SmarterthanYou
rebel
hughes amendment: FOPA 86
lautenberg amendment
right to carry a handgun
right to resist unlawful arrest or unlawful entry
right to travel freely by popular means of the day
these are all rights that government 'took away'.
obama blocks texas voter id law
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hughes amendment: FOPA 86
lautenberg amendment
right to carry a handgun
right to resist unlawful arrest or unlawful entry
right to travel freely by popular means of the day
these are all rights that government 'took away'.
Alias
Banned
The right to vote isn't being taken away. You have to prove who you are to buy a gun with a photo ID. Right?
SmarterthanYou
rebel
that's sorta the whole point. how can the government require an ID to exercise a right?
Alias
Banned
Actually, they are protecting your right from being abused by those who break the law. We want to make sure all those who own guns are legally able to do so, or do you think anyone should be able to own a gun.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
so forcing me to jump extra hoops to prove i'm legally allowed to exercise my own fundamental rights is protecting them? seems........off.
I do think that. why is that wrong?
G
Guns Guns Guns
Guest
SmarterthanFew is correct. No citizen should be forced to submit to tyranny to exercise a right.
Alias
Banned
It's not wrong. Why is it wrong to ask for people who vote to prove who they are if we ask people to prove who they are to buy guns, cash a check, use a credit card, which are all "rights".
The ABUSE is from allowing people who are not legal to abuse rights. By allowing people who are not legal to vote, we are allowing abuse of our rights which cheapens our rights by corrupting them.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
using a credit card is not a right. not sure where you got that idea. cashing a check is not a right either.
given that i edited my post while you were making this one, please read the rest of it and reply again. I would like you to have the opportunity to better understand my position.
apple0154
MEOW
And who would listen to the outcry of these "folks" who have some skin or scales in the game?
Mexicans:
Hondurans:
Pleiadians:
Reptilians:
Greys:
Alias
Banned
Do you think felons should be allowed to own guns immediately after being released from prison for a felony crime using a gun?
Alias
Banned
And who would listen to the outcry of these "folks" who have some skin or scales in the game?
Mexicans:
Hondurans:
Pleiadians:
Reptilians:
Greys:
Cute girls. What's your point?
SmarterthanYou
rebel
yes, because if you can't be trusted with a gun, then you can't be trusted without a custodian. therefore, stop releasing felons whom can't be trusted outside of prison.
apple0154
MEOW
Alias
Banned
Prisons are over crowded now. Where are you going to get the money? More taxes? No thanks. I'll let them prove they can be trusted in society first.
Alias
Banned
If they lived here and were born here how would they go about getting ID?
Oh, geez, I see your point. How could I have been so stupid not to see it.
I live here and I was born here. How did I go about getting ID? How about you? Do you live here and born here...how did you get ID?
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
are you referring to the ones that have already been approved by the SC?.......as this one will be?......
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so the founders didn't believe in verifying one's identification?
SmarterthanYou
rebel
you could clear thousands who are in for simple pot possession. and really, does telling said released violent felon that they can't own a firearm actually stop them?
SmarterthanYou
rebel
with what? they didn't have state issued ID's or drivers licenses? social security didn't exist. what did they do for ID back then?