Was it in question whether an individual had a right to buy a gun when they could order one from a Sears catalog in 1915? Was it in question in 1820 when people could walk into a trade store and walk out a few minutes later with a gun?
If the 2nd amendment is being misinterpreted, it's been misinterpreted since day one and the founders just didn't speak up I guess.
Did Mikes literally equate people buying as many guys as they want, if they pass a background check, including mental and restraining orders (which is already federal law), meaning increased deaths from those guns? That them buying 30 means they will kill 10x as many people as 3?
And I hope Mikes understands firearm dealers report, and usually flat out deny, people who try to buy a whole slew of firearms, and they do talk to each other and report it to FBI-CJIS. In fact, that's how the whole 'gunrunning' started. The W's ATF-FBI (really more ATF than FBI, FBI was powerless to stop them) started telling stores to sell them, against the store's better judgement, and it ended up being a failure.
Then Obama's ATF-FBI (again, more ATF than FBI) started forcing stores to sell them, and had orders of magnitude more going out, to the point politicians were unknowingly (or possibly knowingly in the case of Feinstein?) holding up those guns after crimes, saying Americans were illegally selling them to organized crime en masse.
And that's when 3 ATF agents whistleblew ...
And they were totally retaliated against by the Obama administration's ATF. Because the US gov't was purposely causing public harm and purposely trying to get the American public against any gun sales, by forcing gun stores and resellers to sell, even when they didn't want to, and knew where there were going. Because, as always ...
Government creates the best and biggest problems.
We used to understand that as voters, and avoided the government being involved.
But now ... it's standard thought as voters ... government is the solution, by default.
Ladies and gentlement ... I now give you the statistics ... of the post-lockdown!