> Isn't the right to bear arms an 'inalienable right'? Not in any American sense of the term. The "unalienable" rights were to life, liberty, and the pursuit

> Isn't the right to bear arms an 'inalienable right'? Not in any American sense of the term. The "unalienable" rights were to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness as outlined in the Declaration of Independence. Selling guns to redcoats isn't on that list.