I have always thought it strange (Reply #12)

Tue Jul 5, 2022, 01:43 AM

that it never mentions guns or firearms. There seem to be more laws regulating other arms like knifes and swords than guns.

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I need the help of constitutional lawyers or those who can make more sense... [View all]	Enter stage left	Jul 2022	OP
Not a lawyer, but there is a maxim in common law:	Gaugamela	Jul 2022	#1
Guess they decided abortion was an exception to that.	iemanja	Jul 2022	#7
Not to my knowledge but it's probably hidden in the 2nd Amendment somewhere. I Hate this crap.	LoisB	Jul 2022	#2
P.S. Sorry for my ignorance too.	LoisB	Jul 2022	#3
i live in a high fire danger area , but home grwon idiots still insist on bringing this stuff in	AllaN01Bear	Jul 2022	#4
Self-defense fireworks?	RockRaven	Jul 2022	#5
Fireworks are not really a constitutional matter.	Ms. Toad	Jul 2022	#6
I can't help but laugh...Yeah I know	LeftInTX	Jul 2022	#14
The 10th amendment essentially says states can regulate fireworks as they see fit.	Takket	Jul 2022	#8
thank you, that's the answer I was looking for...	Enter stage left	Jul 2022	#9
The really reason I asked this, is if applies to fireworks in NY...	Enter stage left	Jul 2022	#10
It does apply to gun laws.	Frasier Balzov	Jul 2022	#11
What about the "Preamble to the Constitution" that says (and I'm going to paraphrase here like...	Enter stage left	Jul 2022	#13
They think the Constitution they're creating will benefit future generations.	Frasier Balzov	Jul 2022	#15
"Domestic tranquility"...	FBaggins	Jul 2022	#16
I have always thought it strange	multigraincracker	Jul 2022	#12

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