Then why do they call it the Code of Federal Regulations???pic.twitter.com/Vy6UT3BFQT
In 1789, "well regulated" meant "well equipped" or "fuckin' sorted out, man" ... not "subject to tons of regulations like everything else you motherfuckers ruined and pissed on over the past 232 years.
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It meant they could perform battle drills.
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Precisely. A “well regulated” family had expensive things.
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It doesn’t matter. They aren’t looking for reasons. They’re looking for excuses. If you presented them with the most flawlessly documented explanation of this imaginable then they would just shrug. The only useful response is: “Fuck you. My rights are not up for discussion.”
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Well regulated = squared away Great reminder.
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Ok Now do the word ‘Militia’ It doesn’t mean Bubba with a Bushmaster
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Here’s a dictionary written By Samual Johnson in 1768. Regulation (regulate) means the same today as then. https://books.google.com/books?id=bXsCAAAAQAAJ&pg=PP9#v=onepage&q&f=false …pic.twitter.com/4a8dsLjmms
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