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You can cause collateral damage with a gun...
Not necessarily. You are, however, going to necessarily cause collateral damage with a nuclear weapon.
You can cause collateral damage with a gun...
Might is my greatest right
As a colorblind person who lives in Maryland, this map confuses the hell out of me.
Thankfully my state's doesn't look too bad. Outside if chicago, they all make sense to me. And even with my small amount of familiarity the chicago ones seem solid.
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No, your self defense, this very second, is entirely dependant on the governmennt not declaring your right invalid and taking your gun away. You may have a fantasy about of that happened, but cops can and have broke down peoples door and shot them for less.
Your guns are allowed because due process says that they cant just declare your rights invalid.
But black people don't have any IDs on them so voter ID laws are WACIST!!
@Falsedawn
Update to my last post. That was up to 2013. This is it since 2013 to now. A step to clean it up it looks like but will a long way to go.
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This was chicago up to 1983
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Better?
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this is why Gerrymandering is so hard to get a way with.Like this, but worse:
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Apparently for a government of, by, and for the people, voting them in isn't really all that important.
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What is wrong with their voter ID proposal? Why shouldn't one be required to show id?
Why? I understand skepticism of a system that's too democratic in the sense that it might empower mob rule but I don't think that skepticism need lead to the conclusion that any sort of voting is bad.I support systematically destroying the right to vote and I am completely sane.
If I have a right to self defense but can have my access to the most practical and effective weapons system barred its not really much of a right. Its like having the right to vote but not for the President or the right to free speech but not the right to publish freely.Note how they're conflating the right to self defense and the right to own firearms.
I don't necessarily agree with this. Hypothetically if there was a benevolent dictator who secured various kinds of rights for his people, like the right to free speech, religion, assembly, firearms, due process etc, but did not allow his people to choose their leader would his citizens not be free?Greoric's position is transparently stupid. If you don't have say in your own governance, by definition you're not free. Guns are just a tool.
You'll have to excuse Jack's aspergers.

<puh-lease75>I support systematically destroying the right to vote and I am completely sane.
Also lol at "the will of the people", as if the mob has ever led to anything good.
Why? I understand skepticism of a system that's too democratic in the sense that it might empower mob rule but I don't think that skepticism need lead to the conclusion that any sort of voting is bad.
If I have a right to self defense but can have my access to the most practical and effective weapons system barred its not really much of a right. Its like having the right to vote but not for the President or the right to free speech but not the right to publish freely.
At that point you're basically just free to punch back in a fist fight if they threw the first punch.
I don't necessarily agree with this. Hypothetically if there was a benevolent dictator who secured various kinds of rights for his people, like the right to free speech, religion, assembly, firearms, due process etc, but did not allow his people to choose their leader would his citizens not be free?
Practically speaking this is not likely but if such a system existed where the leaders were not chosen democratically but existed within a framework where various important rights were respected I wouldn't say it was a unfree system.
Because that's not specific to your self defense.
As an AA, you of all people should appreciate the argument here. Afterall do you think your ancestor's would have been kept under the boot of state sponsored slavery for as long as they did if the 2A applied to them?
Maybe "thing" should stand in for "right" in this case.
"The most important thing to me, when I ponder black people's right to vote in North Carolina, is my gun collection."

What are you talking about? Are you off your meds or something?Can he be a wizard too?
And not even a smart kid.Looks like a kid just scribbled all over with a crayon
I support systematically destroying the right to vote and I am completely sane.
Also lol at "the will of the people", as if the mob has ever led to anything good.