Going Back in Time to Stop the Second Amendment - Key & Peele

During the Constitutional Convention, one of the delegates raises some uncannily forward-thinking concerns about the right to bear arms.

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Key & Peele showcases the fearless wit of stars Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele as the duo takes on everything from "Gremlins 2" to systemic racism. With an array of sketches as wide-reaching as they are cringingly accurate, the pair has created a bevy of classic characters, including Wendell, the players of the East/West Bowl and President Obama's Anger Translator.



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[JoshuaLotion]

I shot up a piece of paper, now everyone carries pulse rifles. Consequences.

[samuelwallace]

"Gentlemen, imagine if someone were to invent a gun capable of firing hundreds of rounds in a minute"
"Oh, sick! That sounds bad ass!"

[jesuspreciado]

"Pass me the quill let me draw it before i forget" LMFAO

[ursaminor]

Gotta admit, this comment section is way more friendly and wholesome than I expected.

[noaht]

To think, there's still skits i haven't seen

[jimmyscripts]

"I used the second amendment to destroy the second amendment"

[nofurtherwest]

"Gentlemen, imagine if someone were to invent a gun capable of firing hundreds of rounds in a minute"

"Oh my, that sounds glorious. If we could only be so lucky!"

[alanoxford]

actually when the 2nd amendment was written they had the Girandoni rifle with a high capacity magazine and privately owned cannons that when loaded with grapeshot were capable of wiping out entire crowds of people.

[Blashmack]

At this point I'm convinced that the original run of Key & Peele is some kind of a paradox with an infinite number of sketches.

[DailyDoseofShortsVideos]

Imagine having the budget of Key and Peele just for jokes

[seraphendipity]

Dont forget that they allowed people to have _cannons_, hard hitting naval artillery weapons. That’d be akin to long range missile launchers today.
They knew what they were allowing.

[jacksonreid]

Fun fact the founding fathers were actually aware of the existence of machine guns

[Gator_nit]

Uses guns to take away guns


“Ironic”

[andreweisen]

Thats probably what would happen. our founding fathers were actually pretty interested in firearms technology

[jpm_drums]

First he's holding Mac-10's then the Founding Fathers were so impressed he litterally got upgraded to FN-2000's.

[JoeJoe-wpvv]

I like how the shells fall on the carpet and make the "ting-ting-ting"
Sound 🤣🤣

[MaDNeSS]

Ok I’m convinced that they are still making skits together. That ‘I am amazed I found skits I never seen before’ thing is getting old now

[cloudbud]

Well hello there skit I haven't seen.

[lSirCumference]

Ironically he needed the guns to stop the government from making laws that he didn't agree with.

[stewpear]

Lol so all he ended up doing was move the Fn F2000 up to being made 40 years earlier