BoomstickTactical 02 Oct 2018

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Should Constitutional rights be age restricted past 18 years old

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Can someone’s Constitutional rights be age restricted greater than eighteen years old? That question that is being debated in state governments and courtrooms in different parts of the country. The center of this debate revolves around the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.

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Pocono Tactical 6 years ago

Good video. The bottom line is that Liberty is worth the risk. That includes the risk of giving 18 year olds full adult status

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Pocono Tactical 6 years ago

There can only be one age of majority. They should pick 18 or 21.

If it is to be 21 then nobody can be tried as an adult until 21. Nobody can give consent until 21. Also means that nobody can serve in the military until 21.

If it is to be 18, then the drinking age must be lowered in all states to 18. No gun restrictions on 18.

You cannot pick and choose who is an adult and who is not.

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