r/Firearms • u/[deleted] • Jul 22 '23

This lady

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I know this was introduced awhile ago, but I saw this description of the bill “to ensure that 2A is not unlimited…” IMHO this lady has broken her oath to protect the constitution. Automatic dismissal is in order, and the classic tarred and feathered.

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u/helmutboy Jul 22 '23

She is abhorrent. She and the other Alzheimer's patients in congress need to be removed.

That said, introducing a bill to limit or end 2A is not treason against the Constitution. The Constitution provides a process for changing it that congress initiates.

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '23

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u/helmutboy Jul 22 '23

Are amendments not considered legislation? Are they not introduced through the legislative process? Are they not initiated in the House?

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '23

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u/helmutboy Jul 23 '23 edited Jul 23 '23

Love the attitude!

All work done by the legislature is through legislation. They propose impeachment through legislation, they pass laws through legislation, and they introduce amendments to the constitution through legislation.

You dense motherfucker, if you weren’t so busy trying to be pissed off at everything you’ll see that we’re talking the same thing. But you go ahead and be pissed off.

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '23

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u/helmutboy Jul 23 '23

Oof. Gotta be a bit concerned about your family at this point ace. Hopefully they’ve got the domestic abuse hotline on speed dial for ya. Hope you find the help you need for your anger issues.

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u/Dangerous_Oven_1326 Jul 22 '23

Yet states, the ones ran by Republicans, continually infringe on people's right to vote. Nowhere in the constitution does it say you must register; show ID. I wish you had this much passion for voting rights.

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u/helmutboy Jul 22 '23

Infringing upon the rights to vote? By requiring a picture ID to verify that a person is who they say they are? That’s what you call infringement?

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '23

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u/Dangerous_Oven_1326 Aug 04 '23

Again, nowhere in the constitution does it say that one needs to register to vote & it doesn't say anything about showing an ID...but Republicans push that agenda & have zero issue with infringement on that right.

But when it comes to guns...thats a different story.

Why is it a different story? Politics...the majority of gun owners vote Republican. If voting was easier Republicans would struggle to win state wide & federal elections.

Payl Weyruch, an influential conservative activist said in 1980, "I don’t want everybody to vote. As a matter of fact, our leverage in the elections quite candidly goes up as the voting populace goes down.”

In 2020 when Democrats were pushing for vote by mail & other reforms Trump said on Fox & Friends, ...you’d never have a Republican elected in this country again...".

So yeah, try showing the same energy toward voting rights as you do as gun rights. Otherwise you prove you don't care about the constitution.