RetiredGySgt
Diamond Member
Look RETARD the first part of the amendment is not actually important as per the English language FURTHER the National Guard is just the federalized portion of the Militia, each State is Free to form their own militia separate from the National Guard in fact in North Carolina they have a State run Militia.The first part of the 2nd amendment does NOT declare that ONLY militias are the reason for the 2nd you loon, learn how the English language works.Again for the slow and stupid there is no requirement for militia service to exercise your 2nd amendment right. The English language is not your friend when you make that ignorant claim.Only well regulated militia of the United States, may not be Infringed when keeping and bearing Arms for their State or the Union.
Which became null and void as of the 1917 National Guard Act. The 2nd amendment hasn't kept up with the rest of the Constitution. The Constitution is supposed to be a living document. The 2nd amendment needs to be updated to keep it current.
In Law, if any part of a law is proven to be false then the whole law shall be thrown out. And the first two thirds of the 2nd amendment has been superceded making the whole thing null and void. We need it updated to keep it current. Otherwise, the many and various interpretations that we see today will continue. Most are half baked. We need to tighten up the law.
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State,
That pretty well ties the well regulated Militia to the State. Due to the need to call up the States National Guards for WWI in 1917 the National Guard Act of 1917 was passed that changed things. I suggest you research the National Guard Act before you keep blundering on. The first half of the 2nd amendment became null and void at that point due to the funding and training of the National Guard now being done by the Federal Government. Plus, the new weapons of war, no State or even Groups of States could come up with the money to come even close to going up against the Federal Government anymore. They also threw out the 75,000 maximum Standing Army rule for the Feds. The first line in the 2nd amendment worked okay but became more and more out of touch starting in 1850 as the weapons of war got more and more deadly and expensive. Even the last line becomes a bit vague as well. If you are saying that you want the 2nd amendment to say that you want to be armed with small arms to protect your home and family, rewrite it to read that way. Otherwise, it's to vague.