This is one of those books that people may agree with what she is trying to say, supporting the 2nd Amendment, and why our founding fathers put it in. I think what will turn off people is the way she is delivering the message. Some of her points make sense but others I think she was trying to express herself as if she was doing a radio show for maximum feedback and not all of it will be good. The actual history behind the Second Amendment though is one that should be talked about and growing up in a home of a WWII and Korean Vet the history and gun rights were taught, but that was back in a time when people did not have a problem with flying the flag and saying the pledge of allegiance. We even said a prayer in school that would never happen today. Times have changed and if the author had used different words I think she could have touched more people with what she was trying to express.