Do I believe the Constitution is a living document? NO. However I do believe that laws are written evolving past this document alone and that people need common sense when dealing with modern conveyances like automobiles.
A team of horses and a loaded wagon weigh much more than a Geo.
And potentially are far more unpredictable and hard to control.
Do I believe the Constitution is a living document? NO. However I do believe that laws are written evolving past this document alone and that people need common sense when dealing with modern conveyances like assault weapons.
See how silly and statist that sounds? No one is saying totally unrestricted, just like few suggest that the mentally disabled and children should own firearms. But with law abiding citizens, the usurpation of our rights continue.
They had horses, which routinely killed people, especially if they were “on the loose” or just some jerk going too fast. What is the line that needs to be crossed to determine if a license is required? And who determines that line? Just curious...
In any case, this would be a state-level decision, in my opinion.
Another question... if Georgia didn’t issue drivers licenses, could Georgians drive out of state?
In colonial days, were horse riders licensed? What about those pulling carts? I’m asking, but don’t know...although I’d guess NOT!
And yes, a runaway horse can kill you too.