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Bill Levinson <wlevinson@NOSPAM.stentorian.com> wrote in
news:naHyd.11248$yK.8480@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net: 

> 
> 
> The Lone Weasel wrote:
> 
>> Bill Levinso
>> 
>>>The Lone Weasel wrote:
>>>
>>>>Gun Dyke
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>the human Right to Keep and Bear Arms
>>>>
>>>>There is no "human rkba".  You have to also be a member
>>>>of the well-regulated militia, AKA the National Guard,
>>>>and on active duty.
>>>>
>>>>So if you're in love with the gunlobby's false
>>>>advertising about the Second Amendment, you're gonna have
>>>>to join the National Guard - the NG getting killed almost
>>>>daily in Iraq, yes that National Guard - if you want to
>>>>enjoy the true RKBA granted by the Second Amendment.
>>>>
>>>>Gung ho, Gun Dyke...
>>>>
>>>>Laugh laugh laugh laugh laugh.
>>>
>>>In other words, Lone Weasel doesn't want gay people to own
>>>guns because they are likely to shoot gay-bashers.
>> 
>> I support the right of gays to serve in the military 
>> including the well-regulated militia aka the National
>> Guard. 
> 
> Quit changing the subject. 

You claimed I was a gay-basher, when in fact I support gay 
rights including the right of gay people to serve in the US 
Armed Forces.  The only RKBA granted by the Second Amendment is 
to members of the well-regulated militia, today's National 
Guard, and correct me if I'm wrong, Shitorian, but you don't 
supoort the right of gays to serve in the well-regulated 
militia, do you?

> One's natural human right

Is not important to this discussion, Shitorian; so stick it up 
your ass until further notice.

Now, do you or the NRA or the Republican Party support the
right of gays to serve in the US Armed Forces and in the
State National Guard, and thus enjoy the only legitimate 
personal rkba under the Second Amendment?

Or do you object to sharing that fundamental human right 
guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment with gay and lesbian 
citizens, you bigoted pigshit?

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Yours truly,

The Lone Weasel