Washington Post Comments
Capitalism, in essence, is the system in which people make deals and exchanges according to what they agree upon. That is fair. When governments take it upon themselves to "correct" capitalism, they mess it up. National Banks, the fractional reserve system, paper currency, bail outs, and stimulus plans all just hurt the system and/or provide short term relief followed by a worse recession. Sure, government does have its place, stoping theft and fraud, but it now goes beyond what is practical, necessary or constitutional.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/us-nra-square-off-over-small-arms-treaty/2013/03/16/ae495dae-8d76-11e2-b63f-f53fb9f2fcb4_allComments.html?ctab=all_&
The right to own a gun is protected in the second amendment. This, by extension, must mean the right to buy, sell and trade firearms. General ownership of guns prevents crime rather than encouraging it. The difference between guns laws or the lack thereof is in the general public not the criminals or the military. Many nations where the people have guns are much less likely to be invaded or put under martial law. Plus this would be hard to enforce, and if it was it would require large and unnecessary bureaucracy.