The SCOTUS had no role in "ratification" of the Constitution. Perhaps you're looking for another word. You can admit error. We're all friends.
Pick any word you want.
If my post confuses you a question of clarification is appreciated.
Okay.
Why do you seem unable to admit mistakes?
what mistake did I make. ?
The second amendment has rock solid endorsement from SCOTUS.
Are you not paying attention?
1) The issue was not about the 2nd Amendment. It was about the Heller decision which changed to have the focus be on having an individual right disconnected from militias.
But you tried to change what we were talking about to #2.
2) You claimed that the 2nd Amendment was "key" to the ratification of the US Constitution, when it was very demonstrably not.
But you tried to change what we were talking about to #3.
3) You claimed that the Bill of Rights was necessary for the ratification of the US Constitution, when it was very demonstrably not.
You attempted to reiterate that claim multiple times, but had zero evidence to support your position. Then you tried to claim that I had admitted your point, which I had not. You shut up when I repeated what I
had said.
4) You typed something just plain dumb: "The ratification of the Constitution( of which the 2nd Amendment was a key) was upheld by SCOTUS in the cases I cited."
You proceeded to attempt to defend the indefensible. It was laaaaaaaaaaame! There are no SCOTUS cases that challenged the ratification of the Constitution that you have cited and none of the cases you
did cite had a thing to do with that.
Not that I expect you to admit you were wrong even now.
Kind of like that nimrod of a president trying to "prove" that the forecast included Alabama with that black marker line which was made during a briefing by his own staff.
But Ward?
You never even admit misspelling words, so it is not exactly a surprise.
Lie, deny, and obfuscate - that's your game.