The philosophy behind the United States Constitution's second amendment unquestionably embraces the ideology of self-protection. The American individual citizen has the 'right' to arm himself. It so states in our law.
If this philosophy is good for the 'individuals' in our nation then who in the love of God has the authority to say other nations, i.e. Iran and North Korea do not have the 'right' to fully arm and protect its people against other nations? That's called an even playing field. Look, other nations have studied American history and are aware of the fact that the Native Americans did a poor job of 'arming' themselves and....well you all know how that ended.
Are we Americans all-wise and most-omnipotent or simply arrogant? Or perhaps we operate under the misconception that because God the Creator blessed this country with great resources, we thus believe (falsely) that we are His chosen people and have a superior position over all other nations?
I know what I think, what do you think?
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We Are Vain
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