The Founders didn’t just support the RIGHT to own military weapons, they considered the general public having them as an important feature, a defense against any perceived “need” to have a large, permanent standing army.
Path to Liberty: May 20, 2019
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James Madison: Political Observations
At the 1787 Convention: State Sovereignty and Standing Armies
Debate in Virginia Ratifying Convention
The founder who told Americans we have a right to military weapons
Why the Founders Wanted You to Own Military-Style Weapons
Virginia Ratifying Convention, Proposed Amendments to the Constitution
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