[QUOTE="WhiteKnight77"]
I want you to reread what you wrote. You say you have an issue with concealed and open carry in public. Well, how the hell do you buy a weapon, carry it to your car and then from your car to your house if you do not carry it in public? How do you go from your house to your car and from your car to the firing range if you do not carry it in public? You just love to contradict yourself due to letting emotion over come logic.
Also, nowhere in the 2nd Amendment does it say that having weapons is only allowed in your house. As a matter of fact, many weapons are used for hunting which puts food on a hunter's table to eat. I suppose you do not want people to have the ability to hunt for food either due to your assinine restrictions of only keeping weapons in someones home.
How old are you really? You claim to be a taxpayer, but you honestly think like a teen with how you respond to stuff like this and the questions people ask of you to explain something related to the law and US Constitution.
ThaneKrios28
im against hunting for sport and lets be honest thats what most of hunting is today and if you deny that you are just being a fool you say the constitution of the united states covers open and concealed carry so please provide the specific key part where it says that thats the same excuse all you gun owners say without backing it up.for people who claim to be responsible gun owners you guys are so easy to get worked up. tell me something princess should a nutjob like alex jones own a weapon wile he is 247 paranoid?
hell should someone like that nfl player who got arrested be allowed to own a firearm even though he was linked with the bloods and is involved in 2 murders from last year? the patriots dropped him btw
but i guess you gun owners think alike and say well you know it was his god given right and we all should just stick together
Where does it say that a law abiding citizen cannot own a weapon here:
Amendment II
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.Bill of Rights
Where does the second amendment does not specify where one cannot carry a weapon (arms)? It certainly does not restrict the right of the people to bare arms either (spelling errors blow your arguments out of the water).
As far as hunting, it is a way to put food on the table. So what if someone wants to mount the head a wall and vice versa, just because someone is hunting for sport to hang a head on the wall, does not mean that they will not eat the meat or if not wanting the meat, donating it to food banks so it does not go to waste which is something responsible, gun owning hunters do.
Knowing that you live in Chicago also gives us insight as to your thoughts as the crime rate there is over the top compared to other areas of the country. Still, overly restrictive gun laws there have been overturned by the Supreme Court as they fly in the face of the Second Amendment.
As for your age, it lets us know your why you think the way you do. If you were an adult, you would know that the US Supreme Court overturned Chicago's gun ban as unconstitutional and conflicted with the 2nd Amendment.
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