Why is the 2nd amendment considered a 'Natural' right?

Firearms are/were a physical representation of the intended ‘natural’ right for one to defend one’s self against oppressive or an aggressively attacking source. Though firearms are not natural, this aspect of defense is considered to be natural by the Founding Father's and their philosophy. read more

The Right to Keep and Bear Arms is a Natural Right, not a “Constitutional Right” A strong movement to end state conceal carry permit requirements has blossomed in the U.S. over the last couple of years. read more

The Second Amendment does not grant the right to armed self defense. That right is considered a “natural right” or “God given” if you insist on ascribing it to a mythical deity. The 2A prevents the government from infringing on the *people’s* right to bear arms. read more