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To: Vaquero
If you want to get into trouble at Free Republic, argue that given the natural law right to self defense, if you could afford it, it is acceptable for you to own a nuclear powered aircraft carrier battle group with air wing. That's how you find out how serious the posers are in their support for the constitution. Hint: it's not even about the 2nd Amendment. They just wanted to give special emphasis to this point. Under the Constitution the Feds cannot regulate firearms anyway. But they said in the 2nd that the States can't either and the Fed dam sure can't!
20 posted on 12/02/2010 3:42:10 PM PST by DariusBane (People are like sheep and have two speeds: grazing and stampede)
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To: DariusBane

obviously there is a technology cut off point....a tac-nuke would not constitute a RKBA issue.

where to draw the line? that is a rough one.


21 posted on 12/02/2010 5:08:48 PM PST by Vaquero ("an armed society is a polite society" Robert A. Heinlein.)
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To: DariusBane

I’d agree with you, otherwise there would be no point in privateers.


25 posted on 12/04/2010 2:45:59 PM PST by Eagle Eye (A blind clock finds a nut at least twice a day.)
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To: DariusBane; Vaquero
"If you want to get into trouble at Free Republic, argue that given the natural law right to self defense, if you could afford it, it is acceptable for you to own a nuclear powered aircraft carrier battle group with air wing."

I've made that argument on Free Republic before and haven't got in any trouble. In fact, I've persuaded a few people to agree with me.

27 posted on 12/04/2010 2:52:22 PM PST by Joe 6-pack (Que me amat, amet et canem meum)
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