The Bill of Rights has nothing to do with control of the people, nor control of the government established by the people. The Bill of Rights stands as immutable and unaffected by any change determined upon the Constitution by government. . In Michigan , the militia is the subject of Article III, 4. The militia shall be organized, equipped and disciplined as provided by law. The law alluded to speaks of militias of the state, to be equipped, supported and controlled by the Governor.
Government is instituted for their equal benefit, security and protection.
Once again we see the inherent right of citizen militias vested in the people. The organizing and support of a state sponsored militia of the state is a power granted to the Governor. This fact is further supported by Art. It cannot be the citizen militia since the agent of a contract can hold, but cannot control the principle. Therefore, the military spoken of is the military force permitted to be formed by the state, which is the National Guard.