Ah, but here’s the problem, Don

You want to drag Boehner and McConnell behind a truck, repeal the Second Amendment (“it’s confusing”), make membership in the NRA illegal, and kill people who refuse to give up their weapons. But, you see, the people you’re targeting already have weapons, and, well, you and your ilk generally don’t (except for the monumental liberal hypocrites who own guns themselves, but don’t think the public, at large, should). So, what are you going to do, exactly? Overwhelm them with your high dudgeon? Intimidate them with your bristly little goatee? Oh, right: the state will do your dirty work. Millions of people – including current and former policemen, current and former military personnel, independent, self-reliant sons and daughters of the soil, and hard-bitten denizens of the cities who rebel at the notion of helpless victimhood – they’re all going to meekly hand their guns over to a government run by people whose sensibilities mirror your own. Is that it?

Not seeing it, Don. Just not seeing it.

Update: What right-wing, racist, pointy-hood-wearing Republican said this?

Certainly, one of the chief guarantees of freedom under any government, no matter how popular and respected, is the right of the citizen to keep and bear arms. … The right of the citizen to bear arms is just one guarantee against arbitrary government, one more safeguard against the tyranny which now appears remote in America but which historically has proven to be always possible.

Check Protein Wisdom for the answer.

Update: Efforts by Democrats in Illinois to ram through gun control probably violate the Constitution. But, hey, who cares about that old, yellow rag, anyway? Especially now that we’ve got a hipster lightworker who’s willing to down golf clubs whenever necessary in order to sweep that autopen over a steady stream of executive orders that are simply chockfull of hopey-changey, extra-constitutional, it’s-good-for-what-ails-ya secular commandments. Ain’t that right, Preshizzle?

"You said it, Pops!

Out: Dead and white.

In: Fly-by-night."