A lot of people don't understand what is involved in changing the Constitution. Because the 2nd Amendment is part of the bill of rights, changing it is a heavy lift.

First, you have to get 2/3rds of the House to agree. That's 290 votes. In a body that is struggling to get a 218 vote simple majority on most things.

Then you need a 67 vote majority in the Senate, a body hamstrung by the 60 vote filibuster.

Assuming you get both of that, it still has to be ratified by 38 states in order to take effect.

Alternately, 34 states could call to re-write the ENTIRE constitution... Something which the founders wanted to have happen every 20 years or so...

But then that still needs ratification by 38 states...

I've come to realize what conservatives really fear is agency. They don't want to see themselves as capable of changing the world around them, they don't want responsibility. They spend so much time and money prognosticating what could happen, or could be true, and avoid thinking about what things should be like. Making the correct predictions is the most highly valued thing, and making an ethical statement is tantamount to declaring that you are above society, that you follow a personal code instead of the social code, that you are disruptive. They can't imagine a different world, so all attempts at change are seen through the lens of fear of loss.

Try living here. I feel like I'm in a zombie movie.

You are in your own bubble and haven’t seen enough countries then. Iran links church with state. Afghanistan overthrew the democracy that the western world attempted to install. There are a glut of totalitarian regimes in Africa, Southern Asia and Central Asia that are monoculture. Russia, Belarus and even Vietnam are oft considered more conservative.

The US is one of the most diverse countries in the world. Consider your perspective, why do you fear guns so much? Do you see them all that often? What do they connote to you?

To me, they demonstrate that we still have utility against an oppressive government. Remember when Trump said “we have to take their guns?” They only want the “right people” to have guns, their people. Because then they have all the power and can force us any way they see fit. And yes, they have tanks, and yeah, they have bombs, but did you see how well that worked in Afghanistan? And it’s not like we’re all clustered in one place.

Trust me, you're yet to see the crazy outside America

I wish it was easy to emmigrate from here. Taking uo everything you own and going somewhere where everything is uncertain - never mind the visa process for residency - is overwhelming.

You lose all of your friends. You lose everything you established. Your family will be far away. And you do not even know if you will survive well there.