Silencers and the 2nd Amendment
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Silencers and the 2nd Amendment
Silencers are considered firearms. Has anyone used this defense in court?
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In what type of argument, or in order to prove what?
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Explain more, please.
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Firearms are firearms, has anyone used that in court?
pro-gun gun owners are a minority.
Fair Use applies (U.S. Code Title 17 Chapter 1 Subsection 107)
Fair Use applies (U.S. Code Title 17 Chapter 1 Subsection 107)
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someone gets cought with a silencer. goes to court and argues the 2nd amendment applies and therefore the charge is unconstitutional.
I have argued that a gun isn't a firearm.
I have argued that a gun isn't a firearm.
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some guns are not firearms, what's the point?
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My bet is, if your lucky, you will get to share living space with the guy(s) that argue the Fed income tax is unconstitutional/voluntary.DorikinGTSt wrote:someone gets cought with a silencer. goes to court and argues the 2nd amendment applies and therefore the charge is unconstitutional...
ETA: Unless I misinterpret your avatar's message, it sucks.
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Most of us here could be "caught with a silencer" on any given day. Why would that be a problem? You do realize that silencers are legal, don't you?DorikinGTSt wrote:someone gets cought with a silencer. goes to court and argues the 2nd amendment applies and therefore the charge is unconstitutional.
I have argued that a gun isn't a firearm.
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Firearm or not, it all boils down to one thing nowdays: The court's definition of the word "infringe". If you choose, like me, to accept the dictionary definition:DorikinGTSt wrote:someone gets cought with a silencer. goes to court and argues the 2nd amendment applies and therefore the charge is unconstitutional.
1. To violate or break.
2. To encroach or trespass.
Then you have an extremeist interpretation of the 2nd Amendment.
To many libtards, encroach, as it pertains to arms, is to completely take away, without justification, from a law abiding, upstanding and fully undisqualified citizen. As long as they allow those citizens continued access to rocks, then we have access to "arms". (Who says "arms" has to be "firearms") But just try to reduce welfare payments to illegal aliens, or force the feds to enforce immigration laws, and I'm quite sure they'd say we're "infringing" on their "rights".
The reason they chose to regulate and tax NFA goodies was specifically to avoid accusations that they were taking away our rights. Once again, "taking away" vs. "infringing". Big difference IMO.
If someone says you can't have a MG that was produced after 1984, then your rights are being "infringed" upon. Same thing with *standard* capacity magazines. ...and barrel shrouds. ...and bayonet lugs. ...and mandatory waiting periods. ...and armor piercing ammo. ...and body armor. ...and foreign guns.
I think the ATF's definition of a silencer being a "firearm" should be irrelevant. I think someone needs to seriously challenge the NFA and GCA as both of those "infringe" on the most important right guaranteed to us by the Constitution/Bill of Rights. Try to put a $200 tax on voting, or try to prohibit people born after 1984 from voting, or try to say you can only speak a foreign language if your message has a "sporting purpose" and see what happens.
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Mr. Blaubart I need you to do something for me...Blaubart wrote:Firearm or not, it all boils down to one thing nowdays: The court's definition of the word "infringe". If you choose, like me, to accept the dictionary definition:DorikinGTSt wrote:someone gets cought with a silencer. goes to court and argues the 2nd amendment applies and therefore the charge is unconstitutional.
1. To violate or break.
2. To encroach or trespass.
Then you have an extremeist interpretation of the 2nd Amendment.
To many libtards, encroach, as it pertains to arms, is to completely take away, without justification, from a law abiding, upstanding and fully undisqualified citizen. As long as they allow those citizens continued access to rocks, then we have access to "arms". (Who says "arms" has to be "firearms") But just try to reduce welfare payments to illegal aliens, or force the feds to enforce immigration laws, and I'm quite sure they'd say we're "infringing" on their "rights".
The reason they chose to regulate and tax NFA goodies was specifically to avoid accusations that they were taking away our rights. Once again, "taking away" vs. "infringing". Big difference IMO.
If someone says you can't have a MG that was produced after 1984, then your rights are being "infringed" upon. Same thing with *standard* capacity magazines. ...and barrel shrouds. ...and bayonet lugs. ...and mandatory waiting periods. ...and armor piercing ammo. ...and body armor. ...and foreign guns.
I think the ATF's definition of a silencer being a "firearm" should be irrelevant. I think someone needs to seriously challenge the NFA and GCA as both of those "infringe" on the most important right guaranteed to us by the Constitution/Bill of Rights. Try to put a $200 tax on voting, or try to prohibit people born after 1984 from voting, or try to say you can only speak a foreign language if your message has a "sporting purpose" and see what happens.
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run for office!
You speak to my heart and that "speech" was eloquent.
I'll vote for you.
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schnitzeraffe wrote:Mr. Blaubart I need you to do something for me...
run for office!
Too many skeletons in my closet my friend.
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continuity wrote:My bet is, if your lucky, you will get to share living space with the guy(s) that argue the Fed income tax is unconstitutional/voluntary.DorikinGTSt wrote:someone gets cought with a silencer. goes to court and argues the 2nd amendment applies and therefore the charge is unconstitutional...
ETA: Unless I misinterpret your avatar's message, it sucks.
It sends the best message. Foreign troop in my state gets his name erased from the book of life.
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Beg to differ, doesn't that icon represent a plan abandoned for fear of retaliation?DorikinGTSt wrote:...
It sends the best message. Foreign troop in my state gets his name erased from the book of life.
