> There is plenty of weaponry that is restricted despite the second amendment. The US public gets pretty antsy when smallarms get restricted, but they don't say

> There is plenty of weaponry that is restricted despite the second amendment. The US public gets pretty antsy when smallarms get restricted, but they don't say much when states start banning civilian-owned things like tanks, landmines, maces, or even brass knuckles. Those laws are violations of any honest reading of the Second Amendment (with the possible exception of tanks, if one thinks that the Second Amendment protects only man-portable weapons).