Quote Originally Posted by Seran View Post
Again, the publishing of the Federalist Papers followed the drafting and signing of the Constitution, quit trying to argue they had any impact on it's signing.

Everything else is just speculation on your part, which you're welcome to, but I'll not waste my time on arguing what amounts to little more than your point of view.
The Federalist Papers was written way before the Bill of Rights & the 2nd Amendment was written. I made no such claim it was written before the Constitution, and in fact specified the purpose was to support it’s ratification. You asked for historical evidence to support my claim (not really mine as it’s common knowledge) that the 2nd Amendment was shaped by the events that happened at Lexington & Concord, and I gave just one.

Again I implore you to educate us all why the 2nd Amendment was written, any historical context, and for what purpose. If I understood you correctly in the past, you believe it gives power to the government to regulate firearms? We would all really like to hear you expand upon that claim if so.