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Gun Control & RKBA
In reply to the discussion: The 2A has been written by men and can just as easily be deleted by men. It's no biggie. [View all]melm00se
(5,075 posts)22. I'd like you to reflect
on and substitute "abortion" (or the right to choose) into this rights discussion.
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The 2A has been written by men and can just as easily be deleted by men. It's no biggie. [View all]
DetlefK
Feb 2018
OP
Good analogy. What rights did slaves have until the slave holders were forced to live under NEW laws
Fred Sanders
Feb 2018
#26
The most fundamental of all rights is the right of a living person to continue living
Sophia4
Feb 2018
#35
Write to the NRA in support of licenses for gun owners and insurance policies on all
Sophia4
Feb 2018
#44
I wrote another post on the topic of technological understanding of guns stating
Sophia4
Feb 2018
#54
Yes. Personally, I don't like to drive, but I live in a city in which I have to drive.
Sophia4
Feb 2018
#55
The right of innocent victims of people exercising their Second Amendment right
Sophia4
Feb 2018
#36
While we are amending the Constitution, could we elect the president by popular vote
Sophia4
Feb 2018
#28
I am asking that my vote as a Californian count as much in presidential elections
Sophia4
Feb 2018
#73
Senators represent the people of the area they represent. They don't represent the
Sophia4
Feb 2018
#80
Probably true in reality, but on some issues, the parties/ideologies and various
Sophia4
Feb 2018
#82
The states remain states. They have their own state laws, courts, Constitutions.
Sophia4
Feb 2018
#87
re: "It's no biggie." & "Rewriting a constitution...that's actually not that big of a deal."
discntnt_irny_srcsm
Apr 2020
#97