So, you get the right to determine which Constitutional rights can be infringed upon, depending on your perceived danger of that right. Got it. BTW, the last time I checked, neither driving nor fishing where Constitutionally protected rights.
How about we talk about the "danger to the public" of legally owned firearms. In 2013, then President Obama commissioned the CDC to do a study on gun violence. His hope was that he could declare gun violence a health epidemic, and sidestep our Constitution. Instead, the study found that law abiding gun owners use their legally owned firearms between 500,000 to 3,000,000 times EACH year to defend life and property from criminal attack. The study also found that the mere presence of the firearm was many times all that was required to stop the attack, and that shots where not fired. It was also discovered that those who used a firearm for self defense where far less likely to be injuired, or their injuries where far less severe then those who used other forms of self defense.
Since the CDC study found that legally owned firearms prevent up to 3,000,000 murders, rapes, muggings, assaults, robberies, etc. EACH YEAR, I contend that they are more of a benefit to public safety, then a danger.
David
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