Obviously that condition does not exist.
Here's a guy directly threatening the First Amendment, while making no noises whatsoever about threatening the Second ---
Obviously he can't do that directly (yet) but he's already underway trying to do it
indirectly by demonizing discourse --- and yet he has no need to dismantle the Second Amendment to do so. Doesn't even need to shoot the New York Times on Fifth Avenue; he just uses that, you know, 'liberal media'.
Kind of shoots that theory in the foot, doncha think?
Propaganda to push agendas and indoctrinate are not news and there used to be laws that insured truth in reporting.
"Propaganda to push agendas and indoctrinate" are not in play there. All he says is "a hit piece which is a disgrace", which is intentionally vague and simply means a narcissist who can't take criticism. He's fantasizing about shutting down those critical voices and he's not doing it through anything to do with "firearms" --- he's advocating doing it by abusing the court system.
Which, again, demonstrates that the First does not "depend on" the Second. For in this scenario the Second remains untouched.
This ain't rocket surgery.
The lord does choose the foolish things and many now are becoming fully aware that this international cabal of media moguls cannot be trusted. I think its rather funny myself. How about those nice stories telling the poor gullible pregnant women they should get vaccinated that came out in USA today recently? Cool huh. The media has became a joke. What goes around does come around and if the media promoted lies well perhaps lies (if that is what they are) are a lil' justice in the making.
No idea where this inchoate word salad of "lords" and "pregnant women" was supposed to go but here's the other crucial part of your previous post I neglected:
there used to be laws that insured truth in reporting.
Oh by all means cite these "laws that insured (I think you mean ensured) truth in reporting"l HOW would such a law work? WHO would decide what the "truth" is? Some "truth court"?
No Virginia, there are laws against reporting a hoax --- for instance you can't say there was a terrorist attack in Bowling Green if you don't have a reasonable cause to believe there was. And there are laws against libel/slander, which involve known fabrications directed at an individual for the purpose of harming their reputation. But there is no "truth court" that decides what reality is, nice as that might be if it could be.
Once you establish that, then that "truth court" could decide what's news and what isn't. Meaning if it would be inconvenient truth, it would be zapped out of existence and no one would see it. That's exactly what Rump is advocating in that video, his weapon of choice being the Lawsuit.
Again, if he were to accomplish that as a means of eliminating criticism, then he would have done so without any involvement of the Second Amendment, which in turn destroys the fantasy put forth by the first several gun-cult posts that imagine some kind of "dependency". If the 1A depended on the 2A, then the 1A would have been unnecessary, wouldn't it.
Now I have to go --- it seems I've used up my allotment of free expression and am now obligated to go shoot something so I can get more. Or so fantasizes the Gun Cult.