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Prof Triggernometry
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The SCOTUS has already held that bans on guns in common use are unconstitutional. Prior to the NFA fully automatic firearms were legal in the US. The NFA itself might be unconstitutional under the latest SCOTUS rulings in Bruen, as subsequent holdings supporting its legality since 1934 were not arrived at using the criteria the SCOTUS determined for 2A findings in Bruen, that being text as informed by history and tradition since 1791.I was just giving #186 the definition of militia and that there is no restriction on armament to include nuclear. I fully agree with how the high court defines the 2nd amendment. I also agree to states rights on what restrictions state legislator impose on their citizens. What I disagree with is a federal ban on AR-15 style weapons, leave that to the states, not to say feds don't play a role such as special permitting for fully automatic weapons and other devices ( hand grenades, laws ect. )