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I have a driver's license. It was issued by my state, under the driving standards for my state. These vary from state to state. Nonetheless, I can drive into any other state in this nation and my state driver's license is recognized and honored.
I have a CWP. It was issued by my state, under the cwp standards for my state. These vary from state to state. Nonetheless, I can drive into any other state in this nation, and wonder if it will be recognized and honored. Often I do that under personal liability risk. I need to go to the state, and I need to go there with my right to life intact.
Right to life is an inalienable right, not some sort of political privilege.
This is wrong. There should be no difference between the above mentioned two licenses - except for the part where driving is a privilege and right to life is an inalienable right. Our law on this is completely backward.
We all need to work on that. Join me in this worthy endeavor. Contact your own state's law enforcement and legislators. If they won't recognize another state's cwp, they sure won't recognize a citizen of another state's right to open carry.