When you cite the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, call it for what it is and say it like, "My Right to Keep and Bear Arms" shall not be infringed. It works for all the rest.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of a religion for me, or to prohibit my free exercise of the one I choose.
Plug it in anywhere "the people," "Persons," "the owner," "the accused," etc. is placed in the Bill of Rights - or anywhere else in the Constitution where it mentions the people.
Another example: The Fifth Amendment. "I shall not be held ..." "...nor shall I be subject for the same offense to be twice ...".
Personalize it. Then you'll know just how it can effect you directly in any and all such cases, and how it is a direct assault on you whenever any of your God given rights are violated, or infringed, or abridged, or ignored.
A relevant definition of 'person' i: one who is recognized by law as the subject of rights and duties.(Websters Universal Dictionary and Thesaurus: 1993)
Woody
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of a religion for me, or to prohibit my free exercise of the one I choose.
Plug it in anywhere "the people," "Persons," "the owner," "the accused," etc. is placed in the Bill of Rights - or anywhere else in the Constitution where it mentions the people.
Another example: The Fifth Amendment. "I shall not be held ..." "...nor shall I be subject for the same offense to be twice ...".
Personalize it. Then you'll know just how it can effect you directly in any and all such cases, and how it is a direct assault on you whenever any of your God given rights are violated, or infringed, or abridged, or ignored.
A relevant definition of 'person' i: one who is recognized by law as the subject of rights and duties.(Websters Universal Dictionary and Thesaurus: 1993)
Woody
