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"Randy Sweeney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: > > "The Lone Weasel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > >> Well Snout, if the Second Amendment grants a gun right to >> "the people" apart from serving in a well-regulated >> militia like the National Guard, where are your examples >> of these personal gun rights under the Second Amendment in >> state case law? > The National Guard is so well regulated that each of its > members is forced to enlist in the US Army Reserve and be > subject to the rules of the standing army. Dual enlistment is just an efficient procedure for federalizing state militia with the least amount of paperwork. You seem to have trouble distinguishing between the state and federal militia. "Army National Guard" = state National Guard = organized militia of the several states "Army National Guard of the United States" = the reserve component of the Army all of whose members are members of the Army National Guard. The federalized NG is just one reserve component of the regular armed forces and is not the US Army/Navy/Marine/Air Force/Coast Guard Reserves which are reserve componants of the regular armed forces and are not militia. > The antithesis of the constitutional universal militia of > the armed citizenry. In other words, the real militia, the real armed forces reserves. Good! -- Join the NRA Blacklist! http://www.nrablacklist.com/ The Lone Weasel
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