free speech has it's restrictions as well as the right to bear arms.
The right to bear arms isn't supposed to be restricted for law-abiding citizens.free speech has it's restrictions as well as the right to bear arms.
yes we are allowed to do that in majority of states. only few states plus 1 capital do not allow it. Its statute is ridiculous. DC and Illinois have already lost its cases in Supreme Court. NJ, NY, and CA are next.But why can't we use Second Amendment to kill anyone who try to threaten us? We aren't allowed.
yes you may only if you are legalized to carry one and if your self-defense is justified.Like if I am a gang member, don't I have the right to kill enemies to protect my turf?
In most states you can; in the others, it's being contested. In all states you should be allowed to defend yourself and loved ones, according to the Second Amendment.But why can't we use Second Amendment to kill anyone who try to threaten us? We aren't allowed.
IF the gang member is not a convicted felon, and is old enough, and passes a background check, then he can legally purchase a gun. IF he buys the gun from an authorized dealer, or from an individual who is selling a legally acquired gun. IF he takes and passes the course his state requires for a concealed carry permit, then he can carry that gun on his person, within the limitations of that permit.Like if I am a gang member, don't I have the right to kill enemies to protect my turf?
Not necessarily. It could mean that some pro-gun people put up with the current situation as a realistic compromise.Sounds like pro-gun people DO want restrictions anyway...?
Not necessarily. It could mean that some pro-gun people put up with the current situation as a realistic compromise.
In the case of criminals, I support restrictions. People who break our laws make the decision to risk losing their rights. That's their choice.
Last night, an angry drunk guy threatened Hubby's life at an intersection. Hubby said he felt very defenseless in that situation. If the guy had carried out his threat, what could he do?
Very simple, shoot the damn guy.
Too bad, he will have to live with the fact that the angry drunk guy was really a father having a really bad day with anger management issues when he is drunk. But hey, he can live with it if he really convinces himself that if he didn't have a gun, he would have been killed... right?
It's hard to find that balance....
Should more innocent people be killed because people thought they were bad?
Or
Should more innocent people be killed because they were defenseless?

Sounds like pro-gun people DO want restrictions anyway...?
hard? not really. simple - don't be stupid and get yourself killed in a gun-friendly state![]()
You often quote statistics talking about gun friendly states in conjunction with low crime.
Are these really the right statistics?
Did the fact that it is gun friendly MAKE them have low crime?
Or did the fact that because it IS a low crime state, the gun laws have less restrictions?
I mean look at the gun friendly states. Vermont? Alaska?....
Yea.. kind of a weak argument if you ask me.

He would shoot only if the other guy threatened him with a gun first.Very simple, shoot the damn guy.
Too bad, he will have to live with the fact that the angry drunk guy was really a father having a really bad day with anger management issues when he is drunk. But hey, he can live with it if he really convinces himself that if he didn't have a gun, he would have been killed... right?
typical and reasonable mindset of most law-abiding, responsible CCW holders - an equal proportionate use of force.He would shoot only if the other guy threatened him with a gun first.
I bet that would surprise many liberalsBut Hubby wasn't carrying a gun last night.

typical and reasonable mindset of most law-abiding, responsible CCW holders - an equal proportionate use of force.
I bet that would surprise many liberals![]()