Quote (JohnMiller92 @ Feb 27 2018 12:34am)

You mean the innocent children's pursuit of happiness & liberty? Were they infringed?

Quote (EndlessSky @ 27 Feb 2018 06:55)

Yes. Gun free zones were likely their cause of death

Quote (Plaguefear @ Feb 27 2018 06:46am)

Pretty easy to label more than half the population as "communists" to try and discount their opinions, but in a few short years they will be back in charge and hopefully gerrymandering fixes will mean they stay in charge forever :D


Quick question for all the "shall not be infringed" nonsense supporters.
What about all those other lines in the constitution that got changed?
Are the founding fathers only infallible on the point of gun rights?
Do you think the founding fathers saw a future where any 13 year old could get their hands on a gun that could kill 30 people in a quick 20 minute stroll through a cafeteria?
Personally i think they would be disgusted with what america has become.
Apparently there was supposed to be 17 amendments to make up the bill of rights but only 12 made it past voting, were the other 5 amendments infallible?

Quote (Saucisson6000 @ Feb 27 2018 12:08am)

Ar15 is a very good weapon, please buy more of those and continue to maintain a fair and secure nation.

Quote (Scaly @ Feb 27 2018 02:57am)

I see. Not the person who broke that rule then?

Bit of a ridiculous perspective but it takes all sorts I guess.

Quote (Plaguefear @ 27 Feb 2018 02:46)

Pretty easy to label more than half the population as "communists" to try and discount their opinions, but in a few short years they will be back in charge and hopefully gerrymandering fixes will mean they stay in charge forever :D


Quick question for all the "shall not be infringed" nonsense supporters.
What about all those other lines in the constitution that got changed?
Are the founding fathers only infallible on the point of gun rights?
Do you think the founding fathers saw a future where any 13 year old could get their hands on a gun that could kill 30 people in a quick 20 minute stroll through a cafeteria?
Personally i think they would be disgusted with what america has become.
Apparently there was supposed to be 17 amendments to make up the bill of rights but only 12 made it past voting, were the other 5 amendments infallible?

Quote (balrog66 @ Feb 27 2018 12:58am)

The most hilarious thing imo is that amendments are literally changes. The constitution was amended. And other amendments have been rescinded since (like the Prohibition). So that's not impossible either.

But constitutional change needs to be enforced by societal changes. And I don't think the 2nd amendment is going to change any time soon because of that.

Quote (Plaguefear @ Feb 26 2018 10:46pm)

Pretty easy to label more than half the population as "communists" to try and discount their opinions, but in a few short years they will be back in charge and hopefully gerrymandering fixes will mean they stay in charge forever :D


Quick question for all the "shall not be infringed" nonsense supporters.
What about all those other lines in the constitution that got changed?
Are the founding fathers only infallible on the point of gun rights?
Do you think the founding fathers saw a future where any 13 year old could get their hands on a gun that could kill 30 people in a quick 20 minute stroll through a cafeteria?
Personally i think they would be disgusted with what america has become.
Apparently there was supposed to be 17 amendments to make up the bill of rights but only 12 made it past voting, were the other 5 amendments infallible?

Quote (excellence @ Feb 27 2018 07:51pm)

dont think they would worry concern themselves with the opinions of a voyeur from the far far away penal colony