Comments by "Dirty Red" (@DirtyRedMuzik) on "California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs gun law based on Texas abortion law framework" video.

@queentargaryen9389 “Well regulated” is referring to them being in effective shape to fight. Which means being able to have and bear any kind of firearm to fight against a tyrannical government. Please do better research, ma’am.
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@danielchou5895 You forgot “the right of the people”. Also, learn what a well regulated militia is.
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@queentargaryen9389 It states “right of the people” which means all citizens.
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@queentargaryen9389 I am an educator that teaches history. Gomez is 100% correct.
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@stupidd6513 What’s the horrible father part and bad patriot part though? If your daughter talks to you about murdering someone, would you not turn her in?
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@danielchou5895 “Average citizens” are the people…
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@stupidd6513 Well regulated. Learn what that means please.
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@rentiap Remember, the majority of Californians are not as intelligent as the fecal matter released by said shrimp.
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@OnlyKnightmares Bradley is incorrect just as you are.
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@stupidd6513 Why wouldn’t an 18 year old be allowed to purchase a firearm when they can go and die in one of our oil wars?
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@stupidd6513 Driving a car isn’t a constitutional right, it is a privilege. You really are reaching, aren’t you? 😂
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@Playboyy1985 Sorry but it was never a constitutional right. Even RGB said this would be overturned because it was government overreach.
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@queentargaryen9389 “The right of the people”.
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@distainfullcateyes2990 Your ignorance is really so bad. 😂
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@Barskor1 You are 100% correct.
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@Playboyy1985 The SCOTUS overreached, hence why RGB stated such. Again, abortion is not in the constitution.
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@stupidd6513 Guns do appreciate in value. Wth?!? 😂
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@hellosir4682 2A does allow you to own any arms that our military might have. How else do you combat a tyrannical government?
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@wfox4418 Abortion isn’t a constitutional right though. Even RGB said this would happen because Roe v Wade is overreach.
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@stupidd6513 Why do “Texas dads have to choose between being a bad patriot or a horrible father”?
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@ajs11201 Abortion isn’t a constitutional right, owning firearms is. Your imagination is wild tho, please take your meds!
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@AndrewDeLong What Scotty said.
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@bruthabubba The 2nd Amendment is for bearing arms against a tyrannical government. Which means the citizens are allowed to have the same firearms as the military. We had muskets and cannons a couple hundred years ago just as did our army. Stop with your nonsense.
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@napsterking Do you know what “well regulated” means?
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@queentargaryen9389 The constitution protects the people from the criminals in-office, yes!
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@Playboyy1985 Yeah I am not sure why I wrote RGB, thanks for the correction! “Doctrinal limbs too swiftly shaped, experience teaches, may prove unstable. The most prominent example in recent decades is Roe v. Wade.” -RBG The 14th amendment provides a right to privacy. SCOTUS reached really far with abortion and the current SCOTUS pulled it back to the state’s choice. Therefore, it is not “set-in-stone” constitutionally, making it not a constitutional right. Personally, I’m not against abortion in some cases. There are the obvious ones like because of r*pe or incest, however those reasons are less than 5% of abortions. The exemption for the health of the mother is an obvious one for me as well. However, I don’t agree with the funding by tax payers for abortions nor the abuse for lazy or careless women. But, I do believe that most Americans shouldn’t reproduce. With that being said, those are my opinions and I will stick to what the constitution states instead of my feelings. This should be handled on a state level not the federal level. Abortion isn’t a right it is a privilege, a privilege that many abuse. In regards to the “right of privacy”, I don’t agree with the states trying to track or prosecute someone for going out of state for an abortion. We do have the 4th amendment which guarantees freedom of movement. But we also have the Patriot Act (unconstitutional) which supersedes the right to privacy. We also saw how something so little as Covid can rid of us of our “right to privacy” as well.
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@rentiap How do you get away with not having licenses and avoid paying taxes? I am truly intrigued and have always wanted to be rid of those chains.
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@stupidd6513 That’s a good thing then, right? Now if my family or I is ever threatened, then that is a different story.
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@Playboyy1985 I 100% agree, it’s is a very hard topic that I can see points on both sides. I’m not religious and I see the problems with their argument and I am also not someone that feels women can abort fetuses at full term either (except if the mother is threatened). Glad we can agree on something!
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@rentiap Thank you for all that information!
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@rentiap Thank you so much, it’s very much appreciated! I will go look it for now.
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What are “illegal guns”?
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@tinesapangelinan1977 California is full of scum. I’m pretty sure he doesn’t care if you and your ilk miss him or not. Take your meds!
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@améliehester6996 Take your meds!
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@améliehester6996 Yes son, you are grounded from the internet for the next two weeks. I expect better from you and you really upset your mother with that comment.
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@missylks1239 What is an “illegal gun owner”? Please elaborate.
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@cwg9238 Yeah I heard about that kid building a mini nuke or whatever. Hilarious! But yes, I know some people that have certain firearms, etc. that would blow these morons minds.
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@missylks1239 Those are all restrictions. Which is infringing on our 2A rights. Thank you for playing.
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@missylks1239 Yep, the restriction was placed in 1969. It is not written in the constitution, therefore like Roe v Wade, it can be overturned. We saw several riots over the last few years that some of the media called protests. If that restriction was legit you would have 1,000’s of Americans losing their right to free speech. But that isn’t happening, obviously, and for good reason. Have you ever been on Twitter? There are large groups of “Americans” calling for violence on other Americans and yet they are not losing any of their rights. A permit requires money and time, which isn’t afforded to every citizen. We do have a large class of people in poverty and that would effectively be leaving them out of that right. If you like, I could explain why that is a horrible thing if it’s too confusing?
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@karlkoehler341 Driving isn’t a constitutional right.
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