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To: marktwain

Property should never be confiscated…period! First off, what’s considered “a danger”? Reading a Bible? Yelling at a child? Losing your cool while driving?

Should we pass a law that getting an abortion can be taken away if you’re found “a danger to society”? I guess we should confiscate bats, hammers, crowbars and fists if someone is deemed a “danger”.

Thomas is right in his dissent.


7 posted on 07/01/2024 4:52:47 AM PDT by mikelets456
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To: mikelets456

The regulatory argument has been \purposefully\ narrowed from the Constitutional phrase “arms” to the modern phrase (hardly is ever used by the Founders), “firearms”.

Bats, cars and swimming pools are allowed, although these kill more US citizens, collectively, than any one NRA member.


8 posted on 07/01/2024 5:08:27 AM PDT by Cletus.D.Yokel (When I say "We" I speak of, -not for-, "We the People")
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To: mikelets456

“we should confiscate” ‘Rat voices....


14 posted on 07/01/2024 9:01:33 AM PDT by Paladin2
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To: mikelets456
Should we pass a law that getting an abortion can be taken away if you’re found “a danger to society”?

Anyone who seeks an elective abortion is a danger to herself and others.

1) Danger to self: both surgical and chemical abortions carry much greater risk of harm than completed pregnancy.

2) Danger to others: the abortion-minded woman has a clear, stated intent to kill another person.

Such women should be remanded to custodial psychiatric care until the danger has passed.

16 posted on 07/01/2024 9:09:11 AM PDT by NorthMountain (... the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed)
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