But we dont have to decide this was decided 200 years ago, what part of shall not be infringed is hard to understand? This is the problem we all try to be reasonable but the left is not they do not compromise, so we need to stop giving ground.
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But we dont have to decide this was decided 200 years ago, what part of shall not be infringed is hard to understand? This is the problem we all try to be reasonable but the left is not they do not compromise, so we need to stop giving ground.
this was decided 200 years ago, what part of shall not be infringed is hard to understand?
I’m not say there has not been infringement , but at some point we have to stop being reasonable and stand up, everytime we compromise the left just want more and they refuse to compromise on anything.this give a little on this issue has cost us far too much already!200 years and not 1 single infringement?.. Are you sure?
I sure am glad to hear that, because I was starting to worry about them passing something.
But no worries now.
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Legal gun owners should not have to decide.I see the logic in the question you present. But legal gun owners should not have to compromise freedoms that will never be given back. We dont abort fetuses. We dont steal elections. We pretty much mind our own business and dont go looking to start ****. This is being hand delivered to the Hornets nest with a smile.I have NO interest in GIVING UP anything.
I don't understand your need to preach something to me, like I AM your Senator and you are pressing your Constitutional point to me?..
I have tried to ask the same question Twice and for some reason you refuse to even answer and just want to preach constitutionality and infringement to me...
It wasn't even a hard question, I will try one last time but I expect the same response from you.
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If gun owners had to decide..
Would we rather have a change in regulation to HOW we buy a gun?
or
Would we rather have a change in regulation to What guns we are allowed to own?
As far as ODT goes, that will be dealt with in a later bill they have talked about. Basically it prohibits the sale of guns or gun parts via the Internet.
I don't really see how it would effect buying from the internet since all internet sales would still have to go to a dealer where the transfer is done. I also doubt it will ever pass the senate anyway.So ordering a firearm from a website that goes to a gun shop will no longer be a thing?