@Fil Albuquerque,
Fil Albuquerque wrote:To the point, where do you draw the line eh ?
Strict scrutiny:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strict_scrutiny
If the government has a compelling reason for banning something, and doing so does not violate any rights, the ban is allowed.
Fil Albuquerque wrote:Guns, Semi Automatics, rocket launchers, a bomb ?
Rocket launchers and explosives aren't usual self defense weapons, and the government can likely come up with a good reason for banning them, so those restrictions likely pass muster (at least for the general populace; if we brought back the militia, militiamen would have the right to have them).
The government doesn't have a good reason for banning semi-autos, so no such ban would pass muster.
Guns are necessary for self defense, and the government doesn't have a good reason for banning them, so no such ban would pass muster.
Fil Albuquerque wrote:Shouldn't be the State the responsible for protection and defense Cowboy ?
Perhaps if the state were willing and able to provide every single person with a team of police officers to protect them all the time.
Fil Albuquerque wrote:It is quite obvious guns are meant to be used not to stay in drawers... Guns make sense in a weak state where police and army can't function properly in remote areas, they made sense in the 19 century to an extent...
America is not a police state. We do not have a continuous police presence everywhere.
Fil Albuquerque wrote:your argument about liberty's and rights it is so damn linear, so damn schizophrenic, so autistic, it is pointless to try and make any sense out of it...
Freedom is everything. Freedom is more important than living.