We have a Second Amendment and should have no security problems in our free States.

Seems like a legislative management problem.
None of that makes any sense.

The 2nd Amendment does not guarantee security. It simply limits the power of congress, and the states via the 14th amendment (apparently).
 
We have a Second Amendment and should have no security problems in our free States.

Seems like a legislative management problem.
None of that makes any sense.

The 2nd Amendment does not guarantee security. It simply limits the power of congress, and the states via the 14th amendment (apparently).

It's just one of about a half dozen phrases he fires off over and over again. He pretends they mean something.
 
Our Second Amendment has Always been about what the First Clause orders the Second Clause, to do.
So, the first clause orders the second clause?
Yes, it does.
See, that’s your problem. You think words order other words to do something. The constitution orders the federal government, not the words ordering words. Words don’t do anything but convey a message. Words can’t tell other words what to do.

The constitution direct the federal government and the states. Ultimately, it orders people, individuals, how to act or behave, for the benefit of individuals.

Did we forget the purpose of society?
It orders the meaning of the words. The first clause expresses the context. It is not about individual liberty or natural rights.
 
Our Second Amendment has Always been about what the First Clause orders the Second Clause, to do.
So, the first clause orders the second clause?
Yes, it does.
See, that’s your problem. You think words order other words to do something. The constitution orders the federal government, not the words ordering words. Words don’t do anything but convey a message. Words can’t tell other words what to do.

The constitution direct the federal government and the states. Ultimately, it orders people, individuals, how to act or behave, for the benefit of individuals.

Did we forget the purpose of society?
It orders the meaning of the words. The first clause expresses the context. It is not about individual liberty or natural rights.

You claim the amendments don't protect individual rights, yet won't deal with how the first obviously protects your rights as an individual to speak without being part of a regulated group.
 
Our Second Amendment has Always been about what the First Clause orders the Second Clause, to do.
So, the first clause orders the second clause?
Yes, it does.
See, that’s your problem. You think words order other words to do something. The constitution orders the federal government, not the words ordering words. Words don’t do anything but convey a message. Words can’t tell other words what to do.

The constitution direct the federal government and the states. Ultimately, it orders people, individuals, how to act or behave, for the benefit of individuals.

Did we forget the purpose of society?
It orders the meaning of the words. The first clause expresses the context. It is not about individual liberty or natural rights.

You claim the amendments don't protect individual rights, yet won't deal with how the first obviously protects your rights as an individual to speak without being part of a regulated group.

Very true. If the Second Amendment "obviously" only recognizes the right of militias to keep and bear arms, because the word "militia" appears in the Amendment, then the First Amendment equally "obviously" only recognizes the right of the press to free speech, because the word "press" appears in the Amendment, and all these gun-grabbers around here should shut their pieholes immediately, unless they are members of actual news organizations.
 
Our Second Amendment has Always been about what the First Clause orders the Second Clause, to do.
So, the first clause orders the second clause?
Yes, it does.
See, that’s your problem. You think words order other words to do something. The constitution orders the federal government, not the words ordering words. Words don’t do anything but convey a message. Words can’t tell other words what to do.

The constitution direct the federal government and the states. Ultimately, it orders people, individuals, how to act or behave, for the benefit of individuals.

Did we forget the purpose of society?
It orders the meaning of the words. The first clause expresses the context. It is not about individual liberty or natural rights.

You claim the amendments don't protect individual rights, yet won't deal with how the first obviously protects your rights as an individual to speak without being part of a regulated group.
each amendment is separate.

There are no individual rights in our Second Amendment; they are plural and collective.
 
each amendment is separate.

There are no individual rights in our Second Amendment; they are plural and collective.
That is bullshit.

There are no collective rights. Only idiots believe in collective rights that exist separate and distinct from individual rights.

The 2nd Amendment limits the power of congress and the federal government. Nothing more.
 
