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Shooting our guns is an American tradition,
So we cleave to our Second Amendment protections.
Now, if you’re running low,
You can go buy your ammo
At your grocery store through a vending machine transaction.
Shooting our guns is an American tradition,
So we cleave to our Second Amendment protections.
Now, if you’re running low,
You can go buy your ammo
At your grocery store through a vending machine transaction.
That 3D printing sure looks like fun.
In fact, I think I’m going to get me one.
I could print up some car parts
Or even little works of art,
And the Trump administration says I can even print me a gun.
From Michael Waldman, president of the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law at Mic.com:
The founders would look at us today and be very puzzled. The idea that anybody could get a weapon of war, walk into a school and shoot it up, I think they would that was crazy.
What’s the exact wording of the Second Amendment? It’s very short. “A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” And we’ve been debating about what that means for centuries.
The founders thought that the Second Amendment was about protecting against tyranny. They really thought that these militias of citizen soldiers could stand up to a potentially tyrannical central government. But they thought, as they said, that they had to be well-regulated, they had to be following the laws.