07-04-2016, 04:58 PM
Bravo Vector Tango Wrote:The mere inclusion of the 2nd Amendment in the Bill of Rights intrinsically infers that it is a right of the people...Concur. (Although I think "rights" are a figment of the imagination, and do not exist in reality.)
Quote:...and exists because the framers understood that an overreaching government will do as they wish, and operate with impunity "above the law" in their own eyes.If that's true, then why isn't there something to that effect in the 2nd Amendment? Why does it only address security of the State, and not security of the individual?
