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According to Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, “The Second Amendment doesn’t mean any gun for anyone.” It’s unclear what part of “shall not be infringed” people like him refuse to understand, but something tells me this may be why our Founders enshrined this right in our founding principles. Nonetheless, take notes, Michigan, because the person who may or may not represent you in this nation’s laws seems to believe you might not actually have the right to defend your life.

What’s so disrespectful about his statements is that he’s speaking out on this in response to the tragic shooting at a Mormon church in Michigan on Sunday.

He added that the Second Amendment “means that we understand that there was a space for this, but not this—not that people walk into their church on a Sunday and get gunned down. And so we need to have that conversation. We need to have it urgently.” However, what makes these statements so disingenuous is that we already have laws that make this illegal. The only problem with taking away guns from those affected by this shooting is that it effectively makes it harder for good people like them to defend themselves. Rather than figure out the best way to prevent these tragedies, people on the left have decided this is the perfect excuse to take more guns away from law-abiding citizens—and that is precisely the type of abuse our Founders warned us about.

We don’t need this man explaining constitutional rights to Americans—especially considering that he uses our founding principles as a way to trample on your rights, which is the last thing people want. Nonetheless, if he thinks this tragedy is the perfect excuse to get conservatives to fall in line and hand over their guns, he could not be more mistaken.

That being said, this is the only phrase this man needs to comprehend: “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” So, while it’s cute that he thinks this means “not everyone,” we have the receipts—and by receipts, I mean the Bill of Rights. It’s not complicated; we, the people, know exactly what this means, and the sooner he realizes it, the better off he will be.

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