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Why do you "need" an AR 15? [W243, 2001]

danielpalos said:
like i said; you are merely not competent enough to understand the answer. how old are you?

anyone in secondary education should be able to understand it.
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Old enough to recognize word salad.

BA Liberal Studies with 3.97 GPA. Post grad GPA 3.85.

Your prattle waivers between ignorant and incomprehensible.
 
Fledermaus said:
Old enough to recognize word salad.

BA Liberal Studies with 3.97 GPA. Post grad GPA 3.85.

Your prattle waivers between ignorant and incomprehensible.
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so what, on the Internet, I can be, Den.

Wellness of regulation is prescribed by Congress, for all land forces.
To make Rules for the Government and Regulation of the land and naval Forces;
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Thus,

U.S. MILITARY REGULATIONS AT THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
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Every militia that is authorized their Colors, standards, banners, and guidons, conforms to our Second Amendment regarding, wellness of regulation.
 
danielpalos said:
so what, on the Internet, I can be, Den.

Wellness of regulation is prescribed by Congress, for all land forces.


Thus,



Every militia that is authorized their Colors, standards, banners, and guidons, conforms to our Second Amendment regarding, wellness of regulation.
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More word salad.
 
Fledermaus said:
Meme less, think more.

Can you give an example of a regulated militia as defined by the 2nd amendment?
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Wow. You are really having difficulty here...
What don't you understand about the fact that the 2nd Amendment DOES NOT define the term "regulated militia"?!

Are you sure you have a grasp on standard English?
 
Fledermaus said:
Reread the thread.
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I did, and I have come to the conclusion that you (and the original person that asked this nonsensical question)... have no idea what you are talking about here.

The term "regulated militia" is NOT defined by the 2nd Amendment.

I don't understand why this is so difficult for you.
 
RickJames3000 said:
I did, and I have come to the conclusion that you (and the original person that asked this nonsensical question)... have no idea what you are talking about here.

The term "regulated militia" is NOT defined by the 2nd Amendment.

I don't understand why this is so difficult for you.
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Ask Danielpalos. He believes it is.
 
Fledermaus said:
Ask Danielpalos. He believes it is.
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From my reading of his posts, I believe he means those words are meant to give purpose to the bearing of arms. He was pretty clear in answering that the 2nd Amendment offers no definition for a "well-regulated militia".
 
RickJames3000 said:
I offered no opinion, so your response makes no sense at all.
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"From my reading of his posts, I believe he means those words are meant to give purpose to the bearing of arms. He was pretty clear in answering that the 2nd Amendment offers no definition for a "well-regulated militia"." "I believe" implies opinion.
 
Rucker61 said:
"From my reading of his posts, I believe he means those words are meant to give purpose to the bearing of arms. He was pretty clear in answering that the 2nd Amendment offers no definition for a "well-regulated militia"." "I believe" implies opinion.
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No. An opinion implies a position taken.
 
Fledermaus said:
You offered your opinion of Danielpalos and his word salad.

Your OPINION is noted.
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Incorrect. I offered my UNDERSTANDING of what Danielpalos was saying.
What OPINION are you noting?
 
RickJames3000 said:
I did, and I have come to the conclusion that you (and the original person that asked this nonsensical question)... have no idea what you are talking about here.

The term "regulated militia" is NOT defined by the 2nd Amendment.

I don't understand why this is so difficult for you.
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Nor does it matter. Take away the prefatory phrase you're left with: The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.

That's the second amendment.
 
jimbo said:
Nor does it matter. Take away the prefatory phrase you're left with: The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.

That's the second amendment.
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Why do you feel entitled to truncate our Constitutional Amendments?
 
RickJames3000 said:
Why do you feel entitled to truncate our Constitutional Amendments?
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I didn't truncate the second. The amendment stands. If you need an explanation as to why we need a second, the fathers provided one. Either way the amendment stands.
 
danielpalos said:
Our Second Amendment supplies Terms, not definitions. It is Not a Constitution, but only and merely the Second, Article of Amendment to our Constitution.
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The Second Amendment does supply definitions. There was one commonly accepted definition of the words "arms, ""well regulated," "free state," and "infringed."
 
jimbo said:
I didn't truncate the second. The amendment stands. If you need an explanation as to why we need a second, the fathers provided one. Either way the amendment stands.
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Yes. It stands as written... not as you would have it.
Obviously.
 
Tennyson said:
The Second Amendment does supply definitions. There was one commonly accepted definition of the words "arms, ""well regulated," "free state," and "infringed."
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Those terms are defined elsewhere; our Second Amendment is about what is expressly proclaimed Necessary, to the security of a free State.
 
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