Abortions have increased, not decreased since Roe was reversed. There is no Federal right to an abortion and SCOTUS got it right by ruling that it's up to the states to decide. The Marxists here are very misinformed.
Dirt floors...
"Settled case law" for 50 years.
Well, that was just an arbitrary figure I threw out there, (not far off actually if your 'nearly 67%' is correct)... but that was not the point of my post. My point was SCOTUS didn't ban it, their ruling lets the people in the individual states decide. What works for people in New York doesn't might not always work for folks in Mississippi.
Agreed.
So... I think the 10th amendment exists for a reason. The reason being that the Federal government has limited and enumerated powers. Arms are indeed mentioned in the constitution (ok, Bill of rights but won't split hairs here) and so there's more meat on that bone to pick over.
Nonetheless, IDK about an AR, but IMHO you should be able to go to your local Walmart and buy a rifle, shotgun, or peashooter without a huge hassle. Don't shoot your eye out kid!
I suggest ignoring any "mouthpieces spewing bullshit". I'm convinced may of those people are paid to post stuff they don't even believe. Think for yourself and draw the best conclusion you can.
Best wishes to you @El OchoCinco
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without a huge hassle? who decides what is a hassle? Is a background check a huge hassle? Is verifying if you are a convicted felon a hassle? Is carrying a permit a hassle?
If we are going by what the Constitution says, it says arms....arms were understood at the time to mean rifles. Why is it ok to lock into strict reading when convenient but adapt to modern day when it is convenient?
I have no issue with the 2nd Amendment but its not an absolute right no matter what the less educated here on constitutional law say.
I am going to say something that will blow your mind.....The rights in the BoR are not absolute and the SC both conservative and liberal have upheld limitations on rights for over a hundred years.