Compare/Contrast The Responses Between The Two Big Decisions

Why would I do that?

It’s what you feel safe with.

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What an odd post.

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You drive a Model T Ford?

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Getting stranger.

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Is my right to free speech not protected if I use a printer?

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Thank you! Now, why are you making crap and insinuating anyone believes ā€œthe Constitution is an infallible all-encompassing documentā€?

The idea that the Constitution needs to be ā€œchangedā€ to allow abortion while no ā€œchangeā€ is needed to allow modern firearms is exactly what I’m talking about.

Low information.

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Still no cogent response. At least there wasn’t an image. Baby steps I suppose.

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One of those is in the document, the other isn’t

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Does the 2nd Amendment mention a type of arms? I know it mentions ā€œarmsā€.

Because it doesn’t mention abortion.

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Neither are. Sorry.

And what does that have to do with your absurd insinuation that conservatives believe ā€œthe Constitution is an infallible all-encompassing documentā€?

Modern rifles and pistols are still arms.

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:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::+1:t4: Will you be the one?

Was a modern rifle or pistol available when the constitution was written? Does the constitution expressly list modern rifles or pistols? Modern rifles and pistols are not expressly listed in the constitution. If you see AR-15 in there let us know.

It’s all interpreting text from over 200 years ago to meet the agenda of people today. Those infallible founding fathers knew one day people would have AR-15s and would stand and salute to those carrying them. ā€œArmsā€ means anything gun advocates want it to mean.

ā€œArmsā€

Will you be the one?

Be the one what? To say using the ā€œexpressly writtenā€ argument is dumb? Already did.

To try to argue that an AR 15 or Glock isn’t an arm?

I’ve been waiting for the one.

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