>But then, you gotta ask yourself. How can the NRA (or anyone else) base its most passionate argument on the words of the 2nd amendment when the 2nd amendment calls for a well
regulated militia, and the NRA is diametrically opposed to anything that even faintly smells of
regulation. Isn't this a paradox?
No, the amendment is pretty specific. Militias are to be well-regulated - not firearms.
Dan LeClair
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