Skull Pilot
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For one No one has the right to military service, a fact evidenced by military policy where anyone can be denied acceptance in any branch of the military for one of many reasonsI never said the 2A was permission. But I guess trying to "win" by claiming things that weren't said is what you've got left.
You say your position is arrived at by applying logic but you don't see that when you read "the right to keep and bear arms" and say that the framers did not intend or did not include any right to carry guns . . . Means you read the 2nd and apply the words as conditions and restrictions on the recognition and protection of the right to arms. To you, "bear arms" means the people, who did not part with any aspect of their right to arms, are only allowed to carry guns when they are exercising their right to be in the militia.
You say that for you to believe a right to carry guns exists, you need to see a specific delineation, a specific grant of such a "right". That sentiment, whether you want to accept it or not, is considering the 2nd Amendment to be a permission slip . . . and no permission can be found to allow the people to carry guns in public.
So, where's the evidence from that time that points to a right to carry arms?
Your second paragraph is wrong. Again, trying to fight something which hasn't been said, it's not really worth it, is it? You're fighting ghosts.