Society as a whole, I really don't care about specific individuals.
Society as a whole, I really don't care about specific individuals.
Python, someone with a CCW might have gone in and shot up a school - or got into a fight and started shooting if they allowed CCW on campus, you can't argue what-ifs.
What is good for the individual is good for the society. Society is made up of individuals, it is not some sort of homogenous amoeba no matter how much you want it to be.
What is good for one individual may not be good for another.
What is good for one individual may not be good for another.
Hayduke said:they may remember the young guy in the library wearing a sidearm and how uncomfortable it made everybody
Because all know Nazi's were communist!!!!!!!!!! lmao........
The constitution is becoming more and more invalid as the times change, so its interpretation gets changed instead of the physical document.
You can't adhere to a 200 year old paper the same way you could back when it was written.
Did everyone miss this?:
"Like I said I agree with that we have a right to own gun's (I own a hunting rifle)"
That pretty much says it all, don't you think?
Tim
So what? You have to give every individual maximum freedom and let them do well or screw up, let the chips fall where they may. If you restrict human rights based on the lowest common denominator, that's where everyone ends up.
I guess we should cut the First Amendment out of the constitution because somebody may yell "fire" in a crowded theater, eh?
You say you want the best for the most, but what you are really talking about is taking away everyone's freedoms because a few bad apples can't handle it. That's not the best for the most, it's punishing the majority for the screwups of a tiny minority.
Now I know you are an Anti. Do you work for the U.N. Are you an American? Because you don't sound like it.
We're fed so much negativity through our media that we are afraid of each other.