Words Have Meaning. And Their Meaning Doesn't

Nowhere Else In The Constitution Does A "right" Attributed To "the People" Refer To Anything Other Than An Individual Right. What Is More, In All Six Other Provisions Of The Constitution That Mention "the People," The Term Unambiguously Refers To All Members Of The Political Community, Not An Unspecified Subset... The Second Amendment Extends, Prima Facie, To All Instruments That Constitute Bearable Arms... The Very Text Of The Second Amendment Implicitly Recognizes The Pre-existence Of The Right And Declares Only That It "shall Not Be Infringed."

Certainly The Constitution Does Not Require Discrimination On The Basis Of Sex. The Only Issue Is Whether It Prohibits It. It Doesn't.

One Can Be Sophisticated And Believe In God. Reason And Intellect Are Not To Be Laid Aside Where Matters Of Religion Are Concerned.

Why Can't The State Accede To The Public's Wishes?

If It Were Up To Me, I Would Put In Jail Every Sandal-wearing, Scruffy-bearded Weirdo Who Burns The American Flag. But I Am Not King.