KungFusion
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Originally Posted by KungFusion
I'm not skipping out - but i happen to work for a living. You have yet to contradict any of my points with anything other than "your wrong" and "it doesn't work that way" . . .
And you havent done anything to show that licensing and registration are inherent to the exercise to the right of arms.
Until you can produce a viable argument that registration and licensing are inherent to the exercise of the right to arms, the claim that they are an "infringement" upon the right to arms stands."
Well there you go again - i've made the argument as to why it is inherent several times, and all you do is deny that i made it in the first place. You don't make a counterargument to defend your position, and you refuse to even ATTEMPT an argument as to why registration constitutes an "infringement". So i guess we're at an impasse . . .
This is why gun owners so often fail when they try to mount legal resistance to permitting and registration laws. Without a sympathetic judge, they simply have no leg to stand on.
Originally Posted by KungFusion
I'm not skipping out - but i happen to work for a living. You have yet to contradict any of my points with anything other than "your wrong" and "it doesn't work that way" . . .
And you havent done anything to show that licensing and registration are inherent to the exercise to the right of arms.
Until you can produce a viable argument that registration and licensing are inherent to the exercise of the right to arms, the claim that they are an "infringement" upon the right to arms stands."
Well there you go again - i've made the argument as to why it is inherent several times, and all you do is deny that i made it in the first place. You don't make a counterargument to defend your position, and you refuse to even ATTEMPT an argument as to why registration constitutes an "infringement". So i guess we're at an impasse . . .
This is why gun owners so often fail when they try to mount legal resistance to permitting and registration laws. Without a sympathetic judge, they simply have no leg to stand on.