CobbVol
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You forgot the unelected government official who will increase the $600 to $1600 in short order.
A little AI for you:
The first gun law in the (yet to be created) United States was enacted in 1619 by the Jamestown colony's general assembly. The law prohibited the sale or gift of arms, powder, shot, or any other offensive or defensive weapons to Indians. Violators were to be considered traitors to the colony and hanged without redemption.
Thanks,For what it's worth I think Luther is a genuine guy, I think he means well but doesn't think about long term consequences and worst case scenarios. Either that or he would sacrifice our means to defend from tyrannical government to stop some isolated violence. I'm not willing to make that trade.
The only way I would even think about giving up guns as a basic right afforded in the Constitution is if the the police, military and therefore the world also banned/stopped using those weapons. The very reason the Constitution affords the right is to that end.
Yes, you are anti 2A. Per your own post. Just say that. Every evidence about the opinions of the writers suggests they wanted the populace to be able to go toe to toe with the gov.Thanks,
I am a genuine guy. I have never once held the position that people should give up their right to keep and bear arms.
I also know that it is completely unreasonable to claim that the general populace can/should be equally armed with the police and military.
Yes, you are anti 2A. Per your own post. Just say that. Every evidence about the opinions of the writers suggests they wanted the populace to be able to go toe to toe with the gov.
The concept of the general populace being armed equally with today's military is beyond insane.Yes, you are anti 2A. Per your own post. Just say that. Every evidence about the opinions of the writers suggests they wanted the populace to be able to go toe to toe with the gov.