Thanks! I have some context being Canadian, but I appreciate your explanation. My thinking was more so that, regardless of legal enshrinement, “freedom” is a p

Thanks! I have some context being Canadian, but I appreciate your explanation. My thinking was more so that, regardless of legal enshrinement, “freedom” is a pretty universal component of the American ethos. (as I understand it) You’d imagine that politicians would love to use people’s emotions on the topic, regardless if they have a de jure reason to oppose a change like gun control, or not, in the case of cars with remote off switches.