Except that to you, "the people" is only whoever is allowed to vote (remember, voting is not a right), "keep" does not include personal ownership but instead mere custody of gov't property, "bear" is only in active service under the direction of state-appointed officers organized by the feds, and "arms" is whatever the state deems appropriate for combat.
Ergo, that "right" can be limited to gov't-owned flintlocks handed out to conscripts entering active combat. No?
I've answered that before and you just ignore it. If you didn't understand/accept it the first time, repetition obviously won't work because repetition obviously hasn't worked.