2ND AMENDMENT: Right is unambiguous

For those of you who are undecided as to the intent of the founding fathers with regard to the wording in the Second Amendment, may I point out that their intent was made perfectly clear in the First Amendment (the right of the people), the Second Amendment (the right of the people) and the Fourth Amendment (the right of the people). It’s the same people, people!

The wording encompasses all U.S. citizens, not illegal immigrants, space aliens, convicted terrorists, or politicians working against the clear and unambiguous tenets of our U.S. Constitution.

Are there those among us that do not like any particular amendment? Then I encourage them to do the lawful thing and convince three quarters of state legislatures to change it. Until then stop your whining.

RAY GODDARD

Emida