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foldr
9mo ago
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The Bill of Rights was never repealed, so there’s no “used to” about it.
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brigandish
8mo ago
That's a sophist's argument. There's a reason it's qualified as the
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Bill of Rights, because it doesn't exist as a bill of rights any more. Parts of it were subsumed by other laws, parts of it repealed - where is your right to bear arms?
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8mo ago
> That the Subjects which are Protestants may have Arms for their Defence suitable to their Conditions and as allowed by Law.
This part of it could hardly have been retained unaltered.
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