And thus, you know you cannot meaningfully address my question without the admission that Bobby will have to kill people who refuse to give up their guns to confiscate them - as previously claimed, and denied by you.
Moron, Bobby would be the President of the United ******* States, who would advocate for and sign specific laws and executives orders. Thats what he is talking about.
He WOULD NOT be someone that enforces and adjudicates specific cases. Our justice system does that and it is bound by laws including those requiring reasonable cause to conduct search and seizure of private property as well as bringing illegal possetion charges in the court of law.
To not understand all that is to be grossly ignorant of how our system works.
Even more important is that attempting to confiscate ARs that were legally purchased, absolutely violates the Constitution.
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U.S. Constitution - Article 1 Section 9
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Attainder or ex post facto Law shall be passed.
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Ex post facto is where you try to later make illegal that which was legal when done. So you can not legally retroactively make ARs illegal.
That is strictly forbidden by article 1, section 9, of the constitution.
If the federal government would ever try to do that, then it must be destroyed, as a clear and present danger to the democratic republic as a whole, and everyone individually.
Dummy, the illegal act would be
current ownership of a newly banned weapon,
not original purchase or ownership before the ban, which may have been perfectly legal at the time.
There is no ex post facto issue here AS EXPLAINED 10 TIMES BY NOW IN THIS THREAD
Wrong.
It is illegal to try to change current ownership to become illegal.
What is legal or not can NEVER be based on an arbitrary whim.
It has to only be based on what is needed for the defense of individual rights.
If the original purchase of an AR was not illegal because it did not violate the rights of anyone, then it can never be made illegal later.
You are totally wrong on this, and never have the courts ever upheld confiscation of what was purchased legally.
When Prohibition made alcohol illegal, the government still had to allow all existing stocks to legally be sold.
What was done legally in the past can now now ever be made illegal.
If the sale of ARs were to become illegal, all those existing ARs in possession would have to be grandfathered in.
That is what had to be done with all the machine guns owned previously before new machine guns were made illegal.
You can NEVER confiscate that which was legally purchased.
You do not understand what the ex post facto laws mean.
Confiscation of what was legal is never legal.