Those of us old enough to remember the diagramming of sentences in 8th grade English class will appreciate the fact that the 2nd Amendment cannot be diagrammed. It's a prime example of unnecessary ambiguity in law, and this ungrammatical amendment has led us to where we are today: mass shootings, vigilantism, and the Rittenhouse verdict.
Those of us old enough to remember the diagramming of sentences in 8th grade English class will appreciate the fact that the 2nd Amendment cannot be diagrammed. It's a prime example of unnecessary ambiguity in law, and this ungrammatical amendment has led us to where we are today: mass shootings, vigilantism, and the Rittenhouse verdict.
Those of us old enough to remember the diagramming of sentences in 8th grade English class will appreciate the fact that the 2nd Amendment cannot be diagrammed. It's a prime example of unnecessary ambiguity in law, and this ungrammatical amendment has led us to where we are today: mass shootings, vigilantism, and the Rittenhouse verdict.