Gun Control and the Second Amendment:

Okay, here are some points to clear up regarding Gun Control and the Second Amendment:
The constitution under the US states that it is OUR RIGHT (not privilege) to own weaponry, including Guns, assault rifles, pistols, lasers, triple bean burritos, and unarmed drones. BUUUUUUTTTTT, that was to balance out the Federal Reserve's army with an armed militia in case the Federal Government started to use the army to bolster more power and to inhibit the populace from remaining relevant in governmental affairs. NOT to walk around and show off your fully automatic M4 with ACOG and laser pointer to the public for recreational 'fun'. The constitution is VAGUE people, it's the most vague piece of documentation on Earth, next to the Bible. It's vague so that the "ambiguous" parts of the document would be easier to fill in as they went along.

Little know fact: the constitution was written NOT to free the people, not to SUPPRESS the people, but to prevent the poor (Back then, only 0.01% of colonists had education higher than elementary) from voting a person in from the poorest part of the nation to be president, who would equally distribute wealth and property for everyone. See how bad it would have been for the wealthy constitutional authors? Their property would be stripped from them, and there's nothing they could do about it. So they made SURE that the people of the lower class weren't given any real power in the government. That's a good thing, because if people had too much control, another Roman Empire would sprout up, and we all know what happened to the Roman Empire... It became a dictatorial Empire... And eventually fell because of idiots in white togas.

Essentially, the constitution is useless without the amendments, and the amendments are planned to be additions to the document as a whole so that we can have a relatively flexible government that wont have TOO much control, and that would be able to adapt in the ever-changing world.

Cultural Information Revolution of the 21st Century

"We are in the middle of a cultural revolution. The Age of Informational Unity. Today the Earth is united by information, one way or another. Never in the history of the Earth as we know it has a man from the jungles of Peru be given the ability to live stream a video communication with a woman in Russia. Most people who live through these revolutions didn't even know there was one because many didn't really understand the implications of what one was, is, or will be. Now we have technology, and the knowledge to understand the true meaning of a revolution, and what it means to the world as a whole. The aim of global peace is closer than we think, and the day where men, women, and children may rest their heads at night in the bedrooms of their own home outside of this planet. Soon we will not look upon each other as black, white, Latino or British  Soon we can see each other for what we are, flesh and blood, all living under a single biosphere. Communication between two people is as easy as pressing a button, speaking a command, and soon enough, thinking inside the confines of ones own mind.

Soon we can understand one another in ways that will go beyond the history books as "The time that man was truly unified, through communicative thought and genuine understanding." We will be brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers, and cousins under one universe, living on a grain of sand."