Soldier going door to door to collect Weapons!

Never Could, Never Will Happen and as SFC Stephen Pate puts it so correctly that would be a clear and unmitigated violation of the Posse Comitatus Act. No need to even bother with the 2nd Amendment which doesn't even come into play also all of our laws come from British Common Law and that is a violation of base concept behind Magna Carta.

IF this ever became an executive order or a traditional law created by the ratification process of the Constitution and the 536 Members of Congress (that represent the People who write, vote, boycott) didn't appeal it and agreed with it and our State Governor didn't disagree with it as the acting liaison with the benevolent companionship he has with our Adjutant General, didn't disagree with it. Then it would be our obligation to implement it. "No man is above the law". I hate reading or listening to these people that are like "President Obama is doing this, and we are all going into concentration camps and he's going to take our guns, blah blah." WTf, NO ONE person has the ability to create a law.  Executive Orders can and ARE sometimes overruled by Congress, especially if deemed unconstitutional.  It's not just ONE person, it's the entire U.S Government that would have to compromise, agree, have a majority, or negotiate the best interest of the people. Now dealing with civil unrest or riot control situations is a different scenario.  I can say that unquestionably that Kansas would never enforce or even acknowledge anything this extreme during this current climate. I say this because I'm a peacekeeper and Utopia doesn't exist on Earth. We discussed this in great detail within my platoon once and leadership would have quite an issue implementing this within the control of their subordinates.  If this was implemented. It would create a mutiny if the respective States administered this within their own borders. MO would have to do KS, and OK does CO and so forth.  We discuss Federal Vs State law all the time and our State would laugh if this were federal law, again, purely hypothetical.