Comments by "" (@JohnDoe-ew3xt) on "Hear GOP lawmakers speak on gun laws after Nashville shooting" video.
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@mile_high_topher "Universal background checks, closing gun show and private sale loopholes, licenses, safe storage, etc."
universal background checks, already have them...
gun show and private sale loopholes, I don't know what those are... please clarify.
licenses, if I need a license, it's no longer a right. do you know the purpose of the bill of rights is?
safe storage, you mean laws that require me to handle my property a particular way in my home? is that constitutional, and how do you intend to enforce that?
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@mile_high_topher "of course you believe in god.
I don't argue with clowns."
ahhh, an atheist...
here, let me school you on this as well son....
as an agnostic myself, I see you absolutely no differently than those you criticize. you are no different, you just aren't smart enough to understand.
you criticize these people for having religious beliefs.... believing in a god, and an afterlife. and you criticize their dogma in those beliefs! that they believe thay are correct, and know the one real truth concerning religion.
while at the same time, YOU have a set of religious beliefs... you believe there is NO god, and YOU believe there is NO afterlife, and you are as, or nor dogmatic as they are regarding your religious beliefs!! you are as convinced that your religious beliefs are correct, and everyone else's religious beliefs are incorrect.
again, as an agnostic, is there a god? I do not know... maybe... is there an after life? I do not know, maybe... but I don't attack others for those beliefs, because, unlike you, and them, I'm not convinced that I know the one and only truth regarding religion.
YOU have a set of religious beliefs, and are as dogmatic as anyone else on the planet about your one and only truth about religion..
you're just not smart enough to understand that you are no different than they are.. that atheism is a set of dogmatic religious beliefs.
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@CarlWithACamera awesome carl, thank you for your service. and grew up in florida, and plan to move back when I can retire in a few years as well.
anyway, here is the issue I have with your "common sense" comments...
taken from one of your recent posts that I did not respond directly to:
1 - "we could use a healthy dose of common sense versus a strict and literal reading of the 2nd amendment."
I do not have the first clue as to what you mean when you say we could use a healthy dose of common sense when reading the 2A. if you would like to try to clarify, perhaps I could understand. but to suggest we use a healthy dose of common sense when reading the 2A alone is nothing more than a meaningless msnbc talking point. please clarify, if you'd like.
2 - "why are these constitutionalists so adamant on a literal interpretation of the 2nd amendment, even as people die in ever greater numbers, tracking pretty closely to the ever greater numbers of guns bought and owned in America?"
you are aware that access guns is more restricted, and guns are much harder to get today than they have been in the past, yes? and you are also aware that the number of these "mass/school shootings" continue to rise, yes?
so if guns, or access to guns is the problem, how do you explain this correlation? the more we restrict access to guns, the more mass/school shootings we have!! if access to guns is the cause, shouldn't we make access easier, like it was in the past, when we had less of these mass/school shootings???
have a great night, and if I don't get back, I am on my way to florida tomorrow to burry my dead mama... but I will get back to you asap.
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