Tragic part is, they don’t need to win an argument in the USA, only throw money at it.. Money talks louder than any Amendment.

I applaud you bringing this topic up, and you are correct. Problem is ..too many of us are simply numb. But thanks ~

"School shooters ain't no dummies"? Well, it's true that one of the dumbest signs I've ever seen in the one I've attached: "For everyone's safety, no handguns permitted". I'd like to be the judge of what's best for my safety, thank you. I can just picture someone intent on killing the doctor with whom they're disgruntled reading that sign: "Wait, no handguns allowed? Oh, never mind then. I'll go back home."

I don't imagine I'll ever be involved in any kind of violent incident anywhere, ever, but that's the point; nobody ever does, and when they find themselves in one, it's too late to wish they'd ignored that sign on the door and brought the handgun which they're legally entitled to carry (in my state, anyway). Every time I walk into a hospital, I find myself wondering if today will be that day.

1. The Reserves isn't a militia as it is actually part of the military. ( So 1 Fail point for you)
   It does say regulated but also not infringed, so thats a little wonky wording yeah?

2.Uprising against your government isn't a 1 man on 1 drone thing. Its a group and coordinated effort. Then you have social implications if the government shoots people who haven't fired upon them. P.S. politicians aren't surrounded by drones.

3.you should see the CDC stats on kitchen knives and hammer deaths.

4. Under your definition all guns are assault guns thereby defeating the very thing you are trying to propose to remove. The ambiguity of its shape, and functions of various rifles is pointless to debate over. So is an AR-15. Statistically mass shootings occur more often with hand guns and shotguns than semi-automatic rifles.

5. Im not gonna defend this one.

Home invasion is the dumbest reason to say you need a gun. Guns need to be locked away securely in a safe with the bullets not chambered in them. People don't sit and watch TV or have dinner with a loaded gun less than an arms reach away. The ones that do are in the group of people more likely to have accidental shootings or their guns stolen.

Your understanding of guns is weak and so is your touch with reality of empirical data on actual shootings. In the end the second amendment will continue to stand. Should we better regulate gun sales sure. Should gun owners be at least as trained and liable as a driver of a car, for damn sure.