John

But we also want for our kids to live in a freer country and society than we have currently.

I think oftentimes that we, especially in the 2A space, can spend so much time focused on, you know,

The defense that we forget to go on offense and we forget that we're not just trying to protect the status quo now, but we're actively trying to make it so that our our children and our grandchildren experience a better level of freedom.

and not one that is stripped away.

And so it's exciting when we have things like our big, beautiful lawsuit where we're trying to dismantle the NFA so that we can enjoy more freedom than we've had for almost 100 years because the NFA has been around for a really long time.

And it's that whole scenario of the frog in the pot of boiling water.

And so it is incumbent upon us to do everything that we can to ensure that this inalienable right, this natural right, is not granted by the government but protected by the Constitution.

Yeah, it's, it's very weird.

Right.

So like, um, I, I'm a big numbers person.

It's just, it's part of who I am and it's,

It never ceases to amaze me how many words it takes to create new gun control or to get rid of gun control when at its core, we're protecting 27 words.

Yeah.

So it really just shows you how much the legalese has just embedded itself in our society.

Because at the end of the day, it's 27 words that we all understand that that's in plain language.

And it's it starts very simply.

It's it's shall not have shall not be infringed.

Yes.

We have the right to keep it in bare arms and it should not be infringed.

And it's simple.