The "Three Percenters" is a loosely organized movement in the United States that advocates for the right to bear arms and promotes a strict interpretation of the Second Amendment. The name refers to the belief that only three percent of American colonists fought against British rule during the American Revolution, suggesting that a small, dedicated group can effect change. Members often view themselves as defenders of individual liberties and are critical of government overreach. The movement has been associated with various militia groups and has gained attention for its involvement in protests and political events, particularly those related to gun rights and freedom of speech.