A commentator argued that the Second Amendment alone would justify keeping firearms even if they produced only social harm, because the Founding Fathers placed that right in the Constitution for a purpose. Chuck Michel of Ammoland returned to the topic twelve years after an earlier essay and observed that cost tallies routinely include homicides, suicides, accidents, medical bills and lost output while omitting prevented assaults, robberies and home invasions. Michel also listed hunting, competition, recreation, collecting and training as additional lawful uses that never appear in public-health ledgers. The commentator noted that similar risks from cars, alcohol and sports are not judged solely by deaths, that researchers rarely seek gun benefits, and that defensive uses occur millions of times a year while traffic crashes still kill more people, suicides included.