@QuixoticSoul Apparently, it is if you happen to be Russian - seems that they are having issues keeping their nerve agents on their own soil, so who knows where their nukes are...
Not really commenting on the overall topic, but I would point out that virtually all citizens agree that there is an implicit limit to the right to bear arms. No real portion of the population believes that individuals should have the right to thermonuclear weapons or aircraft carriers or attack submarines. Basically there is a largely implicit consensus that the scope of the second amendment is limited somewhere in the realm of small arms. Likewise, the freedom of expression was never extended to things like treason, inciting disorder, and defamation, although the legal standard to prove any of those is quite strict. The 1st amendment has a highly expansive scope.
banning firearms is a violation of the 2nd amendment. i fail to see how banning a reporter from the white house counts a violation of freedom of speech?
if they can still print what they want then how is banning the reporter considered a violation? thats what i dont get if they can still priint what they want its nto a violation of freedom of speech
@MarmeeMarch As a non sequitur, that's a doozy. Since then it's impossible to get through an airport without intense scrutiny. Incidentally, 19 of the hi jackers were Saudis. And we currently have a POTUS whose son in law is very deeply financially in hock to them... Hence why Trump doesn't say too many negative things about the Saudis.
You could argue the point, but no one serious is calling for an absolute ban of firearms (firearms not being specified in the condition, by the way). Regulation is in no way an infringement and is so stated in the same document.
There's a reason we have a supreme court. If all lawyers were always right there would be no need. I think Trump handled it perfectly. That narcissistic pos won't be called on in my lifetime. lol