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Originally Posted by Rainger99
I have to agree with this. I don’t understand who is behind the amendment but if we amend the constitution and there is some crazy ruling by the courts, it will be very difficult to go back to where we are now.
If the courts make a crazy ruling interpreting a law, it is much easier to correct it.
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
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I also agree. Why should this be incorporated into our constitution---in fact is hunting or fishing a constitutional right???? Probably not since local governments can determine where you may hunt or fish and also charge a licensing fee to do so. Let's not conflate constitutional rights with laws---they are two different levels of governance.
If I have a constitutional right to fish, can I do it your property???? Any public property??? Can I use a firearm in downtown Orlando to shoot pigeons???? As above, you can see where bizarre interpretations could be dangerous.