Steve Russell wrote:
 
"If this was in the US, the Second Amendment would be irrelevant.  The argument would be that if a right was not given up in a treaty, it still exists." 
 
The above sounds like the Federalist argument that the entire Bill of Rights was irrelevant, because if a power was not specifically "given up" to Congress, it was assumed not to be exercisable by Congress.
 
You remember what they say about making assumptions . . . . 
 
J.N. Heath  
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