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<blockquote data-quote="Chuckie" data-source="post: 3944659" data-attributes="member: 42584">I want to play[ATTACH]338191[/ATTACH]When asking what &quot; natural &quot; Rights are absolute, are you referring to those Rights guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States? If so then the 2nd Amendment is not absolute in that, though the right to bear arms shall not be infringed, it IS limited. For example, even under the 2nd Amendment, one would not be allowed to own Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) such as Thermal Nuclear Weapons or Barometric type bombs. So in this sense, the 2nd Amendment is not absolute.Another Amendment that is not an absolute is that of the 1st Amendment which set limits on the &#039;Freedom of Speech&#039; such as one cannot legally goad someone into committing suicide, publicly defame another person, nor verbally incite a riot, to name a few possibilities. &#039;Freedom of Speech&#039; under the 1st Amendment is, again, not absolute.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chuckie, post: 3944659, member: 42584"] I want to play [ATTACH]338191[/ATTACH] When asking what " [B]natural[/B] " Rights are absolute, are you referring to those Rights guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States? If so then the 2nd Amendment is not absolute in that, though the right to bear arms shall not be infringed, it IS limited. For example, even under the 2nd Amendment, one would not be allowed to own Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) such as Thermal Nuclear Weapons or Barometric type bombs. So in this sense, the 2nd Amendment is [B]not absolute[/B]. Another Amendment that is not an absolute is that of the 1st Amendment which set limits on the 'Freedom of Speech' such as one cannot legally goad someone into committing suicide, publicly defame another person, nor verbally incite a riot, to name a few possibilities. 'Freedom of Speech' under the 1st Amendment is, again, [B]not absolute[/B]. [/QUOTE]

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