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"Info Junkie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 01:55:03 GMT, Steve Krulick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > "snip" > > >No court has ruled the states or feds can't RESTRICT or REGULATE > >weapons owning, transport, carrying, or use. YOUR use of > >"infringe" is a strawman; the use of "infringe" in the 2nd Amen > >refers to the feds infringing on the rights of the STATES. > > retsrict > 1: to subject to bounds or limits > > regulate: > 1: to govern or direct according to rule > > infringe: > : to encroach upon in a way that violates law or the rights of another > Example: the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be > infringed -- U.S. Constitution amend. II > (http://dictionary.lp.findlaw.com) > > If, as you say, the amendment refers to states and not individuals, are you > saying that the states, all known to have been jealous of each other, would > voluntarily ratify a document that allows the "rights" of the "state" to be > subject to *regulation* and/or *restriction* (see definitions above) from the > very government they wish to be protected from? > > OTOH, if such a power was to limit the "feds infringing on the rights of the > STATES", of what use would the passage of Article X be needed? > > What is evident is the court cases you cite are post-1937, from a court that is > well known to historians to have flagrantly practiced judicial activism. hmmm. Here's one for Steve Krulick: Why is it that the Pesident of the United States of America, the Vice-president, ALL members of the legislature, judiciary, and military DO NOT SWEAR TO PROTECT THE STATE? Bonus: What do they swear to support and defend? -*MORT*-
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