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The image sends the best message. Whether it was carried out makes no difference to me. The Welrods probably got lost in the mail. Americans are lucky enough not to have to wait for an air-drop of arms.
If they would rather be brutalized in a FEMA camp then defend freedom will be a personal decision.
If they would rather be brutalized in a FEMA camp then defend freedom will be a personal decision.
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Ok ...ok, it appeared to be a cop in the small version, not a foriegn soldier. Even so, are you sure that's what you mean? Really. Are you SURE????DorikinGTSt wrote:...continuity wrote:My bet is, if your lucky, you will get to share living space with the guy(s) that argue the Fed income tax is unconstitutional/voluntary.DorikinGTSt wrote:someone gets cought with a silencer. goes to court and argues the 2nd amendment applies and therefore the charge is unconstitutional...
ETA: Unless I misinterpret your avatar's message, it sucks.
It sends the best message. Foreign troop in my state gets his name erased from the book of life.
What amount of a man is composed of his own collection of experiences... and the conclusions that those experiences have allowed him to "know" for certain as "Truth"? :Ick
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Yesssss!jppd47 wrote:Firearms are firearms, has anyone used that in court?
Machine guns? Assualt weapons? Large capacity magazines? Yes, it has been tried in court.
Here's one for MGs: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=68372
Our government does not care what the laws are. They do not matter anymore. The system is rolling free on its own. They do what they want when they want.
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Yes, and I hope you use your suppressed weapons to keep people off of the cattle cars when your brethren may be doing otherwise.continuity wrote:Ok ...ok, it appeared to be a cop in the small version, not a foriegn soldier. Even so, are you sure that's what you mean? Really. Are you SURE????
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In all seriousness, a singularly horrifying bridge that one pray's will never need be crossed...DorikinGTSt wrote:Yes, and I hope you use your suppressed weapons to keep people off of the cattle cars when your brethren may be doing otherwise.
What amount of a man is composed of his own collection of experiences... and the conclusions that those experiences have allowed him to "know" for certain as "Truth"? :Ick
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This.continuity wrote:In all seriousness, a singularly horrifying bridge that one pray's will never need be crossed...DorikinGTSt wrote:Yes, and I hope you use your suppressed weapons to keep people off of the cattle cars when your brethren may be doing otherwise.
If I live out all my days without ever even having pointed a gun at anything but paper, tin, glass or game I will consider it a win.
Romanticizing defense, resistance or revolt is not a pastime I consider worth pursuing.
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It is worth pursuing if only to prepare you mentally for the fact that you may have to point your firearms at something a lil more dangerous than a piece of paper. You going to let them take your arms the next time a hurricane hits? Border wars do not concern you one bit? Have children, like CPS?doubloon wrote:This.continuity wrote:In all seriousness, a singularly horrifying bridge that one pray's will never need be crossed...DorikinGTSt wrote:Yes, and I hope you use your suppressed weapons to keep people off of the cattle cars when your brethren may be doing otherwise.
If I live out all my days without ever even having pointed a gun at anything but paper, tin, glass or game I will consider it a win.
Romanticizing defense, resistance or revolt is not a pastime I consider worth pursuing.
Very real concerns should be taken very seriously.
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We are on the same page about being prepared, both physically and mentally, to address evil if it comes to find us.Ridd wrote:It is worth pursuing if only to prepare you mentally for the fact that you may have to point your firearms at something a lil more dangerous than a piece of paper. ...Very real concerns should be taken very seriously.doubloon wrote:...
Romanticizing defense, resistance or revolt is not a pastime I consider worth pursuing.
There are things that we may not want to do, that we certainly don't look forward to doing, but that are things we must do. That we are responsible for doing. It is best to be able to do such things quickly, effeciently, and unemotionally. Learning how to do such things, and practicing to become proficient seems to be appropriate. As I understand doubloon's thoughts, romaticizing such acts is less than worthwhile. My nutcase neighbor and I agree with him.
IMHO, it is not appropriate to dwell upon them, use them for recreational discussion or sport, nor to sugar coat them.
What amount of a man is composed of his own collection of experiences... and the conclusions that those experiences have allowed him to "know" for certain as "Truth"? :Ick
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You guys are funny. Its comin in one form or another. By that time all the guns and munitions will be null. Guess we`ll have to use the wood ax. Do you fellers own any Katanas?
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I wish you would fix your sig line, that aggravates the $h!t out of me. I hate poor gammer or incumpleat sin-tans-us ...---...SRM wrote:You guys are funny. Its comin in one form or another. By that time all the guns and munitions will be null. Guess we`ll have to use the wood ax. Do you fellers own any Katanas?
Might consider your opinion a little more viable and not so elementary.
Then again.....probably not..
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opulence, i has it. Cold Steel Vietnam Tomahawk and heavy Sure Strike shuriken. Gotta get their Warhammer.SRM wrote:You guys are funny. Its comin in one form or another. By that time all the guns and munitions will be null. Guess we`ll have to use the wood ax. Do you fellers own any Katanas?
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Thanks for pointing that outFastflt1 wrote:I wish you would fix your sig line, that aggravates the $h!t out of me. I hate poor gammer or incumpleat sin-tans-us ...---...SRM wrote:You guys are funny. Its comin in one form or another. By that time all the guns and munitions will be null. Guess we`ll have to use the wood ax. Do you fellers own any Katanas?
Might consider your opinion a little more viable and not so elementary.
Then again.....probably not..