The Second Amendment contains no such modifying language. There is no place you could have possibly been convinced of such a dangerous absurdity but in a tax-funded government school. The Constitution limits government to such functions, duties, and powers as are specifically enumerated for them there. Let's say you die in a hijacking on a commercial means of transportation. No, they cannot.
Real rights are restrictions on government action.
My right is not subject to any majority vote, any more than a majority could vote to seize the jewelry salesman's sample case and divvy its contents amongst themselves. But Mr. Justice Holmes wrote that in dissent . It is not the law. The example is quite apt. I can't remember one in my lifetime.