I'm fine with making the argument that it's a constitutional right, but calling it essential to our constitutional republic is just absurd.
That’s not an own goal, it’s an image that millions upon millions of law-abiding gun-owners will see and rightly react against. Those are cheers for the revocation of a civil liberty that’s essential to our constitutional republic.https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/966500059499069442 …
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How is it essential? How many organized miltias are out there? When that amendment was written, the firing rate was AT BEST 3 rounds per minute.
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David, I greatly respect you, but if you and other 2A advocates do not come up with and implement real solutions, it will be left to non-2A advocates to propose and implement solutions. The status quo is untenable.
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The cheer was for banning “every semi-automatic rifle sold in America.” Not just assault rifles.
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AR-15 ownership is "essential" to our constitutional republic? That seems pretty far-fetched.
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The cheer was for banning “every semi-automatic rifle in America.”
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Sounds good.
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The constitution did not grant the right to found cannons.
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Who needs a semi-automatic rifle. Why would you need such a thing?
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