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==Militia in the US==
 
==Militia in the US==
When the [[Second Amendment]] was written during the founding of the United States of America, the included the [[Right to Bare Arms]]. One of the reasons, the Right was written was as a precaution that should there be a danger imposed within the borders of the States, there would always be people ready to fight against the threat. It was also obviously written for individual [[citizen]]'s right to [[self-defense]] and as a check against possible [[police state]] [[tyranny]] of the [[government]] against [[the people]].
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The First Congress wrote the [[Second Amendment]] to include the [[Right to Bare Arms]] framed in terms of a militia. One of the reasons, the Right was written was as a precaution that should there be a danger imposed within the borders of the States, there would always be people ready to fight against the threat. Many people claim that it was written to protect individual [[citizen]]'s right to [[self-defense]] and as a check against possible [[police state]] or [[tyranny]] of the [[government]] against [[the people]].
    
<center>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]].</center>
 
<center>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]].</center>
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