A few things:Then just ask yourself
Not exactly. It says: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
This right is conditional on your participation in a well regulated militia maintaining the security of the state. You are not doing so, therefore you have no such right.
"Unfringed upon". That's pretty good. I've never heard that one before.
Perhaps they were wondering of what well regulated Militia were you a member.
True, but if you're not in a well regulated militia maintaining the security of the state, you have no such right.
"Stomp this shit ouf of this ASAP". Hmm... I'm afraid it is within our free speech rights to ask you why you need an AR-15. No one is forcing you to answer, but we all have to right to ask you.
One day we will eliminate the Second Amendment as should have been done when mass produced guns, ammo and the repeater mechanism were developed
1. The right of individuals to own firearms not connected with a militia has been upheld by the Supreme Court, so unless your understanding of the Constitution is greater than theirs, well...
2. If you need to rewrite the amendments to curtail freedoms as technology changes, we should revisit the 1st now that a person can make disgusting statements that can be immediately seen and heard by millions all around the world. IOW, to adhere to the original understanding of the 1st, you would have to express yourself via quill pen, paper and ink.