TriCityOC
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I have been reading that the 2nd ammendment has not been confirmed as binding on the states, and that this is one reason why some are reluctant to pass the concealled carry reciprocity law. Apparently the bill of rights was not ratified by the states as a whole, but amendment by amendment. Many states don't feel that the 2nd amendment is binding upon them, and that therefore guns are a state issue.
So if that is true, and the 2nd amendment is only binding on the federal government then why can't I carry my gun in a post office or other federal building? If the 2a only applies to the feds, but I can't carry on federal property...then what the hell good is it?
I have been reading that the 2nd ammendment has not been confirmed as binding on the states, and that this is one reason why some are reluctant to pass the concealled carry reciprocity law. Apparently the bill of rights was not ratified by the states as a whole, but amendment by amendment. Many states don't feel that the 2nd amendment is binding upon them, and that therefore guns are a state issue.
So if that is true, and the 2nd amendment is only binding on the federal government then why can't I carry my gun in a post office or other federal building? If the 2a only applies to the feds, but I can't carry on federal property...then what the hell good is it?