Quote Originally Posted by Seran View Post
Honestly a decent attempt on your part, but you're overlooking the fact this is a legal definition as part of USC 10 concerning the ability to draft or conscript. Doesn't change the fact that the Federal law being derivative of the Constitution identifies the right to bear arms under the auspices of a "well regulated militia".
Ok Seran, no offense but USC 10 does not apply to Selective Service registration, that is covered in USC 49 and USC 50. And again, those people are not by definition a militia since if they are drafted into service then they are now government employees and again, any firearms they use are provided to them by that government entity. So by your logic there would be no need for anyone to own firearms since the government would provide any needed. Only that is the antithesis of what the founding fathers intended. They had just won their freedom from a tyrannical king and wanted to ensure that the people would be able to defend themselves from that very same tyranny.

But if you continue to insist on being a sheep, that's fine, there are a lot of sheepdogs in this country. Lets just hope that there is one around when you need it.