Why do we have the 2nd Amendment?

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I would like to hear why YOU think our forefathers wrote the 2nd amendment.
 

Laish

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easy....

given george washington was illuminati confirmed and 'merica has always been ran by england behind the scenes
(the rockin burgers saw to that)
it was all part of the master plan to make the people kill eachother off


which is why we should ban guns today



the end
your joking right?
Blessings
Bill
 
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NoNameMcgee

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your joking right?
Blessings
Bill
LOL

yes

100%

hahaha

you caught it before i deleted it


im slap happy

thought it was funny... then got scared people would think im serious
 
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C'mon, it was so important to them that it is all the way up at #2. The very second thing they wrote. And, no one knows?
 
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NoNameMcgee

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C'mon, it was so important to them that it is all the way up at #2. The very second thing they wrote. And, no one knows?
so the people had a way to defend themself....

not just from each other either

but an oppressive government or invaders too
 
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so the people had a way to defend themself....

not just from each other either

but an oppressive government or invaders too
Can you elaborate some? (Oh, I see you added a line.)
 
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so the people had a way to defend themself....

not just from each other either

but an oppressive government or invaders too
That is factual, especially since the farmers WERE the Army in those days.

So, should it be preserved today? And why, or why not?
 

Laish

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It was written to protect us from a tyrannical government , not just foreign either. Of course self-defense. You can also argue to protect commerce too. If you looked at Europe at the time of our constitution’s ratification highwaymen were a plague . The Americas were almost free of them due to our ability to arm our people as well as our government.
Blessings
Bill
 
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NoNameMcgee

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Why would you say Jamie is unchurched?
hes still salty once when asking an opinon on a teacher

someone else commented on the thread

and i mentioned i take scripture over teachings

then he claimed i hate Gods children

... on multiple occasions

and says im against church

i dont know where all his hate comes from

but i doubt its the Holy spirit
 
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Well, Jamie, I for one, think you are more Spiritually grounded than many people I know.
 
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NoNameMcgee

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Well, Jamie, I for one, think you are more Spiritually grounded than many people I know.
thank you very much willy
:)

but back to the topic


i do think we should preserve the 2nd...

gun control came before the holocaust right?

whats the expression about history repeating itself?
 

zeroturbulence

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C'mon, it was so important to them that it is all the way up at #2. The very second thing they wrote. And, no one knows?
It started because during the American Revolution (actually, just prior to it) the British confiscated and forbid the owning of firearms by the american colonists, in hopes to prevent a rebellion because tensions were rising due to taxation from England that the colonists did not agree with and had no power to challenge (it was from the King after all). It came to a head when british troops fired upon a crowd of unarmed colonists who were protesting against the king one night in Boston (known as The Boston Massacre)...

It did not work for the british because the colonists hid their weapons and eventually the Minuteman was born (farmers who would be ready for battle in a minute's notice). There was no american army or continental army. There were only bands of citizens willing to fight the british until an army was finally formed.

The founding fathers were all about checks and balances so they guaranteed the right for citizens to own firearms in order to be able to rise up against a tyrannical government like England's at the time (in case one arises).
 
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I am in agreement with keeping it.
 

zeroturbulence

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I had recently finished an in depth study of the American Revolution.. :rolleyes:

...and also a study of the Civil War (after I finished studying the Revolution).
 
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This ol' man has to hit the sack. Y'all play nice till I return.
 

Tommy379

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That is factual, especially since the farmers WERE the Army in those days.

So, should it be preserved today? And why, or why not?
Sure it should be preserved. Article 1 section 8 of the U.S. constitution doesn't allow for Congress to maintain an Army, just a Navy. It only says Congress may raise an Army for two years at a time.
 
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I had recently finished an in depth study of the American Revolution.. :rolleyes:

...and also a study of the Civil War (after I finished studying the Revolution).
Good.
We need someone knowledgeable to keep us honest.
 
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I am all for keeping it....look at what happens in the countries and nations of the world where people cannot pack heat.....how many get brutalized by tje leaders of the world.....