Banning gun sales to young American adults under 21 is unconstitutional, judge rules

[BoostedHayabusa]

Then you need to actively seek the changes to the 2 amendment to read that. As it stands, Heller V District of Columbia IS the gun laws.

Yes, I write my representatives letters on a regular basis.

 

[BoostedHayabusa]

And I stand with Heller V ruling.

I wasn't talking to you. Thanks for sharing.

 

[ReinyDays]

... join the military ...

Yeah, the first part of the 2nd Amendment ... what's the point of citizen-solders if they don't have guns? ... also, try reading Article I of your own State Constitution ... makes the argument moot in most states ....

 

[Bell Huey]

You have your interpretation, I have mine.

Yes sir, you can join the military, travel to foreign lands, shoot at people and get shot yourself Mr. 18 year old. But no, you can't buy a handgun from a FFL.

 

[miketx]

Wouldn't that make it rather difficult to eat?

Yeah, I guess so.

 

[Woodznutz]

I think things got way out of hand when the NRA decided to be the Lobbyists for the Gun Manufacturers. Many of us left the NRA when that happened.

I left the NRA when they refused to use actual case histories instead of throwing out meaningless statistics, to defend gun rights.

 

[Bell Huey]

I wasn't talking to you. Thanks for sharing.

Never stopped you before. Thanks for sharing.

 

[BoostedHayabusa]

I think things got way out of hand when the NRA decided to be the Lobbyists for the Gun Manufacturers. Many of us left the NRA when that happened.

That being said, I disagree. When I head for the hills (right outside my back door), I need to take some kind of firearm with me. The biggest thing is that a handgun or long gun makes a noise that scares the living hell out of most wildlife. You don't have to shoot the bear, just scare his butt off. I also may have a yearning for Venison and hunting Deer with a knife is extremely difficult not to mention damned dangerous.

Use a bow and arrow. Indians did it.

 

[Woodznutz]

In my state you can't legally drink liquor until you're 21.

 

[The Duke]

The Constitution restricts handguns to those 21 and above?

It does not. In fact, some states violate the Constitution with their gun laws.

 

[BoostedHayabusa]

Never stopped you before. Thanks for sharing.

I wasn't talking to you. Get back under the porch
no yapping

 

[JGalt]

Federal Judge in Virginia got it wrong.

 

[BoostedHayabusa]

In my state you can't legally drink liquor until you're 21.

Can't buy cigarettes until you 21.

 

[miketx]

I am not convinced that anyone other than active militia members should be able to own guns.

We all are by birth. Thanks.

 

[BoostedHayabusa]

We all are by birth. Thanks.

what is your unit number? Your rank?

 

[The Duke]

Use a bow and arrow. Indians did it.

 

[Vrenn]

Yeah, the first part of the 2nd Amendment ... what's the point of citizen-solders if they don't have guns? ... also, try reading Article I of your own State Constitution ... makes the argument moot in most states ....

Until after WWII, the States had Armories all over the place. In those were the weapons to arm civilians if needed at any time if the Stated deemed it necessary. I can't easily find it but one community had to break into the armory to arm themselves so they could overthrow the police department and mayor who was trying to hide the ballot boxes during an election.

 

[BoostedHayabusa]

If there was ever a time for a new RETARD EMOJI, it would look like this

 

[Woodznutz]

Can't buy cigarettes until you 21.

And yet teenagers don't seem to have a problem getting any of those products. When I was 15 a 16 y/o friend got beer for us. He had a note from his invalid parents that the local grocery store honored allowing him to purchase beer along with groceries. We also had no problem getting cigarettes as there were cigarette vending machines everywhere.

Kids could drink beer in restaurants as well as long as they were with their parents.

 

[JGalt]

what is your unit number? Your rank?

Idiot. He meant that it's all American's birthright to own firearms. That right is granted to every American citizen by way of the Second Amendment of the US Constitution. The right to bear arms has nothing to do with the US military.