Thanks for telling everyone what you think I think.
What I really think, and have stated many times, is a nuke is classified as a Weapon of Mass Destruction. It is indiscriminate in who it kills inside its blast radius, not including those who die from the fallout.
2A permits ARMS ... those weapons you can carry on your person to defend yourself against a threat, similar to the weapons an infantryman would carry.
Killing everyone within a 1 mile blast zone or larger would be like shooting everyone in the mall because the threat you meant to kill was there -- the rest of the dead people merely got in your way.
So like defining speech you recognize there are certain nuances and limits?
ARMS includes ALL weapons including nukes, regardless of destruction. Please show me where your definition of "Arms" exists where it specifically excludes nukes and show how the founding fathers separated that out.
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
No where in this statement says the amount of destruction, limiting who is targeted or exact ability to defend yourself or even that the purpose of arms is for defensive only.
"the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
If you as you want to interpret it with no restrictions, arms would included all weapons, the right to keep and bear would include offensive and collective purposes too not only defense.
Unless you admit you were wrong and that the supreme court can interpret these amendments within reason. Just like speech you can't threaten to kill someone in a legitimate way, you can't own nukes and there may be other reasonable limiting factors. Its all about the nuances.