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Should non-US citizens living in US be allowed to bear arms? It’s unconstitutional innit. But then does that mean that non-citizens have less of a right to defend themselves right? 
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NO it is not alright for non-citizens to own firearms. But this should not be a rule, but an exemption. If the non-citizen has:
1) no proper documentation
2) No residency in asingle place for less than a year.
3) No SSN- to follow wherever they are
4) No clear background check(we dont know if they are criminals in their countries of origin)
If the opposite is true- why not- as long as it stays with them in their place of abode.
Now the next question is if they have the same right to defend themselves. Of course they have- but it is the same with the fact that other countries need t pay to just get an interview for a US tourist Visa--SUCK it in or dont leave your country.
We are so engrossed here in the US of being politically right even if it is obviously not for our wellbeing ( we can debate this issue for ages and no answer will be out)- America is a land of Oppurtunity as long as WE (IMMIGRANTS- I was once was-Now i am anaturalized US Citizen and am proud of it!) FOLLOW THE LAWS! No more No less.
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So you think there should be qualifications on the constitutional right to bear arms for US citizens also?Originally posted by lionleoComment
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Of course- even if you are a citizen and have criminal records..you cant get a firearm license-at least in Texas.
Again,everyone who who chose to reside i the US- legal-illegal-citizens and the like-should uphold the laws, rules and constitution.
and Nutter- i have read posts about you sir- I do admire your tenacity, but i would like to make this my last post in this subject. Thank you sir.
"God Bless America -the greatest county on earth- anybody who disagrees- LEAVE!!!!!"
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