Another School Shooting

[Fife]

[Fife]

[DrYouth]

So wait, the right to bear arms means no limits of any kind on the arms.

So a corporation could decide to buy a nuclear weapon.... you know, for some negotiating leverage...

And that's ok....

Just playing with the concept here a little.

[DrYouth]

Canadians can bear arms...

But we are used to accepting limits on those arms...

Unlike y'all it seems.

[StCapps]

"Privilege, not a Right" that might work up here Dr. Youth, but it obviously doesn't fly in America. This isn't breaking news, you should be aware of this long ago.

[DrYouth]

Isn't part of the role of the state.

To control the means of enacting violence.

So that the Hatfields and the McCoys can only dispatch so many of each other... before the State steps in to mediate... through rule of law.
If one Hatfield could polish off all the McCoys in a single missile strike... the State has little to offer the situation.

[DrYouth]

"Privilege, not a Right" that might work up here Dr. Youth, but it obviously doesn't fly in America. This isn't breaking news, you should be aware of this long ago.

Well I know...

But Okee is coming at me...

It's time to think this through again.

[StCapps]

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
That is pretty damn clear.
In America, it's a Right, not a Privilege.

[TheReal_ND]

So wait, the right to bear arms means no limits of any kind on the arms.

So a corporation could decide to buy a nuclear weapon.... you know, for some negotiating leverage...

And that's ok....

Just playing with the concept here a little.

RECREATIONAL NUKES

[Montegriffo]

Am at work so I haven't got time to look it up, can anyone tell me if there are any other countries in the world who consider owning guns a right rather than a privilege?