Update: High School AP History Book Rewrites 2nd Amendment

[RKMBrown]

Precedence means a lot. For 230 years, Americans across the board have believed it to mean their personal right to posses firearms as a right that could not be infringed upon. And indeed, until of late, no one has much dared fuck with that. And it will be one hell of a heavy lift if indeed that's where "they" want to go with it.

I'm all for it not being infringed. But from my reading it has been infringed by the states for 230 years.

Not necessarily disagreeing with that, but in which way do you refer?

Restrictions on guns in polling places, jury rooms, entire cities, restrictions on open carry, restrictions on closed carry, restrictions on use, restrictions on locations where use is authorized, hunting licenses, ... just a few off the top of my head from my reading of history.

From my reading, gun are like music and drugs, the older you get the more you think it's worse now than when you were a kid. What is changing is the perspective of the observer