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We explain why the Second Amendment does not create a right to bear arms, but recognizes a right that already exists through self-defense. The Constitution assumes these rights are inherent and places limits on government power to infringe upon them, rather than granting permission after the fact.
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We explain why the Second Amendment does not create a right to bear arms, but recognizes a right that already exists through self-defense. The Constitution assumes these rights are inherent and places limits on government power to infringe upon them, rather than granting permission after the fact.
Watch the full episode here:
youtu.be/E1MLQkZF9ek
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