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https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/05/john-paul-stevens-court-failed-gun-control/587272/

Because I like Heller I overlooked what I think of is a problem with Heller in a lot of other decisions in that I don't believe the incorporation Doctrine was intended to incorporate the Second Amendment. Specifically because historically various States had various policies about having their own 2nd Amendment on the books or not.

Part of what he's arguing though about the reason for the Second Amendment seems to call into question Lincoln's war of Northern aggression. Clearly he understands that the states were designed to be Sovereign and that the second amendment was to ensure that that was possible.

Also of course I'm interested in what you think of what he actually was trying to say here as well.
 
I live about 40 miles north of D.C.

I've followed the stories, this isn't the first regarding D.C. homeowners protecting their 2nd Amendment rights.


Why should D.C. residents be denied the same rights that the rest of America has? :confused:
 
"Col" Hogan has been replaced by a Russian BOT

Who cunt speak English

So there!
 

-FYP.

To answer your query, Justice Stevens doesn't think that the rest of the country has the right to defend themselves either.

He seems to think that the shall not be infringed part means that you can infringe as much as you like up to and including making private ownership of firearms essentially an impossibility.
 

The Left is always insisting that the Constitution is a "living document" that can and should be reinterpreted in the context of the times, regardless of the Founders' intent. Applying this approach to the Second Amendment, the right to bear arms has become a vital component of Liberty in that it allows individual self-defense without total reliance on the State.

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The Left is always insisting that the Constitution is a "living document" that can and should be reinterpreted in the context of the times, regardless of the Founders' intent. Applying this approach to the Second Amendment, the right to bear arms has become a vital component of Liberty in that it allows individual self-defense without total reliance on the State.

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I've visited Chicago and i've visited Houston.

I'd like to re-visit Houston soon. :)
 
-FYP.

To answer your query, Justice Stevens doesn't think that the rest of the country has the right to defend themselves either.

He seems to think that the shall not be infringed part means that you can infringe as much as you like up to and including making private ownership of firearms essentially an impossibility.

I don't have an ounce of respect for Steven's opinion on the Second Amendment and neither should any other American who can read plain English. Heller is the most extensive study of the Second Amendment ever penned in American jurisprudence. It only affirmed what the majority of Americans already believed to be true.

Americans have never been ignorant of what the Second means and they've never thought for a minute they'd have to wait 200 plus years to have it explained to them either.:)
 
I wonder what would happen?

Getting off point just a bit, I do wonder what would happen if the enslaved people of North Korea were heavily armed? It makes me wonder if certain power hungry elements in various governments around the world are really interested in "gun control" - or "people control." But this is probably another example of me asking a "boldly wrong question."
 
I don't have an ounce of respect for Steven's opinion on the Second Amendment and neither should any other American who can read plain English. Heller is the most extensive study of the Second Amendment ever penned in American jurisprudence. It only affirmed what the majority of Americans already believed to be true.

Americans have never been ignorant of what the Second means and they've never thought for a minute they'd have to wait 200 plus years to have it explained to them either.:)

I'm sure he's broken up because a messageboard troll that can't even admit who he is doesn't care for him.

Idiot.


You make Heller sound like it wasn't a bi-partisan squeak by.. the ruling was 5-4 right down party lines. It could barely even get the majority of the court to rule in it's favor.

It says what you wanted, nothing more. If it'd been the opposite, you'd whine like a bitch. :rolleyes:
 
What's up with Hogan? Does anyone know if he's sick or what is more likely that he's in DC advising the the big galoot in the white house
 
I'm hoping he found a pair of big tittied 25 year old blond twins to help him spend some of his retirement money.
 
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