InVOLuntary
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If she had a permit to carry, she could defend herself in a Kroger parking lot as well.
Like not being able to carry anthrax or grenades.
How about we don't.Just so we can try to keep this anywhere on the side of rationality how about we keep the discussion of carrying "arms" to those as defined by Heller since they're , you know, the only ones that have any bearing whatsoever on the topic at hand.
How about we don't.
Maybe it's Heller that needs some redefining.
I'll continue to show that society has the right to place rational and reasonable limits on the types of "arms" that people can openly carry or even own.
How about we don't.
Maybe it's Heller that needs some redefining.
I'll continue to show that society has the right to place rational and reasonable limits on the types of "arms" that people can openly carry or even own.
except there is no way to define any of the objects, besides a sword in personal defense. kinda defeats the purpose of defending oneself if you are getting blown up/gas/radiated too. you lump these other weapons into the defense category because you don't have a real argument and try to shift the argument away from what is actually going on to some red herring you make up.How about we don't.
Maybe it's Heller that needs some redefining.
I'll continue to show that society has the right to place rational and reasonable limits on the types of "arms" that people can openly carry or even own.