How can we regulate guns ... ?

Curiously enough, you were not there. You have never enjoyed the same freedom related to gun ownership that the colonists had.Almost certainly, your state provides restrictions, passed by your own state legislature, that both affect on gun ownership that did not exist at the time of the American Revolution. How does that square with your position that no gun rights have been given up? ICANT can you justify that proposition?

What difference does the law in your state make. According to you, you can wield your gun just as if it were 1812? Or can you?

Damn. That's some cold racist stuff dude. I suppose it is true that there some neo-confederates for whom the civil war settled very little. But for those of us without marmalade skies, the issue has been authoritatively settled.Justice Scalia has had something to say about this question:

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"I am afraid I cannot be of much help with your problem, principally because I cannot imagine that such a question could ever reach the Supreme Court. To begin with, the answer is clear. If there was any constitutional issue resolved by the Civil War, it is that there is no right to secede."

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How about the Fort Hood shootings that took place on an army base?

Somehow, needing to be constantly surrounded by the secret service and other armed guards has been distorted into being some kind of privilege rather than the actual nightmare it truly is.I'm sure there is a short, catchy way to demonstrate this that someone will come up with. I'm not artsy-craftsy enough to do it, but isn't it obvious that nobody sane wants their children forted up 24 X 7?

My guess is that current laws only prescribe this penalty for first degree murder of any type. Are you suggesting that, for example, 2nd degree murder with a gun should result in life imprisonment?

Yikes.It took awhile, but I was able to convince my kids that "They say" isn't a citation. And yet giving us a source is the absolute minimum. When the sources are provided, that is when the vetting begins. What you are asking us to do is just to accept your impression of what some unknown person wrote. Not going to happen.Perhaps this is more of the stuff that ought to be on your blog.

Matthew 7:21

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Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.

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Added by Edit:Lol!! Faith, you are booing a post consisting of nothing more than a quote of Mathew 7:21.Edited by NoNukes, : No reason given.

The statement above is incredibly poorly thought out.Do you believe in gravity? Does that mean that you seek to flow to the floor like water?

Has the government taken away your 5 inch 54? Or is it the case that you never actually had either the gun or a ship to mount it on? That is the context of the question posed by Dr. Adequate. It should be clear that we can substitute any object or substance you don't own, legal or not into the question with the same effect.

I'm going to assume that in order to reach numbers as high as 49% that you [ICANT] are including retirees who are dependent on social security and retired servicemen. And you want to compare that with slavery? Seriously dude. Get a grip.Edited by NoNukes, : No reason given.Edited by NoNukes, : No reason given.

Yeah, I'll fix the quote box. And responding to RAZD probably makes it likely that ICANT won't actually respond. I'm fine with that too.Edited by NoNukes, : No reason given.

It's been pointed out to you several times that 33 states don't require such checks. It's even been pointed out to you that the checks are only required in some Florida counties.

It's 'OK' if a county vote percentage actually meant something absent some indication of the county's population. Romney did not actually win the popular vote despite the overall pink tinge of the map.

You think?