Michael Moore Has Penned a 28th Amendment

In a move highly unlikely to be approved by the NRA, Michael Moore has come up with a replacement for what he says is the "ancient and outdated" Second Amendment. In a Facebook post Wednesday, Moore offered a 28th Amendment that protects the right of people to "be free from gun violence," Hot Air reports. "A well regulated State National Guard, being helpful to the safety and security of a State in times of need, along with the strictly regulated right of the people to keep and bear a limited number of non-automatic Arms for sport and hunting, with respect to the primary right of all people to be free from gun violence, this shall not be infringed," it reads.

"The public's safety comes ahead of an individual’s right to own and fire a gun," wrote Moore. He said under the new amendment, it will be possible to pass laws requiring people to keep their guns at government-regulated storage facilities instead of at home, the Hill reports. He also suggested limiting clips to six bullets, banning semi-automatic weapons, and requiring men buying guns to obtain waivers from current and former spouses. This approach, he wrote, will meet the needs of everybody except the "serial killer, the mass murderer, the violent ex-husband, the disgruntled employee, or the disturbed and bullied teenager." (Lawmakers want to ban a device the Las Vegas gunman used.)