agensaequivocum

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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Don't forget the DROS fees, ammo background check fees, and SB 2 which, in the words of the sponsor himself, generally only allows one to carry a concealed gun on some sidewalks. This effectively eviscerates our God-given right to carr
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Property seems to be a special case. There has always been this taxation in America. It was never understood otherwise. If by working you mean income taxes. Well they had to pass an amendment to allow it. Again, the question of a arms sold
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Is a sugary drink a constitutionally enumerated inalienable right?
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Find me a gun control law the 9th circuit didn't consider too far. I'll wait. I refer you to this thread[1] of dozens of sources that show the only pre-20th century view is the individual right view consistent with Heller, McDonal
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
They fall under general sales tax not a specific punitive tax for what they are.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Because someone needs to challenge the law and pre-Bruen court acted like the 2A didn't exist.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
It's a constitutionally recognized inalienable right. Try taxing every social media post and news paper article and see how that goes.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
This is unconstitutional and will be struck down as such.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Because America is the best country in the world, at least in principal. We still have strong protections on speech, self-defense, homeschooling, and religion. We have actual and functional conservatives in the government and culture. The
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
The government is never your friend.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Complete waste of taxpayer money to line the pockets of big pharma.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
The Tridentine Mass also has a homily. I like the Norvus Ordo done in a reverent manner. However, he prescripts of Vatican II were abused. Latin was supposed to be maintained generally. Music was supposed to be primarily Gregorian Chant. Co
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Administrative law "judges" are unconstitutional.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Yes of course religious people only have kids because they just want those government subsidies, not because God told us to "be fruitful and multiply"
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
No moms specifically. It's better for the family as their nature is specifically ordered toward raising children. Men on the other hand are ordered towards protecting and providing for the family. The feminist movement to get women wor
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
You admit that most people won't have the money to retain their cars, thus they will lose the greatest tool for individual travel ever. So you want to force poor people to be stuck in their current location regardless of how safe it is
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Normalize stay-at-home moms. This will raise the birthrate and drive up wages. For now us faithful Catholics, as well as Mormons and Muslims, will keep civilization going.
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'No Reasonable Officer' Would Have Arrested a Guy for a Covid-19 Joke(reason.com)
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
I think I understand. You hate poor people.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
No!
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
I will never give up the freedom and convenience to go where I want, when I want, and with whom I want that a car provides and public transportation can never.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Keeping and bearing necessarily imply the right to acquire. It's a lot like saying that you can write all the words you want. However, it is illegal for you to buy a pen.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Aside from machine-guns made after 1986 and possibly nukes, you can own any weapon in most states. The things you mentioned are considered Destructive Devices and require payment of a $200 tax stamp. Sure. If the government just preemptivel
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
A few points: * How effective one may be in defending himself does not change the right in anyway. * This is why the right extends to all arms of modern warfare. E.g., machine-guns, mortars, grenades, tanks, night vision, etc. * The Founder
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
> The constitutions of most of our states assert that all power is inherent in the people; that they may exercise it by themselves, in all cases to which they think themselves competent, (as in electing their functionaries executive and
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
It was widely understood prior to the 20th century that the right applied to the people. Here is a long thread with dozens of sources https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1645290263299117056.html . Overwhelming they all a
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Except one is an explicitly enumerated constitutional right.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
If first principals were demonstrated by definition they rely on some other first principles (see syllogisms). Hence you have an infinite regress which is unknowable. Thus no knowledge could be acquired. Therefore the first principals in sy
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
All knowledge ultimately relies on some self-evident first principals which are not demonstrable.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
My wife an I are currently expecting baby #5. She had a only mild amount of PPD with 2. We foresee no need of this drug with this one nor any of our future babies.

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