Second Amendment
You fight for your right to guns with all your might
Not just any guns
But military grade guns that take the lives of
Innocent children and teens and teachers alike
You fight for your right to assault rifles
So that you may defend yourself
But why do you need assault rifles for that
You fight for your right to guns
And you fight for someone else's right
To buy the same guns you think you need to be available
And take them into schools and clubs and churches
Places where people should feel safe
You fight for your right to guns
And you fight for someone else's right
To kill
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