+188 (second amendment interpretation 133)

In everyday life, how many people were believed for claiming not seeing something as clear as this Second Amendment to what I am arguing for? How many decisions of fraudulent intentions were rendered against others for claiming missing something as clear as this? Or should that standard be changed here because Supreme Court Judges are at the receiving end?

What make things even worse is that they are keeping their precedent ruling for the side were they do not have the legislating backing if they were wrong. 

+187

I have been wanting to shout this to western countries for some time:
Criminal justice laws should be made with focusing on the right of the individual at the root, not on you being one group at the root. You should not step on the individual in order to make group identity flows from the top. That is not justice. 

  

+186

How many Supreme Court Judges you need to change a light bulb? Probably just one, but if luck was lacking enough to  dealing with the task like the Second Amendment or the First's anti establishment clause, the risk goes beyond that of simple failure to having that somehow a way was found to, instead, attach the light bulb at its glass end to its socket.   

+185 (second amendment interpretation 132)

The top court is still not convinced. I must have missed the equations with which it proved its interpretations elsewhere to mathematical certainty, right? 

Actually, much if not most of the cases it had made for other constitutional interpretations it had decided are very probably jokes relative to this.

+184 (second amendment interpretation 131)

continuing from the preceding post

In case there was a confusion injected by some abnormal thinking here, starting from reasoning in receiving this  mental input empties the field to no contest against my interpretation (Who knows maybe I am a real life Gulliver and in my next trip I will land where I argue against walking on hands instead of feet calling the latter "my way of walking").

But although I like to make thoughtful arguments instead of  shouting wake up calls, I finally put more effort to resist that temptation and its potential guilt of suggesting to the opposing party reasonability instead of the abnormality of its position and forced myself to return back to the basic direct level of taking the Amendment because of how much it felt bad to allow that to be skipped over, a while before it occurred to me to go that far to the start in how we mentally deal with the world in every thing we do, and point that out.