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Originally Posted by sarettah
Because the constitution does not say that it cannot be abridged or infringed except where they have specified. ie: race, sex, age over 18, poll taxes.
The 1st amendment specifically states that free speech, free press, assembly and grievance cannot be abridged and the second amendment specifically states that the right to bear arms shall not be infringed.
If the constitution stated that the right to vote cannot be abridged or shall not be infringed the comparison between the right to vote and the right to bear arms or free speech would be valid but since the constitution does not state that, the comparison is invalid.
Ok Honey Buns ?
I still love you even when you are wrong and deluded ;p
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The 2nd amendment never specifically states that felons are exempt from this right. Isn't that regulation not specified in the text?