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We have courts to adjudicate differences of opinion. Unless you are a judge YOUR opinion doesn't count for much. Please see Lawrocket's post, since apparently you do NOT understand the way the system works.



I understand how it works maybe better than you. See the founding fathers wanted people to stay armed so the courts could not rule, nor any one person.

Hence the "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state"



No. The second amendment was designed to prevent the government from being totalitarian. Armed insurrection was the reason for this conutry's existence, and our forefathers, in their wisdom, figured out that the easiest way to become totalitarian is to eliminate the defenses of the people against the government.

It also helps that we have weaponry to prevent invasion. Think a needle-dicked foreigner is gonna go house to house in the USA?

You are mixing issues.


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It also helps that we have weaponry to prevent invasion. Think a needle-dicked foreigner is gonna go house to house in the USA?

You are mixing issues.



The mere thought of urban warfare fought on US soil scared even the most hardened soviet generals.

There had been many studies carried out by the soviets from the end of WWII until near the end of the cold war and the idea of doing an invasion only became more insane.

I spoke with quite a few people about this, an army war historian, Intel Guys, spec ops types, and many others, they all concluded that even if you could force US troops to fire upon its own people the rate of loss would be excessivey high.


There would be no alternative but to wipe out entire populaces.

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How many tanks and F22s do you have?



Don't want the F22...It can't even fly over the international date line.

Very few people think the 2nd applies to anything other than a standard soldiers weapons. I do not agree with those who think it means we should be able to own F22's.



You wrote " An armed populace can overthrow a GOV that does not represent them."

So how will your peashooter stand up to an M1 tank or an Apache, or an A10?
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We have courts to adjudicate differences of opinion. Unless you are a judge YOUR opinion doesn't count for much. Please see Lawrocket's post, since apparently you do NOT understand the way the system works.



I understand how it works maybe better than you.




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How many tanks and F22s do you have?



Don't want the F22...It can't even fly over the international date line.

Very few people think the 2nd applies to anything other than a standard soldiers weapons. I do not agree with those who think it means we should be able to own F22's.



You wrote " An armed populace can overthrow a GOV that does not represent them."

So how will your peashooter stand up to an M1 tank or an Apache, or an A10?



Seemed to work out pretty well in Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq... they can't stay in the air or buttoned up forever.
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The United States Code defines "militia" as follows:


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TITLE 10 > Subtitle A > PART I > CHAPTER 13 > § 311

§ 311. Militia: composition and classes


(a) The militia of the United States consists of all able-bodied males at least 17 years of age and, except as provided in section 313 of title 32, under 45 years of age who are, or who have made a declaration of intention to become, citizens of the United States and of female citizens of the United States who are members of the National Guard.

(b) The classes of the militia are—

(1) the organized militia, which consists of the National Guard and the Naval Militia; and

(2) the unorganized militia, which consists of the members of the militia who are not members of the National Guard or the Naval Militia.



Doesn't that mean that gun ownership should be restricted to only those fitting this description? Or, is there another definition of militia related only to the 2nd amendmend?

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Doesn't that mean that gun ownership should be restricted to only those fitting this description? Or, is there another definition of militia related only to the 2nd amendmend?



Again, the 2nd doesn't say "the right of the militia to bear arms".
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Striking the subordinate clause would do it...but seeing how Congress can't seem to find their own asses, I'd really rather they not muck about with the Constitution any more than they already have...

As for interpretation, all it takes is a read of the Federalist Papers and what the Framers meant becomes abundantly clear.

Here, here, and here are some analyses of the 2nd by various scholars.
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Hey why is it that antigunners pick apart the second so it will say what they want, instead of reading it in it's entirety?



Why doesn't the NRA post it in its entirety at the entrance to their HQ building, instead of just the last part?
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Hey why is it that antigunners pick apart the second so it will say what they want, instead of reading it in it's entirety?



Why? Because they know that their constituents have probably never read the Constitution, for one... it also lets them play to their fears and garner votes.

Speaking of Senate hypocrisy...
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Hey why is it that antigunners pick apart the second so it will say what they want, instead of reading it in it's entirety?



Why? Because they know that their constituents have probably never read the Constitution, for one... it also lets them play to their fears and garner votes.



Like the people visiting NRA HQ.
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Hey why is it that antigunners pick apart the second so it will say what they want, instead of reading it in it's entirety?



Why? Because they know that their constituents have probably never read the Constitution, for one... it also lets them play to their fears and garner votes.



Like the people visiting NRA HQ.



That's the best you could come up with, John? Your game's slipping...
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Hey why is it that antigunners pick apart the second so it will say what they want, instead of reading it in it's entirety?



Why? Because they know that their constituents have probably never read the Constitution, for one... it also lets them play to their fears and garner votes.



Like the people visiting NRA HQ.



That's the best you could come up with, John? Your game's slipping...



The NRA headquarters does NOT have the 2nd amendment in it's entirety posted over its entrance. Kindly explain how THAT is OK.
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The NRA headquarters does NOT have the 2nd amendment in it's entirety posted over its entrance.



Why should the NRA "have the 2nd amendment in it's entirety posted over its entrance"?



Read the thread:

"Hey why is it that antigunners pick apart the second so it will say what they want, instead of reading it in it's entirety?"

sauce for the goose...
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The NRA headquarters does NOT have the 2nd amendment in it's entirety posted over its entrance.



Why should the NRA "have the 2nd amendment in it's entirety posted over its entrance"?



Read the thread:

"Hey why is it that antigunners pick apart the second so it will say what they want, instead of reading it in it's entirety?"

sauce for the goose...



heh - life would get interesting if we all have to follow the behavior suggested here. It would also be the death of the well written (concise) memo.

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You wrote " An armed populace can overthrow a GOV that does not represent them."

So how will your peashooter stand up to an M1 tank or an Apache, or an A10?



You keep claiming how the US Army is getting its ass kicked in Iraq....The same way.

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You wrote " An armed populace can overthrow a GOV that does not represent them."

So how will your peashooter stand up to an M1 tank or an Apache, or an A10?



You keep claiming how the US Army is getting its ass kicked in Iraq....The same way.




The Army is not getting it's ass kicked. It is simply failing to achieve Bush's stated goal (whatever the latest one may be).

You and your buddies wouldn't stand a chance against trained US infantrymen with their current weaponry. It's not 1776 any more.
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You wrote " An armed populace can overthrow a GOV that does not represent them."

So how will your peashooter stand up to an M1 tank or an Apache, or an A10?



You keep claiming how the US Army is getting its ass kicked in Iraq....The same way.




The Army is not getting it's ass kicked. It is simply failing to achieve Bush's stated goal (whatever the latest one may be).

You and your buddies wouldn't stand a chance against trained US infantrymen with their current weaponry. It's not 1776 any more.



Do you think your son will suddenly forget how to shoot once he leaves the military? A fair number of the people you're speaking of ARE ex-military...and most of the serious sorts spend a WHOLE lot more time on the range than the average 11 Boom-Boom does, any combat time excluded.
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