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I am currently leaning towards that I am a conservative libertarian with some anarchist tendencies.
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@johnmellencamp
It's not "silly political games", the 2A is an explicit restriction on the government. A government which is supposed to only exercise authority on the specifically enumerated powers.
Continued weakening of the 2A puts the entire bill of rights at risk. If the government gets
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@garykoepnick
The electoral college is a feature not a bug.
If you were in IT (I am) you would almost certainly oppose online voting. I think it should be paper ballots with maybe simple air-gaped tabulators.
The entire world would be trying to hack our elections if we had online voting.
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@SenSchumer
The government has no such authority.
The 2A explicitly denies the the Federal government any authority over the people's right to keep and bear arms. The 14A extends most of this to the States.
The Federal government can not regulate or infringe on the Bill of Rights which is
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@OV_Breezy
@gunpolicy
You are advocating for violation of the 2A, 4A, & 9A rights of your fellow citizens. Sounds to me like you're a traitor.
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@Travis_in_Flint
And the bank isn't the one complaining. Why wouldn't whatever the deal was be between the bank and Trump? Why is it any of the governments business, and where are they deriving this oversight authority from?
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@keithboykin
The federeal government is doing a whole lot of unconstitutional things far beyond its intended scope.
It is supposed to be hard to pass laws/regulations.
Only the legislature has the power to make laws and when agency rules/regs have the power of law, that in of itself is
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@GaylaMcGill5
@Rogers4Texas
@migman24
If only the DNC cared about the constitution, freedom, and resistance to tyranny over their desire for power, control, and their irrational fears.
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@LordRancidPants
@stillgray
It's far more about the disrespect than it is the thing.
The thing is often something that required work & debt to obtain. When someone comes in and says fuck your things, they are also saying fuck your effort.
What appears to be about a thing, is not always entirely accurate.
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@GretchenCarlson
@benshapiro
@Mediaite
@shannonrwatts
You are insufferable. You have no authority over my rights.
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@RepPressley
Congress has not been granted the authority to do so in 'Article I, section 8', thus lack said authority (9A & 10A), they are also explicitly denied such authority (2A).
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@JohnFeinblatt
I am going to have to ask you to delete this tweet and wait 7 days to exercise your right to speak (1A).
I am assuming you have already acquired a permit to speak and undergone the federal background check to ensure you haven't previously committed slander or libel. If not, you
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@Everytown
In reality, he was held accountable and a jury determined he was not guilty of the crimes he was charged with.
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@RepRaskin
@SenMarkey
The 2A does in fact protect militias from federal government infringement. States have some authority over that matter, but the federal government has none.
You do have authority over the 10 sq/miles of D.C.
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@Mrgunsngear
End qualified immunity
End legislative immunity
End sovereign Immunity
End judicial immunity
Violators of civil rights should not have special protections.
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@alanfranklin
Here's a concept.
If an eight-hour course and live-speech exercise make it "nearly impossible" for you to obtain a freedom of speech permit...
You shouldn't have one.
#copolitics
#coleg
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@DisneyPlus
I thought you guys were leaving? Or is it just the ads? I mean, if you are truly morally outraged, you should leave the platform entirely. Not do the free advertising via posts thing.
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@CameronTousi
@CRozemond
@theliamnissan
@RobProvince
The bill of rights is explicitly a restriction on the government. The federal government has never, nor currently has any constitutional authority over the people's right to keep and bear arms.
The states have had the restrictions to government in the bill of rights applied to
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@BasedMikeLee
All sides are getting this very wrong. SCOTUS vacated the order stopping the federal government. They made no opinion on TX. So TX can still do what it is doing presumably(they could get stopped later), but the fed govt can also come in and remove things legally.
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@KrisB_Brown
Congress has not been granted the authority to do so in 'Article I, section 8', thus lack said authority (10A), they are also explicitly denied such authority (2A).
The 2A does nothing more than explicitly deny the the Federal government any authority over the peoples right to
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@DogginTrump
@3YearLetterman
@GavinNewsom
If we brought one of the founding fathers to current time, they would have no issues understanding the AR-15 and how it operates. They would be far less likely to understand the internet, global communication, TV, radio, cell phones. Yet the 1A applies to all those.
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@KimlerForSC
What is the bill of rights? A set of declaratory and restrictive clauses for the government.
