To: On the Road to Serfdom
Why "make a case" in the legislation?
Isn't that best left the debate whether to pass it?
What the heck does a mere opinion accomplish when written into the law?
To: Carry_Okie
Exactly! The NRA is endorsing illegal legislation once again, just like their "enforce existing gun laws" campaign. Do they just not get it? Or are they a "gun control" advocacy group? What part of "shall not be infringed" do they not understand?
To: Carry_Okie
Why "make a case" in the legislation? Isn't that best left the debate whether to pass it? What the heck does a mere opinion accomplish when written into the law?
It is actually common. The findings provide an understanding of the "legislative intent" of a law. The clearer that intent, the less wiggle room there is for judicial interpretation of the law.
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