Even if we grant the presumption of legitimate authority to the government and its constitution, an act of congress cannot exceed the delegated authority of the founding document. Congress has the delegated authority to raise and equip an army, and to call forth the militia according tothe core document; but not to infringe on the right of the people to keep and bear arms per the 2nd amendment.
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your right.. and act of congress can NOT exceed the founding document.. IF and WHEN it has.. the government has dissolved itself, and is no longer legitimate, and is sitting De-facto until the people correct it's course by conducting the process again of forming local civil bodies politic, legislatures, and eventually the continental congress, and reforming the government as they see fit.
no.. not to infringe on the rite.. their DUTY is to SET and PRESCRIBE the TRAINING for the unorganized militia. according to the National Defense Act of 1916. not that anything they have done even before that, has been "constitutional"...
Keep in mind... WOMEN DID NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE until 1920..
but yea.. blacks were 2/3rds of a person.. women were still 0%