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<blockquote data-quote="ThxOne" data-source="post: 8651940" data-attributes="member: 675210"><p>That is your interpretation, though it makes no sense to me. &quot;God given rights&quot;, &quot;Not a supreme being&quot;, &quot;The rights of any free citizen&quot;... So by your interpretation and phrasing any free citizen is a God? People as a whole need leaders and leaders need followers. The best way to get people to follow you is to appeal to them in whatever way you can. If one believes in God then I could say I believe God would want you to.... fill in the blank. If one believes in God and thinks they should be able to own a gun then I could say I believe it is your &quot;God Given Right To Own A Firearm&quot;. It&#039;s all about control and you can bank on that. Make them think you are doing something for them and they will follow and support you. Back in 1789 it was a different time, different terminology, different life. As time advances and the world evolves, so too must the constitution.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="ThxOne, post: 8651940, member: 675210"] That is your interpretation, though it makes no sense to me. "God given rights", "Not a supreme being", "The rights of any free citizen"... So by your interpretation and phrasing any free citizen is a God? People as a whole need leaders and leaders need followers. The best way to get people to follow you is to appeal to them in whatever way you can. If one believes in God then I could say I believe God would want you to.... fill in the blank. If one believes in God and thinks they should be able to own a gun then I could say I believe it is your "God Given Right To Own A Firearm". It's all about control and you can bank on that. Make them think you are doing something for them and they will follow and support you. Back in 1789 it was a different time, different terminology, different life. As time advances and the world evolves, so too must the constitution. [/QUOTE]

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