Gun control debate (merged)

I also get testy when someone thinks their opinion which is shared by some in power or seeking power supercedes my constitutional rights. Luther has a right to his opinion. He does not have any right to my liberty.
What constitutional rights are those? The right to walk into McDonald's with two automatics slung over your shoulders?
Or was it the right to mount anti-aircraft guns on your back porch? Maybe it's the right to sell guns to kids out of the trunk of your car? I get confused. (intended opening)
 

This guy that I’ve talked to is from FAYETTEVILLE Ark. he is going. I know a lot of people from Mississippi has already left for Virginia. There is a lot of people all across the country going, so I hope these people stay armed, so they can be safe.
 
What constitutional rights are those? The right to walk into McDonald's with two automatics slung over your shoulders?
Or was it the right to mount anti-aircraft guns on your back porch? Maybe it's the right to sell guns to kids out of the trunk of your car? I get confused. (intended opening)
Literally no one is doing two of those three things and the third is already illegal.
now please answer in a logical non-emotional way how limiting the legal purchase of firearms is an answer to anything
 
I asked another poster a little earlier today to list just 2 or 3 freedoms that have been taken away from gun lovers over the past 40 years (after he claimed that the left had done nothing but strip their rights over that time period).
He never responded.
I'll ask everyone.
What rights have you lost over the past 40 years?
What rights have you?
 

This guy that I’ve talked to is from FAYETTEVILLE Ark. he is going. I know a lot of people from Mississippi has already left for Virginia. There is a lot of people all across the country going, so I hope these people stay armed, so they can be safe.
VCDL says take one for the team? 😮
 
Because you believe yourself to be reasonable. But your reasoning isnt applied to all rights equally. Truth is youre emotional about this issue.
I think rationality and reasonableness should be applied to all rights equally.....which in no way means the conclusions will be the same. Quite the opposite.
I have no problem with speeding fines being increased in school zones and construction areas. Do you?
Now apply your consistency test.
 
Personally, and I've stated this before, my goals would be:
Fewer guns produced, purchased, and owned.
Limits on types of guns that can be purchased.
Limits on number that can be purchased in given time periods.
None of which infringe on any 2a rights.
No. Just every other basic right we have.

It's not just the 2a
 
I think rationality and reasonableness should be applied to all rights equally.....which in no way means the conclusions will be the same. Quite the opposite.
I have no problem with speeding fines being increased in school zones and construction areas. Do you?
Now apply your consistency test.
Still waiting on a logical response to my questions to you
 
I also get testy when someone thinks their opinion which is shared by some in power or seeking power supercedes my constitutional rights. Luther has a right to his opinion. He does not have any right to my liberty.
Kinda why there is no such thing as collective rights. The smallest minority is the individual.
 
Still waiting on a logical response to my questions to you
It will decrease the number of guns in the hands of criminals.
And I'm not debating that point. I know it to be true - I assume you will claim to know it to be untrue...proverbial impasse.
 
It will decrease the number of guns in the hands of criminals.
And I'm not debating that point. I know it to be true - I assume you will claim to know it to be untrue...proverbial impasse.
No it wouldn’t. I’ve been in law enforcement for 20 plus years and know you are simply wrong on that. It would have practically no effect on criminal behavior. It would only affect law abiding persons.
 
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No it wouldn’t. I’ve been in law enforcement for 20 plus years and know you are simply wrong on that. It would have practically no effect on criminal behavior. It would only affect law abiding persons.
Sure it would. Proverbial impasse.
Give the breakdown of the origins of the guns recovered that were used in the commission of a crime.
 
I think rationality and reasonableness should be applied to all rights equally.....which in no way means the conclusions will be the same. Quite the opposite.
I have no problem with speeding fines being increased in school zones and construction areas. Do you?
Now apply your consistency test.
I dont possess the Constitutional right to automobile, standardized fines, or speed limits.

I do possess the right to bear arms and the others i asked you to comment on.

My consistency is reasonable. Yours is not.
 
No you shouldn't.
Look, we've identified a point of disagreement.
2a does not grant you that right nor is it rational or reasonable to expect that right.
Why is it not rational or reasonable? What if it's two muskets a day?

You constantly rail against your made up assault weapons. Do you fear all guns the same?

Do you irrationally fear a musket the same as a fully semi automatic assault weapon of war? Is it reasonable to treat your fear the same as someone with a rational understanding of an inanimate object?

You suffer from acute paranoia. Indeed it's even a mass epidemic. Akin to any torch wielding mob your fears are fed off of ignorance rather than reason. And you lash out at the manufactured monster in an effort to assuage your irrational and unreasonable fears.
 
What constitutional rights are those? The right to walk into McDonald's with two automatics slung over your shoulders?
Or was it the right to mount anti-aircraft guns on your back porch? Maybe it's the right to sell guns to kids out of the trunk of your car? I get confused. (intended opening)
I do have a right to carry arms into McDonald's. Who is harmed or violated if i do? McDonald's has a right to establish rules to bar entry. It is up to me to acquiesce or go elsewhere.
Why should i not possess anti aircraft guns if i can afford them?
Kids do not enjoy all the rights of adults so this question is the worst of the 3.
 
Sure it would. Proverbial impasse.
Give the breakdown of the origins of the guns recovered that were used in the commission of a crime.
Most guns used in crimes are gained illegally yes. And it has little to do with regular gun owners buying more than one a month. It’s not an impasse because I use legal and logical and practical thinking. You simply think the possession, purchasing or total numbers of guns leads to crime.
 
His thinking makes no sense. It’s like restricting the number of times someone can text or post or publish papers in a month’s time. Restricts a constitutional right for no impact to criminal behavior at all
 
His thinking makes no sense. It’s like restricting the number of times someone can text or post or publish papers in a month’s time. Restricts a constitutional right for no impact to criminal behavior at all
Speech, press, worship are all rights which can, and have, harmed. And yet the only limits advocated are targeted to one amendment.
 
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I do have a right to carry arms into McDonald's. Who is harmed or violated if i do? McDonald's has a right to establish rules to bar entry. It is up to me to acquiesce or go elsewhere.
Why should i not possess anti aircraft guns if i can afford them?
Kids do not enjoy all the rights of adults so this question is the worst of the 3.
1. Change it from McDonald's to the public library, park, or court house.
2. I would love to assume the question is rhetorical but I'm afraid you might be at least a little serious.
Ummmmm, let me see, because the risk to others is deemed to far exceed the right of the individual.
3. Adults are not allowed to enter public schools visibly armed with knives and or guns.
Again, society in its wisdom, has deemed the rights of the one to be greatly outweighed by the risk to the many.
 
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