[Glenn E. Meyer]

An inalienable right has nothing to do with a voluntary moral obligation.

We will differ on whether a guntoting incompetent or an incompetent voter is moral. They may have the right to do such but they are not acting morally.

Just as a doctor has the obligation to keep up when he or she attempts a procedure or give you a new Rx, if you put people at risk - you should know what's up. If you don't want to consider that consequences to others as part of your moral constellation of behaviors, then that's not defensible with Pandora's box, RKBA posturing. The voluntary nature of our discussion negates the black heliocopter rhetoric.