I highly doubt that, unless you think repealing one amendment and adding another is easy to do.
Mass Murder by Blade, you Vast Idiots
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You can't prove a negative, why are you asking for proof? Only someone with no common sense would do that.
Beefbisquit
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The person making the claim holds the burden of proof not the other way around.
Could there not be an amendment created that defines 'keep' in the 2nd?
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
Are you the person who vets the source as credible?
Beefbisquit
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It's not difficult to tell if a source is credible.
"Guns save 1,000,000 people per year" is not a negative claim.
Doer
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That's the game and why I won't play it. 'All the shit is shit except their shit, which is the good shit.' George Carlin. (paraphrase)
Since we are in a Federation of States the records are State by State and they have been compiled by all sorts of jurisdictions, including the FBI. And so, the snotties, who think their stats are gold, and will crow about the limitations of fact collecting for all but their purposes.
And they sit and taunt like that is reasonable. But, when I provide the stats, these little boot lickers want to wave pecker and pee all over the messenger, to stink up the message. So, the snotties can find out, if they care, but they don't. So, nothing I can do about their immaturity, is there?
I won't play into Saganism. Master Buck taught me that one.
Thanks Buck.
Repealing the second might be possible, but repealing the ex-post facto law will not. I can't imagine what atrocities would be bandied about as possible if that were to expire.
As far as redefining "keep" that's going to be a hard sell. You will force people to BEAR them instead will you not?
Doer
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Burden of Proof!!! Ha Haaa. He watches too much TV and thinks we can prove anything to bird brains.
Doer
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Sure Amend away, you dolt.
Beefbisquit
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No, I understand how a logical argument is supposed to be constructed. The burden of proof lies on the person making the claim, not on the one rejecting it.
"Take a look, it's in a book..."
[video=youtube_share;a0sU1aG7kBM]http://youtu.be/a0sU1aG7kBM[/video]
You're being an insufferable twat. You think just because you say something, it makes it true? No dice.
You have no credible source for your statements, that's why you won't share your sources. Too scared.
You're a joke.
Doer
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No...understand that, burden of proof is a legal concept. And it takes authority.
Authority takes force. Not words, boo boo. Force.
And I'm fine with your joke, berry berry punnny to me
Doer
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| Statisticians have calculated the "mortality rate" for the world to be roughly .883 percent. This means that 1 out of every 113 people in the world died last year. Based on this rate, here is an estimate of the incidence of death among people now living in the world:
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Beefbisquit
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http://www.hebrew4christians.com/About_HFC/Death_Rate/death_rate.html
Confronting the mortality of the world around us (as well as our own mortality) can lead us to reflect more earnestly about our priorities - and provide us with a sense of urgency of purpose.
Is this supposed to be an example of an unreliable source? No citations, no reference to who, when, where any of these statistics have been calculated.
Confronting the mortality of the world around us (as well as our own mortality) can lead us to reflect more earnestly about our priorities - and provide us with a sense of urgency of purpose.
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| Statisticians have calculated the "mortality rate" for the world to be roughly .883 percent. This means that 1 out of every 113 people in the world died last year. Based on this rate, here is an estimate of the incidence of death among people now living in the world:
May these sobering thoughts spur us on to action! May they shock us out of our apathy and move our heart's affections to freely share the gospel of our LORD Jesus the Messiah to a dying and hurting world. "O blessed Holy One of Israel, give us all a heart for the lost children of this world! Give us joyful courage to reach out to them all. Help us, LORD, to be your witnesses in the truth. In the Name of Yeshua our LORD I ask: Amen." |
Is this supposed to be an example of an unreliable source? No citations, no reference to who, when, where any of these statistics have been calculated.
thecannacove
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If you can't prove it than how does he have these magical stats?
thecannacove
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I've finally come to the conclusion you are mentally unstable. My apologies for my perhaps overzealous joking and "taunts", I don't want to wind up seeing you jump from a bridge or something someday and think it was because of me.. bless you. May you find good health again someday.
thecannacove
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Lmao - oh my.http://www.hebrew4christians.com/About_HFC/Death_Rate/death_rate.html
Confronting the mortality of the world around us (as well as our own mortality) can lead us to reflect more earnestly about our priorities - and provide us with a sense of urgency of purpose.
Statisticians have calculated the "mortality rate" for the world to be roughly .883 percent. This means that 1 out of every 113 people in the world died last year.
Based on this rate, here is an estimate of the incidence of death among people now living in the world:
Of course, these numbers are based on inductive generalization and therefore are not infallible; however, the fact remains that people are dying all around us - and many of these people have not heard of the salvation of the LORD God of Israel through Yeshua His Son.
- 1.78 deaths per second
- 107 deaths per minute
- 6,390 deaths per hour
- 153,000 deaths per day
- 56.0 million deaths per year
- 3.9 billion deaths per average lifetime (70 years)
May these sobering thoughts spur us on to action! May they shock us out of our apathy and move our heart's affections to freely share the gospel of our LORD Jesus the Messiah to a dying and hurting world.
"O blessed Holy One of Israel, give us all a heart for the lost children of this world! Give us joyful courage to reach out to them all. Help us, LORD, to be your witnesses in the truth. In the Name of Yeshua our LORD I ask: Amen."
Is this supposed to be an example of an unreliable source? No citations, no reference to who, when, where any of these statistics have been calculated.
Doer
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There you go, Doctor Horse Ass, have a nice day.
How do you prove that pulling your gun saved a life if no one died?
You can't
Can't prove that something WOULDN'T Have happened.
You can't prove a negative.