"At the Founding, the "well regulated militia," which was viewed as a safeguard against the dangers posed by a standing army and a potentially oppressive national government, included all able-bodied men, who "were expected to appear bearing arms supplied by themselves and of the kind in common use," as the Supreme Court explained in the 1939 case United States v. Miller."
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