Declarative statement:
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State
Restrictive statement:
The right of the people to keep and bear Arms,
shall not be
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@KamalaHarris
Congress has not been granted the authority to do so in 'Article I, section 8', thus lack said authority (10A), they are also explicitly denied such authority (2A).
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@ComicDaveSmith
Calling out the double standard does not automatically mean the right wants it to be treated like J6, we want it to be equal.
So many on the left lose the plot when they think being opposed to something or being for something means wanting the government to intervene.
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@ProgPolAdvisor
The Bill of Rights explicitly is restrictions on the government.
The 2A is part of the bill of rights.
Who's right shall not be infringed in the 2nd amendment?
"...,the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed."
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@KamalaHarris
Congress has not been granted the authority to do so in 'Article I, section 8', thus lack said authority (10A), they are also explicitly denied such authority (2A).
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@RSPolitics
If twitter enforces it's rules in a politically neutral way, how does his personal recommendation change that?
How do you feel about newspapers recommending candidates?
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@libertysafeinc
You could have not had access codes available by either not having a bypass code or not retaining records, which ever is applicable.
You could have stayed out of a legal matter between the government and a citizen.
You chose to have a bypass methods AND default side with the
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@helloimdansmith
@gunpolicy
Milder restrictions, like the unconstitutional gun laws currently in existence?
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@DylanMAllman
It's an interesting point. Consider: the fact that we are still stuck here for our remaining time without said loved ones?
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@SenMarkKelly
Congress has not been granted the authority to do so in 'Article I, section 8', thus lack said authority (10A), they are also explicitly denied such authority (2A).
The 2A does nothing more than explicitly deny the the Federal government any authority over the peoples right to
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@SnarkedUpLawyer
@espinsegall
What do the 1st, 4th, 9th, and 10th amendments mean by "the people"?
Who's rights shall not be infringed in the 2nd amendment?
"...the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed"
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@LosAngelesATF
@Jrod1814
If you enforce unconstitutional laws, you are no longer government and are a criminal organization.
I assume you took a similar oath?
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@SentinelColo
The government lacks the authority to implement your personal desires. Get over it.
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@newrepublic
@colindickey
Never going to give up my fundamental rights. You are the bad guys for trying to do so.
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@Nate_McMurray
@NRA
The *right* of "the people", also seen in the 1st, 4th, 9th, and 10th amendments.
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@nhannahjones
So government bureaucrats should determine who deserves the tax income, taken by force, from the working citizenship? How about: No.
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@yourTjustWorse
@Autumn__Fox
@jdkahler
If you don't want 18 to be adult, make it 21. Just do it for everything, including voting. I would support that. You will need a constitutional amendment to replace 26A.
I don't think the government should be involved in any private transactions/trade, the federal government
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@RepSpanberger
Was unconstitutional then and it's unconstitutional now. Government had not been granted authority to infringe on the pre-existing fundamental right to keep and bear arms and has actually been explicitly denied any such authority. Your story doesn't mean anything.
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@jenniferkrneta
@midwestern_ope
I think that is also used when you haven't been paying attention and after asking a question, realizing the question makes no sense and have now caught back up with the conversation you should have been paying attention to. (Or after you had completely missed their point/meaning)
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@SenDuckworth
You don't have that authority.
The government was not explicitly granted it so you don't have it (9A & 10A). You are also specially barred from infringing that right (2A). This is also applicable to the individual states (14A).
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@TRHLofficial
Boiling a frog alive tends to lose its effectiveness when you make a sudden change to the heat.
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@RepDianaDeGette
The government lacks any such authority.
The 2A explicitly denies the the Federal government (all branches) any authority over the people's right to keep and bear arms. The 14A extends most of this to the States.
The Federal government can not regulate or infringe on the Bill
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@reddit_lies
He is close enough to bike to a store, but not close enough to bike to a farm. It's a good thing grocery stores produce their own food in the backroom.
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@RedxRedxWhine
@mom1398
@toooomanytweets
@Stillhere4744
@Nguyen_anime3
@SindyReyes423
@NguyeningISGood
@DravinMalis
@Gameove35593168
@soloer101
@hailstone92
@d_t_1_7
@Acehendrix164
@Annabel99631466
@Doxy6661
@GlareKal
Arms. Arms covers all weapons, weapon parts, ammunition, etc. Arms also includes knives, armor, etc.
The 2A doesn't grant rights, it restricts the government from infringing on a preexisting right.
