Matt wrote:
> 
> Hello, I have a question, In response to Article 4 of the Bill of Rights
> (which is Amendment 2, Articles 1 and 2 were not ratified but Articles 3-12
> were and became "amendments 1-10) which says
> "A well regulated Militia, being nessessary to the securty of a free State,
> the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infriged."
> In this, does the right to keep and bear arms mean only the people who are
> in a Militia? 

No. It does not.
The right of the people is separate from a well regulated Militia.
Even if the people are not in a well-regulated Militia, they still have
the God-given Right to keep and bear Arms. Remember, that in Law, 
capitalization is very important. 

In this case, 
'rights' mean 'privileges', and 
'Rights' mean 'God-given Rights'. 

'We the People' means the 'Congress of the united States of America'

Some questions then:
What do these mean?
well regulated Militia:
Militia:
militia:
Arms:
arms:

It doesn't matter which way the USCONstitution wishes to go.
If they wish to capitalize or not-capitalize a word they define
when they describe a privilege, because when they go one way
with the privilege, we can go the other way with the God-given
Right. They cannot have it both ways. It is Congress that tries
to confuse things and begin bending the rules of the English
language, even their own definitions, and our God-given
Rights. Why? Perhaps because they are dominated by 
lawyers/attornies?

or does it mean everyone regardless of wether they are in a
> Militia or not?

That is correct. It means 'everyone regardless of whether they are in a
Militia or not'. The word 'people' in the 2nd Article of the Bill
of Lost Rights is not capitalized, whereas, the word 'People' in
the Preamble to the USCON, is capitalized, meaning 'Congress', not
the people. The people are not 'of the United States'. We are of
God, our Creator.

Here are other websites to help explain:
http://www.no-debts.com/anti-federalist/brigade.html
http://www.no-debts.com/anti-federalist/billrigh.html

best wishes,
gene karl