So it's a myth that bullets from weapons kills anyone?
Is it a myth or a fact that spoons made fat people fat?
So it's a myth that bullets from weapons kills anyone?
Times and people change. Most people are happier when they do not live a life that divides others as either "good" or "bad," righteous or unrighteous.That is not what they said. In fact, they said the opposite. The right shall not be infringed. That means you can not scale it back in any way shape or form.
Funny how you tout the original intent, then say existence today in response to my question. The answer is the people. Not the state. There is not a third party in question.
Of course they do. But not ALL people. Those with mental problems or those who belong to the Black Panther Party do not have these rights.The people have the right to form a citizen army and the people have the right to keep and bear arms.
Times and people change. Most people are happier when they do not live a life that divides others as either "good" or "bad," righteous or unrighteous.
This is from the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew.
That is a good and valuable interpretation. When you realize that most people (especially Americans) don't always do what they are told and have to make peace with themselves and others, you can easily see how all of us have our own particular slant on the Constitution and tend to agree with parts that go along with our own beliefs.So am I supposed to interrupt this any other way than, "I disagree with the constitution, so I feel justified in ignoring it"?
So it's a myth that bullets from weapons kills anyone?
So now is not the time to post Hickok45 doing the run down on some lever action reproduction. I think they are great and want one for a toy, but can do it right now.
For me it was more about the mashed taters and pasta, but I am much leaner now! :first:Is it a myth or a fact that spoons made fat people fat?
For me it was more about the mashed taters and pasta, but I am much leaner now! :first:
The prohibitions against murder and adultery are there in all three versions of the Ten Commandments. So what?So what? The right of the people to keep and bear arms is right there in the constitution. Lacking the magical power of going back in time and changing the intentions of the men who set that right into the constitution you have only two honest options. Abide by it or change it legally.
Pretending those words mean something other than what they mean is dishonest. Worse, it's a little crazy.
The prohibitions against murder and adultery are there in all three versions of the Ten Commandments. So what?