What Really Happened To Thomas Jefferson's Speech?

Among a crowd of people, there was certainly one dissident. He rose from his seat and walked to the podium, ready to speak in opposition to the new laws that prevented the possession of guns. Some of the more garrulous speakers had rambled on for ages about various political topics, but this one man had the intention of sticking to the point and not chatting about irrelevant issues. His turn to speak would most certainly draw in staunch supporters of his ideas, as they allowed more freedom to the people, which would persuade the crowd to believe in his policies. He took a moment before speaking to calm down, as he had grown very angry with the ignorance of the previous speakers. As to avoid launching into a stream of harmful invective, he took one minute …show more content…
Although this morning chilled him to his core, it was not from the extremely cold weather. The new laws had been put into place, restricting guns in America. He was disgusted with the lack of consideration to the original rights provided to Americans in the Constitution and he still was angry about it during this day when he spoke to the public. On this very cold winter morning, he hustled into the building to reproach those who supported the new gun laws. He made his disappointment and rage very clear, as he debated for hours with the politicians arguing on the other side. The court room on this day was obstreperous. The judge constantly slammed his gavel, in a valiant effort to stop the unwarranted crossfire. The chaos was certainly hard to control, but it only contributed to the circumspect attitude of those determining the laws. Not wanting to take a risk and put a new law into place, it took hours of debating to finally sway the legislators towards creating new laws. Once suspicious, the legislators argued that gun restriction violated the Constitution, but the politicians provided plenty of statistical evidence that persuaded the