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The Lone Weasel wrote: <snip> > >> Irrelevant. Where is the term "bear arms" found above, or > >> that it is a fundamental absolute right? You just make > >> assertions and draw fantasy conclusions. The courts > >> consistently kick your butt on this: > > > > How so. Does a man have the fundamental right to dissolve > > his government? If yes, then he must have the right to > > keep and bear arms if he feels the need to exercise that > > right, such as it was exercised on April 19, 1775. > > In the US we dissolve governments by voting for somebody > else. We can also amend the US Constitution, even replacing > the entire thing if 3/4 of the state legislatures support it. > > You might as well have the patience for that kind of > dissolution, Linthead. Your gunlobby hasn't forced but one > Federal Circuit Court to accept its disinformation, and that > was just some dicta by one judge supported by a second judge > with the third judge chastising both of them; Judge Parker > was joined by other Circuit judges, while no other Circuit > judge has used Garwood's dicta as the basis of a legally > binding decision. Do you repudiate the actions of April 19, 1775, yes or no? David
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