@VanessaFence - I think we are in agreement.
The car analogy is patently ridiculous but it is one that is generally raised by 2A proponents so the point is to systematically dismantel it by agreeing and saying you're right - so lets regulate them in the same way rather than arguing that they are different.
Not that it would work as they would just spin another strawman - probably something about cars not being in the constitution or backpeddling to the position that they aren't the same.
The trust issue and nonsense about fighting back against the government can also easily be refuted because, as you say, there is no chance that even an AR15 is going to be much use against military grade tech.
Even if sentiment changed and there was more of a push towards amending 2A, there are so many guns in America now that it would have to start with regulation, an outright ban is totally unfeasible. Another quick way to reduce gun usage would be to tax ammunition!
Almost every single pro gun argument can easily be shown to be flawed. The strongest argument has always been the fall-back that it is in the constitution, but Trump has blown a huge hole in that one now given how much of the constitution he has subverted.
I have always been very much in the anti-gun camp, but with everything happening over there at the minute, I do think that if I lived in the US I would be looking at buying a gun and learning how to use it.
The Purge and Handmaids Tale is starting to look more and more like the future of the US than exaggerated dystopian entertainment.