Slade3200
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- Jan 13, 2016
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I'm a realist and I understand the reality of the system I live in. My allegiance, wants, desires and frustrations are irrelevant to this conversation.The only God-given right is your right to protect yourself and your family. Guns have nothing to do with it. The government defines what "arms" are and also which are acceptable for our citizens to sell/own/carryPlease point out how that post indicates in any way that I said that the government came before The Constitution.
I said that The Constitution IS the government.
You adamantly insisted it was the government who gave us permission to own firearms.
The guns in your house are there because you have permission to have them from the government.
And The Constitution is the contract under which we are governed. Permission from "the government".
Now, you are still trying to wiggle around and make an incorrect point that you failed making the first time. NO... the Constitution is NOT the government. The Constitution established the government.
Well no shit, Sherlock!
Two gold stars and a cookie for you.
The Constitution establishes the government which tells you which weapons you can and can't own.
Somewhere between a bb gun and an aircraft carrier loaded with thermonuclear war heads is a list of weapons that an average American Joe like me can own and someone is enforcing that list. I've been looking for a nuke (for defensive purposes) and they are a BITCH to come by.
Boss, I guarantee you that you and Crusader Frank are NOT preventing me from acquiring a nuke, so... by process of elimination, it must be "the government".
We, The Peeps.
Enforced by The FBI and The United States Marine Corps, among others.
The US Constitution: Awesome on paper, but messy when you get down to actually dividing up the resources and protecting those efforts by it's standards.
The Constitution establishes the government which tells you which weapons you can and can't own.
No sir.
The same Constitution which establishes the government and specifically limits it's power, also affirms my god-given right to own a gun which can't be alienated. The government has no such authority in it's enumerated powers to tell me what kind of gun I can own. We The People have the option through our inalienable right to self-govern, to establish boundaries on what kind of guns we can own.The only God-given right is your right to protect yourself and your family. Guns have nothing to do with it. The government defines what "arms" are and also which are acceptable for our citizens to sell/own/carryPlease point out how that post indicates in any way that I said that the government came before The Constitution.
I said that The Constitution IS the government.
You adamantly insisted it was the government who gave us permission to own firearms.
The guns in your house are there because you have permission to have them from the government.
And The Constitution is the contract under which we are governed. Permission from "the government".
Now, you are still trying to wiggle around and make an incorrect point that you failed making the first time. NO... the Constitution is NOT the government. The Constitution established the government.
Well no shit, Sherlock!
Two gold stars and a cookie for you.
The Constitution establishes the government which tells you which weapons you can and can't own.
Somewhere between a bb gun and an aircraft carrier loaded with thermonuclear war heads is a list of weapons that an average American Joe like me can own and someone is enforcing that list. I've been looking for a nuke (for defensive purposes) and they are a BITCH to come by.
Boss, I guarantee you that you and Crusader Frank are NOT preventing me from acquiring a nuke, so... by process of elimination, it must be "the government".
We, The Peeps.
Enforced by The FBI and The United States Marine Corps, among others.
The US Constitution: Awesome on paper, but messy when you get down to actually dividing up the resources and protecting those efforts by it's standards.
The Constitution establishes the government which tells you which weapons you can and can't own.
No sir.
The same Constitution which establishes the government and specifically limits it's power, also affirms my god-given right to own a gun which can't be alienated. The government has no such authority in it's enumerated powers to tell me what kind of gun I can own. We The People have the option through our inalienable right to self-govern, to establish boundaries on what kind of guns we can own.
The only God-given right is your right to protect yourself and your family. Guns have nothing to do with it. The government defines what "arms" are and also which are acceptable for our citizens to sell/own/carryPlease point out how that post indicates in any way that I said that the government came before The Constitution.
I said that The Constitution IS the government.
You adamantly insisted it was the government who gave us permission to own firearms.
The guns in your house are there because you have permission to have them from the government.
And The Constitution is the contract under which we are governed. Permission from "the government".
Now, you are still trying to wiggle around and make an incorrect point that you failed making the first time. NO... the Constitution is NOT the government. The Constitution established the government.
Well no shit, Sherlock!
Two gold stars and a cookie for you.
The Constitution establishes the government which tells you which weapons you can and can't own.
Somewhere between a bb gun and an aircraft carrier loaded with thermonuclear war heads is a list of weapons that an average American Joe like me can own and someone is enforcing that list. I've been looking for a nuke (for defensive purposes) and they are a BITCH to come by.
Boss, I guarantee you that you and Crusader Frank are NOT preventing me from acquiring a nuke, so... by process of elimination, it must be "the government".
We, The Peeps.
Enforced by The FBI and The United States Marine Corps, among others.
The US Constitution: Awesome on paper, but messy when you get down to actually dividing up the resources and protecting those efforts by it's standards.
The Constitution establishes the government which tells you which weapons you can and can't own.
No sir.
The same Constitution which establishes the government and specifically limits it's power, also affirms my god-given right to own a gun which can't be alienated. The government has no such authority in it's enumerated powers to tell me what kind of gun I can own. We The People have the option through our inalienable right to self-govern, to establish boundaries on what kind of guns we can own.
Your beloved "gubermint" that you cling to as if it was a teddy bear is a corporate entity and all of their subsidiaries can be found on the Dun and Bradstreet website. Are you a U.S citizen that pledges allegiance to corporate entity???? or are you an American??? because you can't be both......it's impossible.