Massie corrects anti-gunner who says no one died from lack of 2A rights-
[bearingarms.com]

The Second Amendment affords each and every one of us the right to keep and bear arms as a means to defend ourselves against tyranny, but also against criminals. The Founding Fathers weren’t exactly removed from the era of Indian attacks on frontier families, after all. They knew that guns were about more than just shooting enemy soldiers.

Some forget that. Others see it as a racial thing rather than recognizing that the founders were worried about any attacks, not just those perpetrated by people of a certain skin color.

Most, however, don’t even think about it. To them, it’s just a non-issue.

While testifying before Congress, Timothy Jenkins, a board member for Teaching for Change, made an extraordinary claim. He argued that no one had ever died because their Second Amendment rights had been deprived.

Unfortunately for Mr. Jenkins, Rep. Thomas Massie was present.