The inaccurate part would make it worse...Souplex said:The right to bear arms is a term that gets tossed around a lot when debating gun control laws. It was put in the constitution when guns were inaccurate had an ammo capacity of one and took two minutes to reload. How do you think it should be implemented today?
And the writers of the Bill of Rights thought very far ahead, that's why it's still relevant over 200 years of it being written. The right to bear arms is a very important one, because if you take the weapons away from the civilian populace, what is to stop the government from abusing their power, and gaining powers that they were not meant to have in the first place (this is happening now, by the way).
And to take a quote from someone I don't remember: "The people should not fear the government, the government should fear the people."