Note that the amendment does not presume to be granting the right to keep and bear arms. It acknowledges the right as pre-existing, and explicitly prohibits the government from infringing it.
NO, it doesn't, and had NEVER been interpreted that way until the 1970s/80s.
Learn some damn history before talking about it.
Some history for you: In United States v. Cruikshank (1876), the Supreme Court ruled that "The right to bear arms is not granted by the Constitution; neither is it in any manner dependent upon that instrument for its existence".
In reality, there is no evidence, and never has been any evidence, that God exists... none, not a single shred, ever in the history of the human species.
The faith is strong in this one.
Your education is lacking.
Maybe you should actually read some studies of miltary history, and not just LOL.
I'm not sure about the sword-swinging era, but it seems pretty well established that most Western soldiers wouldn't fire guns at the other guys until their militaries went all out to create killers after WWII.
No. One author does not "pretty well established" make — see http://goo.gl/sxNtDA.
Maybe you should actually read more than one study of military history.:-)
Citation needed.
Some history for you:
In United States v. Cruikshank (1876), the Supreme Court ruled that "The right to bear arms is not granted by the Constitution; neither is it in any manner dependent upon that instrument for its existence".
1. Don't change the goalposts.
2. You may begin to address the issue with a class in remedial philosophy.
The faith is strong in this one. Your education is lacking.
That is a false dichotomy; your ignorance is showing. You may begin to address the issue with a class in remedial philosophy.
Do you claim that Jesus never endorsed carrying a personal weapon?
It would seem that they have a better grasp of the New Testament than you.
Bigoted much?
No. One author does not "pretty well established" make — see http://goo.gl/sxNtDA. Maybe you should actually read more than one study of military history. :-)
That leaves DirectWrite and Direct2D as the only relevant (and minor) DIrectX components left
As well as DirectCompute, DirectSetup, and DirectXMath; half a dozen in all.
Pretty much all aspects of DirectX except for Direct3D have been deprecated by Microsoft.
Except for Direct3D. And Direct2D, DirectCompute, DirectSetup, DirectSound, DirectWrite, DirectXMath, and DirectX Media....
Uganda, which has had the most spectacular success in Africa, if not the world!
The internet was available in South Africa in the eighties. The subnet was called Uninet.