When it comes to gun rights, there are those who believe the government has a say in who can own guns, and then there are those who do not. The problem is that those who believe the government can regulate guns often believe the government has the right to take away all guns. This goes against the Constitution of the United States and the Bill of Rights. The rights of the people, according to these documents 'shall not be infringed', and that includes the right to bear arms. The What Part Of Shall Not Be Infringed Don't You Understand Patch spells this out. You'll find it in the 2nd Amendment Patches section of The Cheap Place.
The 2nd Amendment reads 'the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed'. The government cannot keep people from their weapons. It has been established that they can make some sort of registration program so that criminals can't easily have access to guns, but they can't completely outlaw them or refuse to let any law-abiding citizen have one. This patch asked people 'what part of 'shall not be infringed' don't you understand?' It's as clear as the text on the patch: people have a right to their guns!
This patch features white underlined text on black. It measures four inches across by two inches tall. You can iron it on to just about any material and item, including pants, jackets, vests, canvass belts, and hats. Just don't iron it onto anything leather; instead, you'll need to sew it on.
Remind people that the 2nd Amendment is very clear and that gun rights cannot be infringed upon!
