Recent content by capego

I agree. Please send my regards to the rest of the pity party militia.

Just a "find a fault in my logic" thread, as my threads have been. However, I do need to get back to other things, so I probably won't start a new thread until maybe the next 4th of July.

Even with a contract binding government so plain as the 2nd amendment, and even when you have the military and all government employees swearing an oath to that contract, and even when that contract is public for all to see, it is still not upheld. Given the general right to vote, regardless of...

Only the important parts. I've looked online and I find only very shoddy looking sites for the purpose of either discussing or promoting the constitution (excepting this one, but I don't find online forums are an appropriate place for serious discussion).

The only people I've met or am otherwise familiar with that understand the constitution are federal judges - and all of them knowingly betray it for personal gain (or some secret treaty I am unaware of). There are a few people who have a fairly good understanding, like David Knight, but these...

The PS part was a joke referencing my previous joke on the other thread. Look how misdirected this thread has become. Certifying is when some entity makes a guarantee about the qualifications of something/someone. Other people can then choose whether to hire certified or uncertified people...

It's almost as though freedom has been stricken from the imagination of people. Providing guarantees about quality is different than outlawing work by requiring licensing. If the state governments wanted to, and it was within their constitutions, they could provide certifying entities. For...

Theory: Outlawing of work (requiring a permit/license) is unconstitutional: - US Constitution : `To define and punish ... Offenses against the Law of Nations` - Declaration of Independence: `We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their...

How dare you sense the need for control. I demand you desist posting on my thread. Where's a mod when you need one

Tyranny advocates in this country (liberals) seem to have a major problem with reading comprehension. As I stated "A well regulated Militia," is stated here to indicate it is assumed to arise given the right of the people to bear arms, and it is necessary to ensure a free state. It is not...

Unfortunately, it appears after a period of time the edit option goes away

I agree, but, with particular topics, it seems trolls are otherwise incentivised and will continue to post in an attempt to misdirect threads with side conversations which have some minor relevance (what sort of ants do the tanks run over). My perspective is, the OP should be able to publicly...

PS, is it possible to edit my post to format the quotes to italics on (#108 /threads/2nd-amendment-unapologetic-meaning.694266/page-11#post-20290402) I don't think people are familiar enough with triple quotes to differentiate my content from content I'm quoting.

If I were discussing engineering a tank with some coworkers and some gnat kept coming in talking about how "tanks kill ants" and "we shouldn't be engineering a tank", although these topics include tanks, they are off topic and counter constructive to the purpose of the discussion. Normally I...

Don't spam my thread. You've literally read the date of the quote, with no understanding of the quote or the content of my article, and used that to spam my thread. Go away.