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Originally Posted by spence
That’s not even remotely true. Not sure if you’re just blatantly lying or ignorant.
The claim may be exaggerated, but some deregulation helped along with the tax cuts and with the generally pro business tenor.
Still doesn’t invalidate an amendment.
The Court can basically void an amendment by neglect. And by "interpreting" it on the basis of "need" or "good reason" or any problem of gun violence that it deems that it currently deems so egregious that public safety requires gun ownership to be restricted to near uselessness in the case of the 2A.
This article notices a trend in that direction: https://dailycaller.com/2020/06/16/s...endment-cases/
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