Why do people always use the argument: “the founding fathers didn’t thing guns would get better”? When the constitution was made that argument was irelevant and it still is now
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Eli Perez
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Owen Collins
Because those people are fucking retards and couldnt formulate a solid argument if their life depended on it
Henry Kelly
guns fundamentally haven't even changed since then.
>put powder that blows up behind a piece of metal
Hudson James
>This confuses the liberal.
Jaxson Robinson
>ignorance is bliss
Xavier Sullivan
Might I add : it was easier to murder someone and get away with it in the 1790 than it is today.
Joseph Gonzalez
>the founding fathers were just a bunch of retards who had no idea that technology would ever progress
>the people who founded a nation had the foresight of a cinderblock, truly!
Bullshit, if anything, they'd probably be asking why more people don't own "military" arms that exist today
Kayden Williams
Or limiting the freedom of the press to these devices.
Jackson Sanchez
Our founding fathers were more akin to anarchists until they actually had to make a a system that worked. Anything they wrote literally was intended to be a big fuck you to the government since it was suppose to limit it's power. No, the government does not like this and constantly tries to reverse this since it doesn't work in a globalized world that well.
Jordan Anderson
That's a pretty long CAPTCHA for a single shitpost.
William Wood
>Why do people always use the argument: “the founding fathers didn’t thing guns would get better”?
I’ve never heard that argument being used.
Christopher Nelson
The Founding Fathers also never thought blacks and women would be able to vote. Should we make that world as real as one where you defend your family with muskets?
Sebastian Hernandez
Yeah, you just blamed the town witch.
Matthew Ortiz
>1790
>town witch
Renaissance was long gone
Henry Davis
>what was the mayflower compact
Brandon Moore
you haven't been part of the whole gun culture thing long, have you?
>2a is outdated, it only applies to muskets!
is an extremely common argument.
Ryan Perez
The average antigunner uses it because they're ignorant of the constitution, and have been sold the lie that the security can actually be achieved by sacrificing freedom. The politicians and propagandists who convinced them of that because they're malevolent and would personally benefit greatly from a disarmed population, because that population can much more easily be abused by it's government, see: the UK or Germany.
Ayden Sanders
100 million people love ar15s but somehow the founding fathers would've been pants-pissing safe space faggots? George Washington wasnt some faggot who let people die in Benghazi, he crossed the Delaware with his boys, you think if AR15s were around then he wouldn't be handing them out like candy? Imagine a liberal telling me what the founding fathers could imagine it what they'd think. Kiss my red white and blue ass
Jaxon Jenkins
Because the clowns who say such nonsense are either horrifically ignorant to the 2A or brainwashed into believing that the police would handle everything just fine, which is ironic knowing today's political climate.
For the sake of fairness almost everyone back then was a part of the state militia, something I wouldn't oppose reforming.
Ian Bennett
Posting these kinds of threads here is pointless. Preaching to the choir. When people post this vague BS, I assume they are no guns.
William Jackson
too many words for liberals
Cooper Howard
The SCOTUS had to unanimously tell the state of Mass that they are fucking retards for using that argument.
Luis Young
Reminder that the majority of FUCKING CANONS used to fight the British during the war of independence were owned by CIVILIANS.
Bentley Adams
>you haven't been part of the whole gun culture thing long, have you?
Since about 1975. I can honestly say I’ve never heard that argument used unironically. I’ve heard some other hoplophobe statements that make my brain hurt, but not that one. Maybe I’ve had a sheltered life.
Brandon Cook
>he crossed the Delaware with his boys
To kill a bunch of foreigners in their sleep. On Christmas eve. Which is something the rest of the motherfucking world needs to keep in mind the next time they start trying to piss us off.
Michael Gutierrez
I shouldn’t have gotten a chubby from that pic.
Caleb Jackson
Also I believe Jefferson received a letter from a merchant captain who wanted to know if the 2nd Amendment gave him a right to arm his ship with naval cannon for defense against pirates. Jefferson replied that it absolutely did.