Hi Steve,

Dunno.  ". . . the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."  Maybe that part?  And to forestall a long and fruitless discussion by other readers of what a "militia" represents in a 21st century American context, the noun "people" is used elsewhere in the Bill of Rights.  The Founding Fathers were far from illiterate.  Their interpretation of "people" in the 18th century is the same as it commonly is today.