"So let me get this straight. A state has the right to restrict
abortions, but doesn't have the right to restrict firearms? Is that
what we have now in these 'United' States?" George Takei tweeted.
On 25 Jun 2022, "jecorbett19580@yahoo.com" <jecorbett19580@yahoo.com>
posted some news:9cbfb8e8-8829-4792-9e2f-2b46ee91bda4n@googlegroups.com:
"So let me get this straight. A state has the right to restrict
abortions, but doesn't have the right to restrict firearms? Is that
what we have now in these 'United' States?" George Takei tweeted.
George wasn't bright enough to be one of the smart kids. I was impressed that William Shatner didn't stuff him in a bag and chuck him in a wood chipper.
On 2022-06-25, Liberalism, turning men into women one fag at a time <queers@liberal-cunts.net> wrote:
On 25 Jun 2022, "jecorbett19580@yahoo.com"
<jecorbett19580@yahoo.com> posted some
news:9cbfb8e8-8829-4792-9e2f-2b46ee91bda4n@googlegroups.com:
"So let me get this straight. A state has the right to restrict
abortions, but doesn't have the right to restrict firearms? Is
that what we have now in these 'United' States?" George Takei
tweeted.
George wasn't bright enough to be one of the smart kids. I was
impressed that William Shatner didn't stuff him in a bag and chuck
him in a wood chipper.
Yes. The States were reluctant to form a Confederation and wanted to
insure maximum autonomy.
The reulting Fedeal Gov't's powers, therefore, were restricted and
limited to the 13 or 19 (whatever) powers enumerated in the
Constitution.
The States, on the other hand, powers were to be manifest and
unlimited with most powers residing in the States and People.
The right to bear arms is in the Bill of Rights as good old #2 (and "well-regulated" in those days meant to be made regular: ie:
well-equipped) So the Feds have standing in this arena.
I'm no expert on your Constitution
but I though #2 gave you the Rite to
bare Arms *as part of a (well organised??) Militia* not as any Tom, Dick
or Harry entitlement!!
On Sun, 26 Jun 2022 20:42:41 +1000, Daniel65
<daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
I'm no expert on your ConstitutionThat is clear.
but I though #2 gave you the Rite toWrong. It does not give *any* rights. Nothing in the Bill of rights
bare Arms *as part of a (well organised??) Militia* not as any Tom, Dick
or Harry entitlement!!
gives any rights to anyone.
Klaus Schadenfreude wrote on 6/27/2022 8:49 AM:
On Sun, 26 Jun 2022 20:42:41 +1000, Daniel65
<daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
I'm no expert on your ConstitutionThat is clear.
but I though #2 gave you the Rite toWrong. It does not give *any* rights. Nothing in the Bill of rights
bare Arms *as part of a (well organised??) Militia* not as any Tom, Dick >>> or Harry entitlement!!
gives any rights to anyone.
It is a God-given right for one to bare one's arms if one wants to. Long >sleeves are too cumbersome.
On 25 Jun 2022, "jecorbett19580@yahoo.com" <jecorbett19580@yahoo.com>
posted some news:9cbfb8e8-8829-4792-9e2f-2b46ee91bda4n@googlegroups.com:
"So let me get this straight. A state has the right to restrict
abortions, but doesn't have the right to restrict firearms? Is that
what we have now in these 'United' States?" George Takei tweeted.
George wasn't bright enough to be one of the smart kids. I was impressed that William Shatner didn't stuff him in a bag and chuck him in a wood chipper.
On 2022-06-25, Liberalism, turning men into women one fag at a time <queers@liberal-cunts.net> wrote:
On 25 Jun 2022, "jecorbett19580@yahoo.com" <jecorbett19580@yahoo.com>
posted some news:9cbfb8e8-8829-4792-9e2f-2b46ee91bda4n@googlegroups.com:
"So let me get this straight. A state has the right to restrict
abortions, but doesn't have the right to restrict firearms? Is that
what we have now in these 'United' States?" George Takei tweeted.
George wasn't bright enough to be one of the smart kids. I was impressed
that William Shatner didn't stuff him in a bag and chuck him in a wood
chipper.
Yes. The States were reluctant to form a Confederation and wanted to
insure
maximum autonomy.
The reulting Fedeal Gov't's powers, therefore, were restricted and limited
to the 13 or 19 (whatever) powers enumerated in the Constitution.
The States, on the other hand, powers were to be manifest and unlimited
with
most powers residing in the States and People.
The right to bear arms is in the Bill of Rights as good old #2 (and "well-regulated" in those days meant to be made regular: ie:
well-equipped)
So the Feds have standing in this arena.
Abortion is *not* in the Federal Gov't's list of duties and is rightlfully left to the States. It's one of those things which will be debated
forever
as the death penalty.
This Supreme Court actually followed the law. Good
for them.
Our founders did not want centralization of power and neither should we if
we had any sense.
Off my soapbox....I feel much better now.....sigh.
Pureheart in Aptos, CA
On Sun, 26 Jun 2022 20:42:41 +1000, Daniel65
<daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
I'm no expert on your Constitution
That is clear.
but I though #2 gave you the Rite to
bare Arms *as part of a (well organised??) Militia* not as any Tom, Dick
or Harry entitlement!!
Wrong. It does not give *any* rights. Nothing in the Bill of rights
gives any rights to anyone.
On 2022-06-27, Klaus Schadenfreude <klaus.schadenfreude.entfernen> wrote:
On Sun, 26 Jun 2022 20:42:41 +1000, Daniel65
<daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
I'm no expert on your Constitution
That is clear.
but I though #2 gave you the Rite to
bare Arms *as part of a (well organised??) Militia* not as any Tom, Dick >>>or Harry entitlement!!
Wrong. It does not give *any* rights. Nothing in the Bill of rights
gives any rights to anyone.
Affirm.
The U.S. founders operated on the assertion that our rights are innate, or >God-given, if you will, and that "...governments are instituted among men to >*protect* those rights."
This is in direct opposition to the UN Declaration of Human Rights where
they say that they get to enumerate one's rights with their good old item
#22 I think, where it says they are the Boss in any case, list of 'rights' >nonwithstanding.
pH in Aptos
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