The Constitution of United States offers no authority to the federal government to involve itself in our right to bear arms - even plastic ones. Members of this government may take that authority unconstitutionally, but that doesn't change the plain language of the Constitution
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The right to bear arms is necessary to protect our natural rights of life, liberty, and property. Because of this, bearing arms is also a natural right in and of itself. We would still have it even if the Constitution specifically said we didn’t.
The very reason it says “the right to bear arms” which acknowledges a right that already existed.
