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Minnesota’s ban on 18- to 20-year-olds obtaining a permit to publicly carry a handgun violates the US Constitution, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.
I think sometimes about if cars were a thing when the bill of rights was written, they might’ve had an amendment like "travel, being important to a free state, the right to drive an automobile shall not be infringed "
And then we’d have all sorts of problems where like six year olds would be driving , blind people would be driving, you wouldn’t have any safety standards or environmental standards, etc etc etc. And people would be jerking themselves raw about how it’s great , that freedom is great, they love when their car explodes.
And then we’d have all sorts of problems where like six year olds would be driving , blind people would be driving, you wouldn’t have any safety standards or environmental standards, etc etc etc. And people would be jerking themselves raw about how it’s great , that freedom is great, they love when their car explodes.
I have no agenda here. I just thought your comment was comical and then I saw all of these:
I think sometimes about if cars were a thing when the bill of rights was written, they might’ve had an amendment like "travel, being important to a free state, the right to drive an automobile shall not be infringed "
And then we’d have all sorts of problems where like six year olds would be driving , blind people would be driving, you wouldn’t have any safety standards or environmental standards, etc etc etc. And people would be jerking themselves raw about how it’s great , that freedom is great, they love when their car explodes.
I have no agenda here. I just thought your comment was comical and then I saw all of these:
6 year olds… 😬
Blind… 😬
Safety standards… 😬
Car explodes… 😬