>>>So then, if I understand correctly, all the bozos (and non-bozos too) running around in the U.S. with guns constitute your idea of "A well regulated militia"?
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>>At the time of the writing of the Constitution, all able-bodied males were part of the local militia, and even required to participate in periodic drills - part of the reason for having a village "common" was to provide space for drills.
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>>I believe there are still laws on the books regarding militias, but would have to research it.
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>That's exactly my point. That was then. This is now. We should not be citing the 2nd Amendment as a justification for guns willy-nilly among the citizenry in the 21st century. If you think there are other good reasons, I am happy to discuss them reasonably. I just think the 2nd Amendment is a bogus argument today. It doesn't apply, IMO.
Which was MY point way back. The British AREN'T coming any more, and having a loaded muskey won't save you from al Qerseltza and flying jet liners.
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