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n. (alternative form of right to keep and bear arms English)
Usage examples of "right to bear arms".
The framers' primary reason for including the right to bear arms in the Bill of Rights was so that the people could defend their liberties against a tyrannical government, just as they do by virtue of the vastly overrated First Amendment.
The real reason the Constitution provides for the right to bear arms is defending oneself against oppressive governments, and when it comes to that, your handgun is close to useless.
Maybe he ought to exercise his own rights under the Second Amendment-the right to bear arms.
I have one of my characters say that the right to bear arms is the basis of all human freedom.
And this was in a country where the inherent right to bear arms is not recognized.
Now, isn't that a funny thing for an American to say, considering how our forefathers fought and died for our constitutional right to bear arms?