First time to pull my side arm today

[TexasRifleman]

Owning a fire arm is a privlidge not a right. (thought it should be, but i can understand why its not).

Second Amendment to the Bill of Privileges?

 

[exavid]

Lately a vote seems to have been more dangerous than a firearm.

 

[wannasupra]

if some asshat came charging at my vehicle waving a tire iron, i'm not going to take the chance of getting knocked out and neutralized, left unable to defend my wife.

 

[Davek1977]

Owning a fire arm is a privlidge not a right.

I don't think so, our founding fathers didn't think so, and most recently, a majority of the United States Supreme Court didn't think so either. Our INDIVIDUAL RIGHT to own a gun was ruled valid by the USSC, and has been held as true among most Americans long before that. What on earth makes you believe otherwise? The Constitution and BOR didn't outline what privileges we may have as US citizens