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Some addition insights into the question regarding the "Absolute" nature of Constiutional Amendments most especially the 2d Amendment.
SORRY BIDEN - IT IS ABSOLUTE!
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LTC Marc King
MAJ Ken Landgren - Yes happy he had the right … to bad the Dems of St Lewis have defunded the police… let’s hear it for Cory Bush … maybe he would have been stoped sooner. Your losing here … don’t they teach you in Officer basic when your digging yourself a hole you should stop digging … advice you should take.
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LTC Marc King
MAJ Ken Landgren Pleaseee stop whining your embarrassing yourself and the uniform you once wore. Remember the words you swore “Support and Defend the Constitution” The 2d Amendment is still the law of the land. Figure out another solution. Your current approach ain’t work’in!
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MAJ Ken Landgren
LTC Marc King - I aint whining although you are relegated to bitching profusely. Interesting that you bring up the fidelity of following the constitution. Did Trump always follow the constitution?
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LTC Marc King
MAJ Ken Landgren - 15 yards for allowing Trump to live in your head 24/7/365 … really you need to do better.
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No actually they aren't absolute. Any government has the power to limit individuals freedoms - and they do it all the time even in the US.
We have restrictions on speech - laws against libel, slander, defamation and incendiary speech restrict freedom of speech and are imposed by the government. We have restrictions on when, where and how we can express ourselves.
4th Amendment - exceptions exist to this right like if an officer of the law has reason to think an "imminently dangerous situation" exists, he or she can invade a citizen's privacy.
You have the right to peaceful assembly but you can't block traffic doing it - that's a restriction on a right. The list goes on and on...
There's a reason they're called "Amendments." The Constitution was built to be changed as society changed.
It's amazing that the only "right" that certain people get up in arms about is the 2nd Amendment as if no other one exists but either way, they aren't absolute. Nothing in the Constitution is absolute. It never has been.
We have restrictions on speech - laws against libel, slander, defamation and incendiary speech restrict freedom of speech and are imposed by the government. We have restrictions on when, where and how we can express ourselves.
4th Amendment - exceptions exist to this right like if an officer of the law has reason to think an "imminently dangerous situation" exists, he or she can invade a citizen's privacy.
You have the right to peaceful assembly but you can't block traffic doing it - that's a restriction on a right. The list goes on and on...
There's a reason they're called "Amendments." The Constitution was built to be changed as society changed.
It's amazing that the only "right" that certain people get up in arms about is the 2nd Amendment as if no other one exists but either way, they aren't absolute. Nothing in the Constitution is absolute. It never has been.
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LTC Marc King
MAJ Ken Landgren - check the rank structure … I don’t take orders from subordinates.
If you would like to ask a question maybe I’ll give you the courtesy of a response. But I don’t take orders from you. Want to try again?
If you would like to ask a question maybe I’ll give you the courtesy of a response. But I don’t take orders from you. Want to try again?
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LTC Marc King
MAJ Ken Landgren On second thought you should just get some rest. A person as fragile as you (yes I read your dilemma) needs his rest. We will both be better off for it.
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MAJ Ken Landgren
I am going to get some rest from this thread because you have devolved into a silly person. lol
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