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Originally Posted by Team Sergeant
I see it as etched in stone, written by a nation of brave men that fought hard to win their freedom and vowed to write a document that left no doubts in anyone's mind that "the right of the People to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed." It meaning is crystal clear to me. It's also crystal clear why it's the Second Amendment and not the 11th or 12th. Our forefathers wanted it to be as important as the First Amendment as it goes hand in hand with defending our freedoms.
I have no doubt what our great forefathers were thinking when they drafted the Second Amendment. They left no possibility that the People would ever be disarmed. They knew then that "Power" is an illusion with a well armed populace.
It's a right, not a privilege.
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Yep, and there's more than just two of us who have that angle on the subject.