benewton
Member
'Second, the means chosen by the State to effectuate its purpose must be narrowly tailored to the achievement of that goal.'
From my point of view, the majority purpose of the state seems to be to preserve and extend itself, and this was, I guess, was apparent to the founders, and hence the 2nd A.
Rights, as noted, by definition cannot be limited.
That doesn't say that you cannot pay a price for wrongly exercising them, but prior restraint is logically impossible.
'guess I'm getting extremist in my old age, but, logically, I can't see any other way to go.
No to registration, prior checks, etc.
From my point of view, the majority purpose of the state seems to be to preserve and extend itself, and this was, I guess, was apparent to the founders, and hence the 2nd A.
Rights, as noted, by definition cannot be limited.
That doesn't say that you cannot pay a price for wrongly exercising them, but prior restraint is logically impossible.
'guess I'm getting extremist in my old age, but, logically, I can't see any other way to go.
No to registration, prior checks, etc.