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@Rep_Stansbury
Congress has not been granted the authority to do so in 'Article I, section 8', thus lack said authority (10A), they are also explicitly denied such authority (2A).
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@BenFrank1788
Particularly at the Federal level they are double without any authority:
Congress has not been granted the authority to do so in 'Article I, section 8', thus lack said authority (9A & 10A), they are also explicitly denied such authority (2A).
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@thejohnboymyers
@kylegriffin1
I am sorry that would make you NOT:
-Pro-gun
-Pro 2A & 14A
-Pro constitution
-Pro Bill of Rights + 14A
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@ashleyruba_phd
If you spend 10 years specializing in a niche field, it should not come as a shock that said field will have a limited number of jobs.
If the job is not of particular value to very many on top of it, you can't really expect someone to create a pretend job for you.
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@DanRiffle
No. Go mind your own business for a change and stop trying to use the government to control everyone the way you see fit.
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@Alphafox78
Nothing, looks like some free speech being done over the free speech on the road.
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@SenDuckworth
Congress has not been granted the authority to do so in 'Article I, section 8', thus lack said authority (9A & 10A), they are also explicitly denied such authority (2A).
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@AMarch4OurLives
It's more gun control that spurs sales. Your push for unconstitutional laws is one of the biggest drivers.
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@BarbraStreisand
Uh, each state gets to decide now. If your state decides "wrong" vote in different state reps.
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@RepJohnLarson
I introduced the Assault Weapons Water Accountability Act because many mass shooters use water to hydrate. By banning the use of water to hydrate, we can help save lives.
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@Everytown
The Federal government can not regulate or infringe on the Bill of Rights which is in place to regulate/restrict the government. (1A-10A) The Federal government has no authority which it has not specifically been given in the constitution. (10A)
As amendments modify the
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@MinOakland
@Tactical_review
You can have your rights removed by a court with due process, you do not have to prove something prior to exercising a right.
If we had psychological screening for the 1A the left would be barred from speech.
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@RepLaLota
The 1A restricts the government from interfering in the right. "hate speech" is most certainly covered. Congress is explicitly denied any authority over speech.
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@Elizag123410
@CarrieC75701474
@PrezLives2022
What do the 1st, 4th, 9th, and 10th amendments mean by "the people"?
Who's right shall not be infringed in the 2nd amendment?
"...,the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed"
The Bill of Rights is explicitly restrictions on the government.
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@Ragland1836
On your other post about
@9mm_smg
, this is substantially more offensive than what you quoted him saying. I don't really care either way, just saying.
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@samschwartz03
There is no such thing as "hate speech" and it would in fact be protected.
The 2A may not cover bombs, missiles, grenades, etc. It definitely covers semi-auto arms.
The results of a poll are irrelevant to what is or is not covered by the 2A.
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@tedlieu
@Dorf73256527
What does the first 7 words of the constitution mean by "the people"?
What do the 1st, 4th, 9th, and 10th amendments mean by "the people"?
What does 'Article I, Section 2', 'Article VII', and the 17th amendment mean by "the people".
Who's rights shall not be infringed in the
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@atothej428
@Rensontwitts
@bugme143
@RebRod
@RyanShead
@GayresisterGary
Hate to break it to you, but the government doesn't have the authority to infringe on the preexisting right. The document that limits and restricts them is the same document from which they derive all their power and authority.
The Federal government can not regulate or
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@Nate_McMurray
What do the 1st, 4th, 9th, and 10th amendments mean by "the people"?
Who's rights shall not be infringed in the 2nd amendment?
"...the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed"
What does 'Article I, Section 2', 'Article VII', and the 17th amendment
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@khathaway1
@MomsDemand
What sort of people do you think will obey that sign? What sort of people do you think will ignore it?
It would seem to me that the very people who would obey this sign are the exact sort of people who you would want armed and on premises.
The people who will ignore that sign
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@graycie8983
@currermell
@K12ssdb
What is the bill of rights? A set of declaratory and restrictive clauses aimed at the federal government.
Declarative statement:
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State
Restrictive statement: The right of the people to keep and bear Arms,
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@97Percentorg
The 2A does nothing more than explicitly deny the the Federal government any authority over the peoples right to keep and bear arms. The 14A extends most of this to States.
You can't regulate the thing that is place to regulate the government.
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@Casey35935962
@GregAbbott_TX
It would likely be manslaughter, they will get out eventually. Also, a portion of any work program they do in prison would go towards it.
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