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Topic	I could not be more disappointed in my country right now.
VioletZer0 03/25/18 2:19:50 AM #45:	dainkinkaide posted... Guns are not political representation. "Political power grows from the barrel of a gun." -Mao Tse-tung, shortly before disarming and enslaving the people. When it comes to who you're going to enslave for profit, who are you going to enslave? The people with guns or the people without? dainkinkaide posted... No it isn't. That would require entirely separate legislation that would never in a million years pass Congress and, even if by some miracle it did, would immediately be challenged by opposing parties and any federal court of appeals would, without much deliberation, recognize that it quite obviously violates the Second and Fourth Amendments and strike it down as unconstitutional. The only reason why the Constitution has any weight is because the government generally chooses to follow it. The government, any day, could choose not to follow it. As they have many times before. <cite>VioletZer0 posted [p:898446707] in I could no... [t:76449004]...</cite> <quote><cite>dainkinkaide posted...</cite> <quote>Guns are not political representation.</quote> "Political power grows from the barrel of a gun." -Mao Tse-tung, shortly before disarming and enslaving the people. When it comes to who you're going to enslave for profit, who are you going to enslave? The people with guns or the people without? <cite>dainkinkaide posted...</cite> <quote>No it isn't. That would require entirely separate legislation that would never in a million years pass Congress and, even if by some miracle it did, would immediately be challenged by opposing parties and any federal court of appeals would, without much deliberation, recognize that it quite obviously violates the Second and Fourth Amendments and strike it down as unconstitutional. </quote> The only reason why the Constitution has any weight is because the government generally chooses to follow it. The government, any day, could choose not to follow it. As they have many times before.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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