Replacing white people to kill gun rights

[gejohnston]

51. said no scholar ever

at least one who actually studied the issue. If you ever read late 18th century and early 19th century literature, you will find that such dependent clauses are common. The reason the NFA imposed the, then, large transference tax instead of banning the weapons outright was because the sponsors thought a ban would be overturned.

Claiming it is a collective right is logically inconsistent for a couple of reasons. One, in every other use of "the people" is for individual right. Two, the concept of collective right is antithetical to the Enlightenment, and hence liberalism in general. The concept simply didn't exist.