Thursday, November 28, 2019

Part one is enough

Rhode Island's Stun Gun Ban Challenged in Federal Court

Rhode Island is one of only two states that still prohibit civilian stun gun and Taser ownership.

Cops need them, and cops buy them from private vendors. So already they are defacto legally owned by private actors.  The question remains, private actors will own them at some point so what are the regulations on the private actors. The regulations are imposed, also by part one under regulated militia.

Do not need part two, right to bear. Right to bear is moot, the right to bear having already been reserved by the need for regulated militia and commerce clause. The answer is, therefore, proof of regulated use which includes some knowledge and training as well as a form of command and control connected to the cops. Part one rules all the way through.

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