[unspun]

Judges need to recognize that any legislation which designed to disarm free people is by definition an infringement of rights. The only regulations which would not constitute infringement would be those whose intention and effect promoted effective armament.

Not hardly.

No way I want just any of my neighbors to have machine guns, grenades, and rocket launchers.

[looscnnn]

“No way I want just any of my neighbors to have machine guns, grenades, and rocket launchers.”

You are starting to sound like one of the Brady bunch. Why do you fear your neighbors or are you just displacing your fear on them?

[mvpel]

No way I want just any of my neighbors to have machine guns, grenades, and rocket launchers.

They all have cars, and can buy as much gasoline as they want, hundreds of gallons if they desire, without so much as showing their face inside the gas station.

I submit that this fact poses far more risk to you than your neighbors owning machine guns, grenades, and rocket launchers would.

[Centurion2000]

Judges need to recognize that any legislation which designed to disarm free people is by definition an infringement of rights. The only regulations which would not constitute infringement would be those whose intention and effect promoted effective armament. Not hardly.

No way I want just any of my neighbors to have machine guns, grenades, and rocket launchers.

$100 - 20 5-Gallon Gas Cans
$300 - 100 gallons of gas
$40 - 500 high powered firecrackers
$40 - 200 feet cannon fuse

The look on unspun's face when he realizes that his neighbors have the legal equivalent to 1400 sticks of dynamite in the garage? PRICELESS.

[SlayerOfBunnies]

No way I want just any of my neighbors to have machine guns, grenades, and rocket launchers.

Fortunately the Bill of Rights is not dependent on what you want.