DonP
Dec 2011
#40
Not when it comes to Constitutionally protected activities. See "Minneapolis Star v. Minnesota"...
friendly_iconoclast
Dec 2011
#54
It is when the taxes act to limit availability. And there are already taxes on guns and ammo.
friendly_iconoclast
Jan 2012
#99
Well, I invite the advocates of reasonable restrictions to define that term
Nuclear Unicorn
Dec 2011
#18
You mean that CCW licenses should be honored universally, like driver's licenses...
friendly_iconoclast
Dec 2011
#55
Yes, political surveys rarely contain validity checks to ensure that the answers are meaningful
slackmaster
Jan 2012
#101