uh exactly, PROVE IT. Show proof that there are NO exemptions and that ever person has to purchase it no matter what. This is what I am asking you to do. Prove you statement or retract it. BTW the same can be said about the MA of 1792. If you were a white male citizen you were required to purchase the necessary items. Or did you miss that??
The only exceptions would be those that can't afford it. Or already have coverage of some type.
Do you know what PROOF is?? I have to ask because you seem to believe that saying it is proving it. So can you PROVE there are no expemptions including the one that you listed??
AND as you pointed out below, it did NOT apply to every white male between the ages of 18-45. It ONLY applied to the militia
Sorry but that is NOT the case. Why don't you try READING the MA of 1792, it clearly says
That each and every free able-bodied white male citizen of the respective States, resident therein, who is or shall be of age of eighteen years, and under the age of forty-five years (except as is herein after excepted) shall severally and respectively be enrolled in the militia, by the Captain or Commanding Officer of the company, within whose bounds such citizen shall reside, and that within twelve months after the passing of this Act.
It bascially drafted EVERY white male CITIZEN betwen those ages. Learn to read.
I did. You seem to not get how intellectually dishonest you are by basically saying 'see, see here's a time when a mandate applied to every citizen'. As if that is somehow a valid comparison when the term citizen was far more restrictive then it is now.
Maybe it's you that need to get their learn on. To make two things analogous they must be similar. We are trying to show what the MA would look like today if applied. The problem is the analogy is hard to hold constant because too many variables are different. citizen doesn't mean now what it did then. So the analogy between then and now falls apart as does the broader analogy of making all 'citizens' purchase something.
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