So you concerns center on the definition of incompetent and mentally ill rather than any concerns that such folks could pose a danger to public health and safety by owning an AR-15.
That concern is easily alleviated by carrying a firearm. The problem (as
always) is that the left doesn't want to take
personal responsibility. They want society to keep them safe so they don't have to carry a firearm.
Do you realize that many people do not have happy fun time with guns?
Not really. Like any good American - I mind my own business and worry about myself. It's the busy-body, control-freak fascists that are always worried about what everyone
else is doing.
Do you realize that many families have been shattered by gun vio9lence and are seeking some succor, some refuge from the scurge of guns on the streets? Any common sense, solution might be explored, until someone claims that the mentally ill and the emotionally and intellectually incompetent might be worthy groups to restrict access to guns from.
But we already have a "common sense" solution. It's called the U.S. Constitution and that's why it was created. We're trying to invent a solution for a problem that doesn't exist. The real problem is the left's refusal to take
personal responsibility for
anything - including their own personal security.
What would you say to those who have lost family members to gun violence?
I would tell them that they and they alone are responsible for their personal security and that they failed. I would also tell them that the U.S. Constitution never promised them security. It promised them
liberty.
What would you say to the parents of the Sandy Hook Elementary tragedy?
I would tell them that the left-wing fascists killed their children because they outlawed firearms in and around schools - creating the exact victim zone that lunatics crave and seek out. I would also tell them that the U.S. Constitution never promised them security. It promised them
liberty.
Would you say that Adam Lanza would have been denied his constitutional rights if he had no access to his weapon?
Yes. The last time I checked, the U.S. Constitution made no stipulations about the "insane" or "incompetent" having no constitutional rights.
Is the second amendment not clear about a well regulated militia being necessary for a secure state? Can the mentally ill or intellectually incompetent be seen as part of a well regulated militia?
The second amendment his extremely clear. "A well regulated militia, being necessary for a secure state" is the
Prefatory Clause. It merely cites a reason for
why they are implementing something. But it is not the what. It is only the why. In this case, the what - or the
Operative Clause - is "the right of the
people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed". Not the right of the "well regulated militia". The right of the
people.