Americans would be glad to know that a writer, raised in an authoritarian Asian society totally different from theirs, can conclude that the Founding Fathers were correct to insist that the Constitution had to be amended to guarantee Citizens the Right to Bear Arms. When citizens are governed by the wrong people, their hope lies in the guaranteed Right to Bear Arms, enshrined in the Second Amendment. The Founding Fathers, who suffered under the British, and who would have been hung, perfectly legally if they had lost, perceptively concluded that the People are best protected when they have the means, and accept the responsibility, to stand up against unjust rulers. This may be a science fiction novel about a car racer who crashes but does not die, and who searches his soul in an attempt to connect to God. But this book also asks many questions about whether democratic or totalitarian systems are better at bringing progress and prosperity to the people. And it gives good reasons why freedom-loving individuals must never abdicate their Right to Bear Arms.
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