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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Don't fall prey to the leftist argument that's like "Oh you want unrestricted firearm ownership? You think civilians should have nukes, tanks and fighter jets with missiles and grenades?!?!"

It obfuscates the issue and is used to encompass common use firearms in a category of weapons that leftists convince the public need to be banned.

The spirit of the 2nd Amendment has reasonable restrictions that have already been established. People have the right to own military-style small arms that are in common use in the military and in the public. 

The modern equivalent of the musket would be an AR-15. The musket and rifled long guns were the AR-15s of their day.

Unless the police, US government, and foreign militaries decided to eliminate repeating firearms from their arsenals, the AR-15 and other semi-auto rifles are the direct descendants of the "muskets".
gpt
Also, the spirit of the second amendment allowed a person to own a warship equipped with a multitude of cannons. Which was the pinnacle of modern weaponry for the time. Pretty sure the “civilians shouldn’t own nukes” is just a deliberate misrepresentation of how the founders would have wanted it.