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The United States Constitution

The United States Constitution was written to protect us from people who think we don't need a constitution for protection.



The United States Constitution was written to protect us from people who think we don’t need a constitution for protection.

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A Pre-Existing Right

The Second Amendment does not grant me any rights. It protects a pre-existing right.



The Second Amendment does not grant me any rights.

It protects a pre-existing right.

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Right to Bear Arms

The Second Amendment does not grant us the Right to Bear Arms. The Second Amendment denies the government the authority to infringe on our Right to Bear Arms.


The Second Amendment does not grant us the Right to Bear Arms.

The Second Amendment denies the government the authority to infringe on our Right to Bear Arms.

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Your Liberty

The government can't pass a single law that will give you more Liberty than you already have in the U.S. Constitution. Every law they pass takes a little bit of your Liberty away.


The government can’t pass a single law that will give you more Liberty than you already have in the U.S. Constitution. Every law they pass takes a little bit of your Liberty away.

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People’s Rights

The Government does not grant rights.The Government has no right to grant anything. In a government of the People, by the People, and for the People. The Government has PRIVILEGES granted to it by the PEOPLE! The Constitution was written to PROTECT the People's Rights from the Government, and to tell the Government what privileges it was granted by its people.


The Government does not grant rights.The Government has no right to grant anything. In a government of the People, by the People, and for the People. The Government has PRIVILEGES granted to it by the PEOPLE! The Constitution was written to PROTECT the People’s Rights from the Government, and to tell the Government what privileges it was granted by its people.

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