2nd Amendment The Right of the People Patriot Premium Men's T-Shirt – Right of the People 2nd Amendment Shirt for Men, Betsy Ross Flag Patriotic 2A Gift Tee

The Betsy Ross Flag contains thirteen alternating red and white stripes, a blue canton with thirteen 5-pointed stars arranged in a circle. It is part of our national heritage, which cannot be denied. The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. There is no doubt about that.

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Looking for a Right of the People 2nd Amendment shirt? This black tee shows a Betsy Ross flag print carrying the 2nd Amendment text, with the famous words “The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.” It is the 2nd Amendment design for patriots, constitutional conservatives, and gun rights supporters who defend the right to bear arms. Buy it for yourself or as a 2A gift for a birthday, Father’s Day, Christmas, Veterans Day, or retirement. Pick your style and size from Small through 5XL.

2ND AMENDMENT THE RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE PATRIOT — THE RIGHT, WORD FOR WORD

No summary, no spin — this design goes back to the sentence itself. The right of the people to keep and bear arms. The amendment says it in one plain line, and this design lets the words speak in their own order, under the first flag the people of this country ever raised.

The circle of stars stands for a beginning: thirteen colonies becoming one people, and a new nation deciding, right at the start, that this right belonged to the people by name — not to an office, not to an army, not to whoever happened to be in charge at the time.

That naming is the design's whole argument. A right that belongs to everybody can be carried by anybody, and the people on this shirt carry it the way the first flag was carried — openly, in daylight, by citizens who know the words by heart because the words were written about them.

Wear it for the plain text — for everyone who trusts the sentence exactly as written, and carries the right the way the first flag was carried: by the people, for the people, without apology.

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