@SamQuinnCBS Not sure why people are debating you on this. The Brown trade was robbery by Philly. They would’ve traded George into cap space at the cost of a 1st if they could’ve have. But added a 1st and two buyable 2nds to get Brown. Lakers paid 2 1sts and 2 swaps to pay an injured RFA!
@trevorlane Is there a way to make the money work for Bron to Cleveland, Giannis to LA, Garland and Hunter to Milwaukee with picks from LA and Cleveland?
@aceand8s@therabbithole@elonmusk When regulation began in 1934, and was challenged, the SC said clearly certain weapons do not belong in the hands of the citizens, shot guns then. Don’t you think assault weapons today qualify as unnecessary?
@aceand8s@therabbithole@elonmusk What do you think their intent was when they said “well regulated”? Do you think it means not regulated? The fed gov for our first 100 years did little regulating, deferring to states, hence your case. But are you arguing the intent of “well regulated” is not to regulate?
@aceand8s@therabbithole@elonmusk Most relevant to the epidemic of atuomatic rifles and their necessity for ordinary citizens would be US v Miller in 1939. The 2nd Amendment applies to federal law, as the Bill of Rights was intended to do. This case speak more closely to the issues we have today.
@aceand8s@therabbithole@elonmusk What it did mean for sure is that gun ownership should not be left unregulated and unchecked by the federal government.
@aceand8s@therabbithole@elonmusk This was pertaining to Kentucky and never advanced to the Supreme Court. And still doesn’t countermand the “well regulated” intention of the founding fathers, who literally fought off tyranny and still said the militia should be “well regulated”. Per 2nd Amendment.