“I should have said less likely. It is an actuarial thing.”
A right is a right is a right - across all geographical boundaries, across all time periods and across all segments of the adult population.
My grandfathers COULD have bought full autos without any background check, without CLEO sign-off and without any $200 tax stamp - over the counter in their local Sears or other hardware store...so why can’t I? BTW, neither did, damn it!
Is the right absolutely absolute? Or can there be Constitutional limitations? I’m not up on all the Supreme Court precedents but I remember something about yelling “fire” in a crowded theater.