What does NO and NOT mean

As spotted in comments on Breitbart article on writing checks for more checks in NY it's interesting to compare the fights in sexual matters where they say NO means NO aand then in constitutional matters it means WHATEVER WE WANT IT TO MEAN

The Second Amendment states;
The Right of the People to Keep and Bear Arms, SHALL NOT be Infringed... it does not include; except for those arms in the sole discretion of government to be prohibited to the people.

KevinR. Staunch Conservative 17 hours ago

Red Flag law are inherently unconstitutional.

The 1934 National Firearms Act is unconstitutional.

The Constitution does not grant our rights, it guarantees our rights.
The Second Amendment does not grant our right to keep and bear arms, it is additional protection of an existing right.

The Constitution does not grant any power or authority to enact any so called 'gun control' laws.

The 1934 NFA is unconstitutional also in the fact it was passed as a tax law. A law using the power to tax, and the Constitution does not grant any power to use the power to tax to deny any rights, just as the 'poll tax' was found unconstitutional there can be no tax that limits or denies a right.

We the people have a right to keep and bear arms, all arms, regardless of type, style, or operation or political labels applied.
We have a right to so called 'assault weapons' and 'weapons of war'.

Staunch Conservative Any Twosome Newsom 19 hours ago

Legislation like this and worse - Red Flag laws - are only written because Republicans who publicly grandstand as supporters of the 2nd Amendment are in fact the most subversive opponents of the 2nd Amendment.

Republicans all take pictures of themselves and their family members holding AR-15 rifles, but Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Thomas Massie and the rest do not support the 2nd Amendment which explicitly bars an agency like the ATF from existing. It is a blatant and defiant violation of the 2nd Amendment to allow any American for any reason to be denied the right to buy and own any firearm, including full auto machine guns.

Show me any DC Republican fighting to repeal the 1934 National Firearms Act. The NRA does not fight to repeal the 1934 National Firearms Act. In fact, the NRA helped write the 1934 National Firearms Act which allows the ATF to exist, which allows people to be sent to state and federal prisons for mere possession of a firearm because at some point in their life they pleaded guilty to a felony with the aide of their Public Defender.

Repeal the 1934 National Firearms Act.