> Not being able to use arms absolutely is an infringement of the right to bear them.
That doesn't follow. The right to own something does not imply the right to use it.
> One point that gets lost about the 2nd Amendment is that it should be considered an inalienable right. Meaning, it cannot be diminished by any law of man. Consequently, most of the gun laws can be viewed as fundamentally unconstitutional, and any attempts to enforce them are illegal.
The Constitution does not and cannot bestow inalienable rights.
That doesn't follow. The right to own something does not imply the right to use it.
> One point that gets lost about the 2nd Amendment is that it should be considered an inalienable right. Meaning, it cannot be diminished by any law of man. Consequently, most of the gun laws can be viewed as fundamentally unconstitutional, and any attempts to enforce them are illegal.
The Constitution does not and cannot bestow inalienable rights.