Over two hundred years ago, the United States enacted a
constitutional amendment ensuring the ability of states to form
militias. Although the militia has become obsolete, over 30,000
Americans die every year by gunfire. Both pro-gun and pro-control
advocates put forth credible proposals for reducing gun violence,
but all too often this public policy debate gets sidetracked by
invocation of the Second Amendment right to bear arms, which
improperly makes a constitutional issue out of a public policy
matter. This book argues for the repeal of the Second Amendment
because this amendment no longer serves its original constitutional
purpose, and it disrupts the contemporary gun debate.
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