Have we ever been given a reason
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There's no right to buy it online.
Honestly, the US Constitution isn't an excuse to abandon all common sense.
Well, OK, maybe it is, but you take my point.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Have we ever been given a reason:
There's no right to buy it online.
You can make the same point about mail-in votes. That's not in the constitution either.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Have we ever been given a reason:
There's no right to buy it online.
You can make the same point about mail-in votes. That's not in the constitution either.
@George-K said in Have we ever been given a reason:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Have we ever been given a reason:
There's no right to buy it online.
You can make the same point about mail-in votes. That's not in the constitution either.
I never said mail-in votes were a constitutional right. They do make a lot of sense in the time of Covid.
I've know I've said this before, but I've observed a massive correlation between people quoting the US Constitution at the beginning of a sentence and people proposing some really stupid shit.
Buying guns and ammo online would be an example of this.
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@George-K said in Have we ever been given a reason:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Have we ever been given a reason:
There's no right to buy it online.
You can make the same point about mail-in votes. That's not in the constitution either.
I never said mail-in votes were a constitutional right. They do make a lot of sense in the time of Covid.
I've know I've said this before, but I've observed a massive correlation between people quoting the US Constitution at the beginning of a sentence and people proposing some really stupid shit.
Buying guns and ammo online would be an example of this.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Have we ever been given a reason:
@George-K said in Have we ever been given a reason:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Have we ever been given a reason:
There's no right to buy it online.
You can make the same point about mail-in votes. That's not in the constitution either.
I never said mail-in votes were a constitutional right. They do make a lot of sense in the time of Covid.
I've know I've said this before, but I've observed a massive correlation between people quoting the US Constitution at the beginning of a sentence and people proposing some really stupid shit.
Buying guns and ammo online would be an example of this.
I've bought several guns online. You just have to have them shipped to a !ocal FFL.
As Jerry Miculek (a fine Louisiana fella) would say, "Get you some!" .
https://www.budsgunshop.com/mobile/search.php/type/Firearms_Handguns
