Massad Ayoob - short answers to the anti-2A crowd. #shorts

As President of the 2nd Amendment Foundation, Massad Ayoob is an expert in defending gun owner civil rights. Gun control is a polarizing debate. He offers short sound bites that defend an individuals right to gun ownership. These answers are crisp, truthful and verifiable. Good Luck in your own debates!

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[jupiterrising]

This is what I tell people, it's not about hunting and never was, it's about the violent overthrow of tyranny.

[howard]

The founders didn't just come back from a hunting trip, they just got back from chasing the agents of a tyrant from their shores.

[jay-wyli]

The best answer on the second amendment I have ever heard.

[Tridnt]

"The right to bear arms shall not be infringed"

[edwardcase]

Did LFI1 with Ayoob 30 years ago. He was a great instructor. The course convinced me to not go into police work.

[timneumeier]

Well said! History repeats itself. To bad so many don’t get it.

[bouttesafetyguy]

AMEN Sir! Those who forget History are doomed to repeat it!

[arobit]

This has got to be the single best argument on the subject I've heard in a very long time. And I ain't no spring chicken.

[jefferywarshawsky]

TO protect us from
An unjust government

[lhkraut]

Mr. Ayoob is one of the smartest men of his time. He gets it, and can explain it better than most. The first thing I would read in a firearms magazine was anything written by Massad Ayoob! He has also saved a lot of people from being railroaded in court by leftists who don't believe in the natural right to defend themselves.

[mrniceface]

Another thing. When it was made, there was no difference between military small arms and civilian small arms. They made no distinction, because there was none.

[coms]

I recently watched an American soldier on tik-tok telling Americans that it Marshal Law was too be enacted and she was too be deployed to the streets of America, she would gladly turn her rifle on anyone who didn't obey her orders! Let that sink in, amd remember it when people say only police and military should have guns.

[luvostaneck]

That is correct. Always remember that.

[richardsteele]

Proof that you can have a different sounding name and still be a great American. 🇺🇸

[ARK]

Your a wise patriot and a true American .Thanks for defending the constitution the bill of rights and we the people. You and Alan Gotlieb and all 2A defenders are a blessing to the nation . Thanks for imparting the knowledge and wisdom to the people .

[brenthartline]

Too many people have forgotten what it is to be an American, Too many.

[tracycrispino]

Mad, I could listen to you for hours. The insight and training you bring to us is unmatched.
May your 2023 be Blessed and keep up the good work. Thank you for all you do for us!🇺🇸

[saturn]

Take it from an Aussie living in a disarmed, nanny state society; never give up your guns or trust any government to protect your freedoms.

[swempley]

JoeBama: "What the hell you need 30 rounds for? You think deer wear kevlar?"
Patriots: "No, but federal agents do."

[pdcrews]

The US Constitution was not ratified by all of the states from the beginning. The people that favored a strong federal government liked the Constitution. The people that did not favor a strong federal government did not trust that the Constitution would protect their individual rights, thus they did not ratify it. The only way that those states would agree to its ratification is if there was a Bill of Rights to protect their individual liberties. So the first congress under the new Constitution set to work creating the Bill of Rights. There were many more than the original 10, but 10 were finally agreed upon. So the Constitution cannot stand without the Bill of Rights and each right is as important any any other right. The Second Admendment, the right of the PEOPLE to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed, is just as important as the freedom of speech, the freedom to due process, the freedom of free association and so on.