Taking away the rights to bare arms?
438549
I belong to the NRA and I am a proud member of it, and I say leave our freedom to own guns along, our Constitution said we have a right to bare arms.
984458
Yeah that's how the anti gun nuts are getting people to believe that gun right's were "accidentally" put into the constitution.\n\nthis was the original version:\n\nThe right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed; a well armed and well regulated militia being the best security of a free country; but no person religiously scrupulous of bearing arms shall be compelled to render military service in person.\n\nthis is the version thats was adopted :\nA well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
482010
illegal concealed or not
700704
No dude.  Its the right to bear arms.  You have the right to hang bear arms over your mantle.  Why does everyone confuse this?
446204
In a ideal situation we should remove the laws that restrict posession by law abiding citizens.\n\nBut more importantly...\n\nENFORCE the laws we already have.
1099988
Sorry to disagree with matt above me here but the Constitution does not "give" us anything. The founding fathers believed that all men are born with certain unalienable rights, but if you are born or  become a U.S.A. citizen then these rights cannot be taken away from you without due process. Now to the question at hand. Yes we now live in a time were the GOP are taking away rights without due process Example: Patriot Act, Freedom of Information Act...  What can we do? I don't have that answer, if I did I would run for office myself.
379024
Yes.  I don't want to hit something I'm not aiming at.  According to the constitution it's the only gun control that's allowed in the US.
444001
The amendment to our long sleves is the one that allows us to bare arms.
1116957
Yes. The person for whom it is issued can't own a firearm for a certain period among other restrictions.
670999
abolishing or being abolished
998638
You have the right to own weapons to defend yourself
142704
I think you should own and buy as many guns as your old lady allows says you can.\nI support the right to bear arms and tell anyone who'l listen.haha!
949936
I am surprised a worldly man such as yourself, working on the fringe of military markets, needs much in the way of an education on laws, weapons and street violence, and I really do not have the time to educate you.  Nevertheless, allow me a cursory response:\n\n1) The US Constitution does not allow people to "play" with guns.  2) The "'right'" conveyed is simply that, and does not require quotation marks to belittle it.  3) You have no way of knowing who considered what before answering your last petty jab at the US and its military delivered in the guise of a question – at the time you conveyed no interest in the relevance of the 2nd Amendment.  \n\nYou say you live a country where guns are not available to civilians and there is very little gun crime.  Have you read Joyce Malcolm, "Guns and Violence: The English Experience"?  An English author, she writes: \n\n"With passage of the Firearms Act of 1997, “it was confidently assumed that the new legislation effectively banning handguns would have the direct effect of reducing certain types of violent crime by reducing access to weapons.” The news media promised that the “world’s toughest laws will help to keep weapons off the streets.”  \n\nYet faster than British gun-owners could surrender their handguns for destruction, guns began flooding into Great Britain from the international black market (especially from eastern Europe and from China), driven by the demands of the country’s rapidly developing criminal gun-culture."  Even The London Times, bastion of the UK, headlined with:  "Killings Rise As 3 Million Illegal Guns Flood Britain" on January 16th, 2000.  I doubt little has changed in the last few years.\n\nAs for your last comment, regarding an armed civilian militia being no match for a modern professional army – ask your “mates” in Basra how things are going – urban warfare fighting against militias with light/captured weaponry is one of the most difficult things imaginable.\n\nUltimately, everything about your comments suggests to me that you are the kind of man who would walk into a bar and start mouthing off, simply to get a good fight started.  I am sure there are many people who would probably oblige you, but for my part I will simply say, if you are a professional, act like one.
97189
There is authority in the Bill of Rights to protect you from forced consent to certain things (search and seizure, quartering troops, etc).  But anything else is up for argument.
895776
The Right To Bear Arms. Because without it, we couldn't protect ourselves from enemy invaders or from robbers breaking in our houses, etc.
153309
Yes to an extent, if your doing something Ileagal then (I think) you give up those rights.
715431
You also cannot own a gun without draconian measures. I was at an debate forum and I was listening to a Canadian gun control advocate debate the NRA president. It was not going well for her and towards the end she barked"why do Americans think they deserve all of that freedom, do they think they're re better than us?"\n\nMy answer to that is when did the Canadians stop deserving to be free? I lived in Canada for about a year and I liked it. It was some time ago I would not do it now. It has become a police state, the socialists have taken over and there is no freedom. I hope you can get your country back.