bigdaddy1
Regular Member
Not an easy answer, but one that needs to be asked. If a State Senator or Assembly Representative voted against all or a part of the constitution they have sworn to support would that be an act of treason? By allowing our representation to erode our second amendment rights (to infringe) by voting various laws, bans and other restrictions did they in fact violate their sworn duty? The immediate response I have is yes they did, that by voting in these restrictions they impacted the second amendment and have infringed on our right to keep and bear arms. However to find some cite, documentation or even a straight definition of treason has proven to be more difficult than one would have thought.
So I put it to the many learned people on this site, could it be shown that Senators and Representatives did in fact commit treason by voting in (regardless of the bill's author) restrictions or bans on our second amendment rights?
So I put it to the many learned people on this site, could it be shown that Senators and Representatives did in fact commit treason by voting in (regardless of the bill's author) restrictions or bans on our second amendment rights?