You have a very strange way of comprehending the Constitution just from the very few posts I've read of yours. The right to assemble is an individual right, one person can do it or a million can do it.
You're making a very amateur attempt to define some liberties that can only be exercised "collectively" as a way of justifying gun control. If I want to go stand outside the WH with a picket sign I'm free to do it, and so are you. It's not a right that can only be exercised collectively.
"You're making a very amateur attempt to define some liberties ..."As opposed to a very childish attempt to define a right to assembly as one person? From that, I suppose you can then conclude that the second amendment protects a one man Militia?
Exceptions aside. I'm referring to an individual right exercised collectively. There is such a thing in the U.S. Contitution. I also mentioned voting which you ignored.