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Was J6 a Precursor?

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Historical Misinterpretation: The True Nature of the Second Amendment

There is no constitutional authority for private individuals to form militias under their own command; the term 'well-regulated' has always referred to government regulation. The Second Amendment does not protect the formation of militias, as established by the Supreme Court in Presser v. Illinois, which upheld laws against private militias and clarified that the right to bear arms was not meant for self-defense until 2008 with District of Columbia v. Heller. Even in Heller, the court maintained that the Second Amendment does not protect paramilitary activities, reinforcing the prohibition against private paramilitary groups.

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