> and gun rights are literally part of the foundation of the U.S. There's no reason to fight it. This is a horrible way of thinking. Times change, just because

> and gun rights are literally part of the foundation of the U.S. There's no reason to fight it. This is a horrible way of thinking. Times change, just because something made sense in the 1700's doesn't mean it makes sense today. Every generation has a right to change the laws it lives under to better reflect the reality of the world they live in, the Constitution is not a sacred text that can't be disagreed with, it's just laws, and it's changeable. There is every reason to fight that which no longer makes sense. The second amendment was written in an era where muskets were state of the art; unrestricted access to arms hasn't made sense in a hundred years.