Why do we have the right to bear arms?
Why do we have the right to keep and bear arms? Why do some people want to change that?
Why do humans seek to control? Why do we want the things we can't have? Why do we need to? Why do we have to do something? Why are humans forced to do things? Why do so many more people favor their right hand over their left? Why do we have so much resistance to change? Why do people resist change? Since men no longer rule the world, why aren't men fighting for men's rights? Why do we want what we can't have and what we have we don't want? Why do people want what they want? When can it become confusing whether people control things or whether the general law controls things? Why do we seek stability? Why do some people not want biological children but adopt instead? Why can't we do our regular activities as briskly with the left hand as we do with our right? (Assuming a right handed person of course!) Why do we always want what we don't have? Why are men so oblivious to how much they need to fight for men's rights? Do citizens of Ukraine have the right to bear arms? Why is there a men's rights movement? Why do people want to join the armed forces? If "guns don't kill people; people kill people," then why should we allow people to have guns? Why can't people own arms and amunation in India? Why does society not want to accept or view things for what they are? Why are rights called 'rights'? Why do people change? Why do people change? Do we always want what we can't have? Why do people want to have children? Isn't it a trap? Why are there people who have a strong urge to correct others? Why do people get defensive?