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|    BeamMeUpScotty to David Hartung    |
|    Re: Kavanaugh reinforces Scalia: "[T]he     |
|    24 Jun 22 12:01:40    |
      XPost: alt.politics.congress, alt.politics.corruption, alt.politics.economics       XPost: alt.politics.election, alt.politics.misc, alt.politics.obama       XPost: alt.politics.scorched-earth, alt.politics.socialism.mao,        lt.politics.trump       XPost: alt.global-warming, alt.conspiracy, alt.apocolypse       XPost: alt.politics.usa, alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, alt.infowars       XPost: alt.beam-me-up.scotty.there-is-no.intelligent-life.down-here,       alt.politics.guns, alt.atheism       XPost: talk.politics.guns       From: NOT-SURE@idiocracy.gov              On 6/23/22 8:09 PM, David Hartung wrote:       > On 6/23/22 15:52, Rudy Canoza wrote:       >> "Properly interpreted, the Second Amendment allows a ‘variety’ of gun       >> regulations."       >>       >> Brett Kavanaugh in concurrence to today's New York gun law opinion       >       > Now you like Kavanaugh?       >       Kind of funny isn't it?              But the reality is that, what Kavanaugh said *if it reinforced Scalia*       means that you are NOT allowed unlimited "weapons" but the nomenclature       suggests that arms and weapons are NOT interchangeable. SO it's word play.              *Arms are weapons... but NOT all weapons are arms*              The loop hole that Democrats think they see is NOT a loop hole at all.              It's their Layman's lack of understanding of war and self defense that's       showing....              The term "arms" is limiting which is what the Justices were clumsily       suggesting... Because arms are what a soldier or guard or hunter or man       protecting his home might carry into a limited battle or fight of a more       personal nature. Which means a nuclear weapon is NOT arms but all the       "arms" are arms and they are what a person in the ranks would carry into       battle or would carry hunting or for self defense.              Which means that actual MACHINE GUNS and other hand held arms are all       legal. And what isn't legal is to be determined by whether you carry it       into battle or to hunt or for self defense I would say they are weapons       that are carried to a fight that are defensive, those are arms.              The word arm While not exacting does point to the type of arms and they       are generally accepted as being the weapons that are carried by persons       preparing to defend themselves in, and survive after a conflict and for       self defense. Which means "pretty much" all kinds of firearms and hand       to hand weapons, I can't think of one that would be rejected as arms.              Which means things like bio-weapons and chemical weapons and Nuclear       weapons * which kill indiscriminately* are more strategic than tactical       and are NOT arms... That's the fuzzy part but it's NOT unlimited it is       limited to arms. Which means that to date, *anything short of* mass       offensive killing... is unlimited under the 2nd amendment.                     arm verb       armed; arming; arms       Definition of arm (Entry 2 of 5)       transitive verb              1: to furnish or equip with weapons       2: *to furnish with something that strengthens or protects*       *arming citizens with the right to* vote       3: to equip or ready for action or operation       arm a bomb       intransitive verb              : to prepare oneself for struggle or resistance       arm for combat       arm noun (2), often attributive       Definition of arm (Entry 3 of 5)       1a: *a means (such as a weapon) of offense or defense*       *especially : FIREARM*       b: *a combat branch (as of an army)*       c: *an organized branch of national defense (such as the navy)*       2arms plural       a: the hereditary heraldic devices of a family       b: heraldic devices adopted by a government       3arms plural       a: *active hostilities : WARFARE*       a *call to arms*       b: *military service*       *up in arms*       : aroused and *ready to undertake a fight or conflict*              --       -That's karma-              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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