ClearwaterVol
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The estimates on extreme right wing people is around 50k in the US. 0.00015152% of the population.More on accelerationists, and promoting gun rights is a key to their strategy.
The extremist philosophy that’s more violent than the alt-right and growing in popularity
The article goes on to explain the origins of it in lesser known extreme right wing academics, views on genetics as setting a natural hierarchy, and its interaction with other right wing movements and political thought, tying it to mainstream figures you might know.
Listen, dipsh!t (since we are name calling), I support the 2A. I own guns. I have a concealed carry. I am simply arguing that constitutional rights are not absolute. It is a position shared most every judge in America.
But you have argued there is no interpretation necessary. Either the right is not limitless like you argue or you believe in private ownership of nuclear weapons.
Again , I can argue that you can do anything with enough votes in our government . If there’s enough eggheads out there groupies together to make nuclear material readily available to the public it can happen . I say eggheads because we don’t have to worry about bubbas wanting to play with atomic atom splitting .
"weapons that could destroy the world" lmao....what a pansynon-sequitur.
The 2A was written at a time when the word arms did not include weapons that could destroy the world. Therefore, I think a reasonable interpretation would be to place certain "arms" outside of the rights granted under 2A. Hence my comment about limits.
Why would they have to split anything? It should be unconstitutional for the government to control these arms in a manner that is designed to keep them out of the hands of the citizens.