Gun control debate (merged)

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The 5 elements in the 1st Amendment are the most important freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution. Leftists, tyrants, communists, socialists, and other threats to democracy and our republic despise them. They are therefore addressed by the FIRST Amendment. There’s a reason that the 2nd A is the next most important. To prevent those people from taking away those rights guaranteed by the 1st A.

The 2nd A isn’t there because of flintlock nuts. It’s there to protect freedom.
 
There’s only one logical interpretation of the text of the second amendment. The text is insanely clear. The right of the people shall not be infringed.

Government failure to live up to the constitution, doesn’t mean “there’s other valid ways to interpret it”.
You didn't answer. Can fully automatic weapons be banned under the 2a?
 
Is this your argument where since it’s currently law it is by default constitutional?
No. It's my PROOF that 2a is obviously up for interpretation.
To state otherwise is simply dumb.
And there are evidently a lot of dumb gun nuts. (Who ironically have differing interpretations themselves)
 
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No. It's my PROOF that 2a is obviously up for interpretation.
To state otherwise is simply dumb.
And there are evidently a lot of dumb gun nuts. (Who ironically have differing interpretations themselves)
Was the Espionage & Sedition Act constitutional?
Was the Alien Registration Act constitutional?
Indian Removal Acts?
How about Dred Scott? Constitutional?

No. The National Firearms Act of 1934 is not constitutional. It is in clear violation of the 2nd Amendment.
 
Was the Espionage & Sedition Act constitutional?
Was the Alien Registration Act constitutional?
Indian Removal Acts?
How about Dred Scott? Constitutional?

No. The National Firearms Act of 1934 is not constitutional. It is in clear violation of the 2nd Amendment.
It's not.
Some think it is, some think it is not.
Because it is up to interpretation.
 
Those others were interpreted as constitutional. Were they not?
They were. Does that mean they have been wrong on every interpretation?

I think what it means is interpretations change. Some interpretations stand the test of time, others do not.
 
They were. Does that mean they have been wrong on every interpretation?

I think what it means is interpretations change. Some interpretations stand the test of time, others do not.
So just because something is interpreted as lawful now does not make it, by definition, constitutional. Well done.

Fortunately we have seen firearm infringements not stand the test of time. Hopefully more to come on that front.
 
One thing that seems pretty obvious is that people are making multiple purchases in a short time frame with the intent to resell illegally.
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So just because something is interpreted as lawful now does not make it, by definition, constitutional. Well done.

Fortunately we have seen firearm infringements not stand the test of time. Hopefully more to come on that front.
It makes it constitutional until it is interpreted otherwise.
 
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