Using the literal meaning, You have the right to dress like this and no one can infringe on it.
If that is what you think it says then you must be a Democrat.
You say that we must take the 2nd literally. That means, according to you, any infringement is unconstitutional. You think things like common sense gun laws goes against your rights. You think it's a God Given Right to have completely unfettered access to any kind of weapon even the unimaginable ones. You say that we must not "Interpret" the 2nd. You are wrong and getting wronger each day.
We lost another person to a school shooting that could have been much more tragic that it already was and it wasn't more guns that stopped it from going any further, it was 3 unarmed Patriots who brought him down and we lost a real hero that day to the one that distracted the shooter and died so that others could bring the shooter down. It wasn't more Guns, it was More Patriots and a Patriot doesn't always need a gun to keep armed shooters from harming others.
So, since you want to use the last portion of the 2nd amendment verbatim, that's what I did. I used it word for word. Our weapons of destruction have long since outgrown the common person. Therefore, the way the 2nd amendment is written does require some creative interpretation. When our forefathers discovered this, the first gun regs were created for the greater good of the free citizen. They protected those that could not protect themselves in a way they thought was best. Did they go against God's will? No, they went with the blessings of the scriptures. They protected the weak and that is covered in the teachings of Jesus Christ. But the ones that want common sense gun laws don't stand on their Charlton soapbox and preach that it's the will of God.
If you want to use the 2nd as you claim, you have to use it as it was written. From 1688 to 1859, the 2nd meant what it was "Interpreted" to mean. But our weapons to kill each other went into overdrive. Like any other War, the Civil War brought advances to weapons and availability to weapons to a new high. For the first time in history, man outgrew his weapons. All of a sudden, instead of 10 or even 200 people dying in battle, they lost thousands in each battle. When the war ended, many left for what was left or out west when they learned nothing was left, and carried those same weapons with them. Colt, Remington and others made those weapons and still do today. No longer could one person shoot once and have to do the painstaking reloading to fire again. You had one shot and if you tried to intimidate 3 persons then you would almost always fail when you were confronted with 2 or more letting you know that they would not tolerate it. History is not one of your strong suits.
So I use your own logic and don't interpret the 2nd amendment. I don't change a word and use the word in it's most modern form. And don't try and put "Secrit" words in it that only I can read. So we take it EXACTLY as written.
The right to bear arms will not be infringed
Without interpreting it, it means you have the right to wear sleaveless shirts and blouses. Well, unless your name is Michelle.