It orders the meaning of the words. The first clause expresses the context. It is not about individual liberty or natural rights.
It's about the limit of congressional power.
“I ask, sir, what is the militia? It is the whole people except for a few public officials.”
— George Mason
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
 
each amendment is separate.

There are no individual rights in our Second Amendment; they are plural and collective.
That is bullshit.

There are no collective rights. Only idiots believe in collective rights that exist separate and distinct from individual rights.

The 2nd Amendment limits the power of congress and the federal government. Nothing more.
Only in right wing fantasy, do collective rights not exist. It is about context. There are no individual rights. They are Plural and Collective.

The People, the Militia, and the Security of a free State are plural and require, collective action.
 
This has been the universal result every time conceal carry is approved...
Snitsar added that she might drop the class but still wondered if the professor “is aware crime on campus is down in the wake of the [campus carry] policy?”
Crime plummets wherever citizens are permitted to carry firearms.

Guns allowed on campus leads prof to cancel office hours, declare ‘I no longer feel safe’: student

Your article has nothing to do with showing crime on campus is down. No comprehensive study has ever concluded that more or less guns has anything to do with the increase or the decrease of gun crimes. But there was one historical time when life taught a very valuable lesson where almost everyone was armed on the streets and this is why cities and towns passed laws forbidding open carry and automatic hanging offense for using holdout weapons. Fewer guns has no affect at all. More guns within reason has no affect either. More Guns outside of reason will increase the murder rate. Learn from History or be doomed to repeat it.
 
So, the first clause orders the second clause?
Yes, it does.
See, that’s your problem. You think words order other words to do something. The constitution orders the federal government, not the words ordering words. Words don’t do anything but convey a message. Words can’t tell other words what to do.

The constitution direct the federal government and the states. Ultimately, it orders people, individuals, how to act or behave, for the benefit of individuals.

Did we forget the purpose of society?
It orders the meaning of the words. The first clause expresses the context. It is not about individual liberty or natural rights.

You claim the amendments don't protect individual rights, yet won't deal with how the first obviously protects your rights as an individual to speak without being part of a regulated group.
each amendment is separate.

There are no individual rights in our Second Amendment; they are plural and collective.
Na, not really
The Second Amendment just like the First Amendment is all about individual rights and the privacy of those rights
 
This has been the universal result every time conceal carry is approved...
Snitsar added that she might drop the class but still wondered if the professor “is aware crime on campus is down in the wake of the [campus carry] policy?”
Crime plummets wherever citizens are permitted to carry firearms.

Guns allowed on campus leads prof to cancel office hours, declare ‘I no longer feel safe’: student

Your article has nothing to do with showing crime on campus is down. No comprehensive study has ever concluded that more or less guns has anything to do with the increase or the decrease of gun crimes. But there was one historical time when life taught a very valuable lesson where almost everyone was armed on the streets and this is why cities and towns passed laws forbidding open carry and automatic hanging offense for using holdout weapons. Fewer guns has no affect at all. More guns within reason has no affect either. More Guns outside of reason will increase the murder rate. Learn from History or be doomed to repeat it.
People kill people not firearms
 
Yes, it does.
See, that’s your problem. You think words order other words to do something. The constitution orders the federal government, not the words ordering words. Words don’t do anything but convey a message. Words can’t tell other words what to do.

The constitution direct the federal government and the states. Ultimately, it orders people, individuals, how to act or behave, for the benefit of individuals.

Did we forget the purpose of society?
It orders the meaning of the words. The first clause expresses the context. It is not about individual liberty or natural rights.

You claim the amendments don't protect individual rights, yet won't deal with how the first obviously protects your rights as an individual to speak without being part of a regulated group.
each amendment is separate.

There are no individual rights in our Second Amendment; they are plural and collective.
Na, not really
The Second Amendment just like the First Amendment is all about individual rights and the privacy of those rights
Only in right wing fantasy, right wingers. They can't be the same or they would have the same words.

Our Second Amendment is about the security of a free State; it says so in the first clause.
 

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