The Don
Guest
That thread was a legitimate question about Permits, not Constitutional Carry. It turned into a discussion about Constitutional Carry, eventually.
It was even a civil discussion for a while.
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Permits and training classes
- Thread starter J.Gleason
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That thread was a legitimate question about Permits, not Constitutional Carry. It turned into a discussion about Constitutional Carry, eventually.
It was even a civil discussion for a while.
Spartacus
Banned
I read your argument and I will skip and snip all the insults as they mean nothing to me.
A permit is a permit. You have a permit to vote whatever conditions it was obtained under. There is a 3x5 card sitting in an office somewhere with your personal information same as when you get a concealed carry permit. No difference.
The silly thread was started as a sideways attack of me and I let it go until now. If you read the first few posts you can see that the posts are set up to make it seem like the Constitutional amendments are somehow written in stone and perfect in every way with no supporting legislation by the states needed to fill them out.
They are not perfect and sometimes the amendments themselves need amending, or even repealing as was the case with the failed prohibition of alcohol.
Spartacus
Banned
It was a civil pig-pile.
paul@paul-fisher.com
Regular Member
You need to read definitions:
Permit - an authoritative or official certificate of permission
Registration - an official act of registering one's name in the list of qualified voters.
Registering - a list or record of such acts, events, etc.
So..... You don't need permission to register :banghead:
Read it a couple times. You'll get it eventually.
The Don
Guest
I didn't think so. You and I even civilly agreed to disagree at one point. At least I thought we did from my end, anyway.
I just had a thought, and I seriously don't mean any offense by this, but it came to me when I read your post - call it cadence, tone, common speech patterns, etc.
If you mean (and I'm not saying you do), pig-pile as a euphemism for another sort of pile that starts with an "N", you can check that crap right now. There's no place for that sort of talk here or anywhere, euphemism or not.
And if you're not, then apologies for reading more into it than you meant.
The Don
Guest
Insults? The only vaguely insulting thing in my original argument was the part about if I needed training to vote.
The only way that could be seen as insulting is if you were wrong and it upset you that someone pointed it out.
If you weren't wrong, it wouldn't be insulting.
If you were wrong, but weren't upset that someone pointed it out, it wouldn't be insulting.
I notice that you haven't tried to argue you were right about needing training to vote. Here's another opportunity to admit you were wrong like a man should.