2aguy
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“No You Do Not Have An Absolute Right To Have Certain Types Of Or The Carrying Of Firearms”
True.
It is a settled and accepted fact of law, beyond dispute, that no right is ‘absolute,’ including the Second Amendment right.
Our rights and protected liberties are subject to restrictions and limitations by government, provided those restrictions and limitations comport with Constitutional case law.
Firearm regulatory measures such as magazine capacity limitations, universal background checks, and laws restricting the possession of AR platform rifles and other semi-automatic weapons are perfectly Constitutional – in no manner ‘violating’ the Second Amendment, regardless subjective opinions as to the efficacy of such laws.
Should the Supreme Court at some point in the future decide that magazine capacity limitations, universal background checks, or laws restricting the possession of AR platform rifles are un-Constitutional, then and only then are such measures in violation of the Second Amendment.
No......5 politically appointed lawyers may rule on this...but they are still wrong....