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Banning ar 15s would have prevented this.
And banning mausers.
And banning those new fangled telescopic sniper sight things.
Banning ar 15s would have prevented this.
And banning mausers.
I think it’s pretty clear you don’t actually know what the word interpretation means.I understand other people have other perspectives. I have a different interpretation of the second amendment and do believe it would be useful.
Ahh, the meta level of attack.I think it’s pretty clear you don’t actually know what the word interpretation means.
That you think interpretation means just make up what ever you want and think that has any bearing on reality is hilarious.Ahh, the meta level of attack.
We don't regulate cars at all not the slightest.
The only thing you are asserting here is that you have a different interpretation and you believe in yours so much that you consider other points of view fascicle. This says more about your lack of open mindedness or objectivity, which is not a me thing.That you think interpretation means just make up what ever you want and think that has any bearing on reality is hilarious.
No, I am simply following the long standing interpretation of the SCOTUS and the actual words written in the constitution.The only thing you are asserting here is that you have a different interpretation and you believe in yours so much that you consider other points of view fascicle. This says more about your lack of open mindedness or objectivity, which is not a me thing.
Yes, you are following your interpretation.No, I am simply following the long standing interpretation of the SCOTUS and the actual words written in the constitution.
I am offering my own interepretation.You are pretending the rather clear statement doesn’t actually mean what the words say. Ie lying.
I am sure you are already aware of the collective rights approach to this amendment.But please explain you interpretation and provide any evidence you have to back that claim up.
No it’s the SCOTUS interpretation as well as the actual meaning of the words written down. As well as the writings of the people who actually wrote the amendment.Yes, you are following your interpretation.
I am offering my own interepretation.
I am sure you are already aware of the collective rights approach to this amendment.
If needed, here is a good overview for both sides of the debate for you to review: https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/second_amendment#:~:text=The Second Amendment of the,without implicating a constitutional right.
The current SCOTUS interpretation is just a matter of who's politics has won out on that venue. It has no real baring on truth. In fact neither side of this debate has baring on truth, its just a matter of preferred social convention.No it’s the SCOTUS interpretation as well as the actual meaning of the words written down. As well as the writings of the people who actually wrote the amendment.
No you are just telling lies any what it means.
Yes I am well aware of the dishonest collective rights argument. And is complete garbage supported by nothing other then its believers imagination. Or their lies. Which ever the case may be.
Review US vs Miller.So tell me why you think the writers of the Constitution used the term the people to mean one thing in certain parts of the Constitution and something else in another. And back that up with anything written by the people who wrote the amendment. Because any one with the least bit of knowledge on the subject would be well aware of the numerous comments we have from the founders proving that claim to be the garbage that it is.
No we do not. I know a feeling that owns 254 cars not a single one is registered and he isn't breaking any laws.We require them to be registered.
Only on the roadwayWe require the drivers to be certified/licensed in their operation.
All of this strictly pertains to the roadway which is an environment where just by being there you put everyone's life at riskWe require their owners to be indemnified in case of causing accidental and bad acts.
No we do not. I know a feeling that owns 254 cars not a single one is registered and he isn't breaking any laws.
You only have to register them if you plan to use them on the roadway.
Only on the roadway
All of this strictly pertains to the roadway which is an environment where just by being there you put everyone's life at risk
Well the claims are probably false unsuspected that from the beginning.Amazing that someone who claims to have been law enforcement for all those years doesn't know this stuff.
No we do not. I know a feeling that owns 254 cars not a single one is registered and he isn't breaking any laws.
You only have to register them if you plan to use them on the roadway.
Only on the roadway
And the point..All of this strictly pertains to the roadway which is an environment where just by being there you put everyone's life at risk
Ok, I wasn’t specific enough, but few -spoke own cars who don’t use them to move themselves about on the public roads. The point is still the point. If you own one and use it for other than making donuts on your own property you gave to register them
And again. Same point.
And the point..
Or on other people's private property. I believe many many guns are used on nothing but private property. Perhaps the majority of them. Whether of guns or motor vehicles one is used on private property more is irrelevant. That rules are the same for each. Until we come to buying the gun as compared to buying a motor vehicle. Then the gun purchase is more regulated.
Depends. Ask a car dealer. The sale from their end of it is quite regulated.
Those are valid points.Ask a gun dealer. The sales from their end of it are quite regulated. They have to do a background check too, which is something car dealers don't have to worry about.
The buyer of a gun has to pass that background check. Something motor vehicle buyers don't have to worry about. A convicted wife beater can buy a car so as to more efficiently stalk his ex that moved out of town to escape him. No questions asked.
Nope. There is no requirement to register a car in order to own one.We require them to be registered.
Nope. There is no requirement that a driver be licensed to operate a motor vehicle on private property.We require the drivers to be certified/licensed in their operation.
Nope. There is no requirement to carry insurance to own a motor vehicle or to drive one on private property.We require their owners to be indemnified in case of causing accidental and bad acts.
Those are valid points.
It doesn’t mean though that my point: that car ownership, operation and need for insurance against liability don’t exist and aren’t an example of how other impactful tools that can cause damage if misused ought to be treated.
There is no such thing. The Supreme Court had told you that every single time the question has come up, starting in 1858.I am sure you are already aware of the collective rights approach to this amendment.
It’s not the current scotus. It’s every single scotus going back to 1858.The current SCOTUS interpretation is just a matter of whose politics has won out on that venue. It has no real baring on truth. In fact neither side of this debate has baring on truth, it’s just a matter of preferred social convention.
You really need to read the miller ruling lolReview US vs Miller.
We've started to examine the possession and purchase of guns vs motor vehicles, and your complaints were weak. I suppose you should answer now if you want guns regulated like motor vehicles, or motor vehicles regulated like guns.
All I want is for dumb, irresponsible and the mentally and emotionally challenged to have limited access to implements that can cause major damage, and for there to be remedies for those injured to be made whole when they cause damage with them.
Cars, guns, heavy equipment, explosives, etc.