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That whole concept is quite frankly, bullshit.
If you say so.
I got to tell you though. If I was as concerned about not having a gun as you are, I would have already and long ago traveled out of state and bought a gun and taken it back home.
If you have to shoot someone, well as the gunners state; would you rather be judged by 12 or carried by 6?
Why havent you done that? Or have you and just cant say?
Just dont let a kid get hold of the gun and shoot themselves or someone else. You would have really big problems then.
Freedom to have guns isnt free and it doesnt say it is free in the COtUS. You still have to buy the gun. SO hows that FREE gun ownership?
I believe in the rule of law. I shouldn't have to break one to exercise my rights. Also I am not at the point where I feel the need to break said law to protect myself. My point is I shouldn't have to go through all this crap just to get a revolver for my own house.
The funny thing is that my case proves everything gun rights activists say about oppressive gun laws, that they only stop the law abiding from owning guns. I could go out right now and find someone who could get me a handgun for around $200 illegally, and unless I got really unlucky, the police would never know. Yet they set up their laws to make it as inconvenient as possible for me to get one legally, soley to discourage me from going through the motions to get one.
It also proves most people don't need one.
That is not up to you, or government to decide (unless I have been convicted of a felony or adjudicated for mental defect).
You have said that you haven't needed one. Maybe you want one, but you have not yet had a need. Which is strange given the wild claims of 2a guy. You should probably be dead for not having one according to him.
I haven't needed by right to a trial by jury, nor have I needed my right for my property to not be searched without a warrant. Yet I refuse to give up those rights as well.
If I decide tomorrow that I "need" one, I should be able to go out and buy one with minimal hassle and time. It is my right as a US Citizen with no criminal record and no history of adjudication due to mental defect.
That the City of New York denies me that right solely because they believe that I don't "need" a handgun is criminal and unconstitutional. That people like you support these rules shows why 2nd amendment rights supporters should never trust people like you.