[pabianice]

Bad timing. This SCOTUS just ruled that Affirmative Discrimination against whites, Asians, and Jews is just fine and that gay marriage is a 'private choice.' You want them to rule on the 2nd Amendment?

[RISU]

Guns are available.

Americans own them.

Dioes it matter what they "rule"?

[Redcloak]

Bad timing. This SCOTUS just ruled that Affirmative Discrimination against whites, Asians, and Jews is just fine and that gay marriage is a 'private choice.' You want them to rule on the 2nd Amendment?

Some interesting reading on the subject.

...and more specific to Silveira.

[riverrunner]

Bad timeing when would be good timing we have had people thrown in prison killed and burnt to death. Because on one want to take a case forward. Inaction is the same as bad action of the court.

[spodefly]

Bad timing. This SCOTUS just ruled that Affirmative Discrimination against whites, Asians, and Jews is just fine and that gay marriage is a 'private choice.' You want them to rule on the 2nd Amendment?

2A Revised: "A well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of gay black people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed."

[Libertina]

Ditto

[First Amendment]

Crawford said the law would make Missouri a safer place and give criminals something to think about.

With the decisions the SCOTUS has been handing down, they're doing a great job of destroying the country in the absence of Al Qaeda. Who needs outside terrorists when you've got the extreme leftists in the robes is DC? I hope no one gets offended by my statment - but there are two ways to destroy a country - from within and without, and from within is the more dangerous, because peoples' souls and character are destroyed, which ultimately is worse than death.

[ExSoldier]

You took the words right out of my mouth...I agree this is very bad timing. This court is a lot more liberal than we thought. We need to put another Scalia or two on the high court, then I will feel a bit safer.

[Wolfstar]

Beyer admitted on national TV that he thinks the United States Constitution should be subordinated to [read: eliminted by] "international will." See the discussion on this thread [click here]. Given that this kind of thinking exists on the SCOTUS to any extent whatsoever, no, I don't want them deciding the meaning of the 2nd Amendment (or any other, for that matter).