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"The Right to Bear Arms"	by Illiad	2005-03-26 14:49:07
It means eactly what it says.	by lab rat	2005-03-26 15:33:40
But back then...	by Illiad	2005-03-26 15:36:40
that's what you get for...	by suzisuzisuzi	2005-03-26 16:10:24
Sorry, "the right of the people" is not only	by lab rat	2005-03-26 16:19:53
OK, if you use that logic, "the People" refers to	by NOLAWitch	2005-03-26 16:51:00
Not exactly. The Bill of Right refers	by lab rat	2005-03-26 17:12:50
to individual rights. Again, the Bill of Rights is limited government conrol over citizens. A well regulated militia means IIRC, refers to local state/county militias. The US did not have a National Militia like we do today. Well regulated means well equiped to defend and protect citizens from harm like forein powers... The right of the people means like I said exactly that. To defend against government tyrrany. Good question though, but well regulated militia and the right of the people are two diferent matters. Perhaps that is why they were addressed separatly in the same amendment. BTW, just because something seems logical does not mean it to be truth
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Not all Amendments in the Bill of Rights	by NOLAWitch	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Actually you have well regulated wrong yourself	by DesertRat66	2006-11-19 12:55:59

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