For someone with your limited mental capabilities... yeah, you would only comprehend just one aspect of the definition of "to bear".
That was Oddball's point. I done schooled him on further definitions and he hasn't been back. Doesn't matter anyway since the Amendment reads "the right of the people to keep and bear Arms", so "keep" is already there.
Notice it doesn't say "use" Arms though. Just 'keep' and 'bear'.
Can I get my SCOTUS seat now?
By definition the term "to bear" also implies "to use".
Ah, "implies" but doesn't "say". Inasmuch as I've heard some make the argument that the right to drive cars or fly planes aren't mentioned in the Constitution and therefore they're "unconstitutional"... well this is why I want that SCOTUS seat.
Plus I hear the workday is like really short, and in special cases you can dress up in Gilbert and Sullivan garb.
I'd look really good in that. It's my colour.
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