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In reply to the discussion: A steep drop in crime, but do you feel safer? [View all]X_Digger
(18,585 posts)40. If they deny others' rights, then they can be charged under USC § 1983 / 1985
And once convicted of a felony, they fall afoul of the GCA 68.
See: http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/42/1983.shtml and http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/42/usc_sec_42_00001985----000-.html
But until that point? All rights are inherent.
Belonging to an organization, or holding certain beliefs- no matter how detestable- is not in and of itself denying others' rights.
[div class='excerpt']I fail to see how due process would deny an such appeal to tranquility and welfare.
What due process would be involved?!? What judge / tribunal / administrative hearing would a person have faced when deprived of their right to keep and bear arms for being part of some organization? What is the appeals process?!? There is no due process with such a scheme.
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The probability of becoming a victim of a violent crime is so small compared to things like vehicle
slackmaster
Jan 2012
#4
for personal reasons, no. although I have heard a rumor that my attackers have been killed. -
Tuesday Afternoon
Jan 2012
#10
As long as they don't cause a rise, no one should have any problem with it.
friendly_iconoclast
Jan 2012
#20
Disagree. People routinely carrying guns is not good for society, short- or long-term.
Hoyt
Jan 2012
#21
Of course it does. All moralizing prohibitionism is alike at heart.
friendly_iconoclast
Jan 2012
#27
Are you plumping for political tests, or some sort of "niceness" override?
friendly_iconoclast
Jan 2012
#31
One of his biographers attributes it to him, or uses it as a summation of his position.
X_Digger
Jan 2012
#36
I'm still waiting for you to acknowledge people can have legitimate disagreements...
ellisonz
Jan 2012
#49
You'd best get busy if you want to amend the Constitution. It's not easy...
friendly_iconoclast
Jan 2012
#35