TFred
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Oops, thanks, I fixed it.Interesting, your link is to the Heller decision, not the McDonald decision.
TFred
Oops, thanks, I fixed it.Interesting, your link is to the Heller decision, not the McDonald decision.
Please provide a source for your evident quote or explain this snippet. It is not true per se and it is not true in any context that I can imagine. English common law is the origin of almost all American state law, with the notable exception of IIRC Louisiana and the Napoleonic Code....(as opposed to the states)...
What's happened is that they've "outed" THEMSELVES.The phrase "reasonable restrictions" is just the anti's new version of "keeping guns out of the hands of the wrong kinds of people". It is "code" for "not letting poor, black, brown, or politically incorrect people have guns".
They've realized that the pro-2A world (and a growing segment of the minority community and civil rights activist community) has figured out who they REALLY mean when they say "the wrong kinds of people", and they've just changed the wording of their racist and classist ideology in an attempt to further confuse the public and mask their true intent.
Anyone who uses this term needs to be publicly "outed" as the racist and classist elitist that they are...
"Reasonable Restriction" is simply 21st Century Jim Crow.
I'm afraid it's even worse than that. Heller was the first case to affirm that gun ownership is an individual right at all. Despite the overwhelming magnitude of historical documentation and precedent, we are still only one vote away from virtually deleting the Second Amendment from the Constitution altogether.Heller and Mcdonald were decided 5 to 4. All it takes is one of the majority dying or retireing while a democrat president is in office. Then all these possible follow up cases could be decided that all gun controls short of bans on hanguns in the home are reasonable.