So, what is meant by "is an unresolved issue," i.e. what would resolve it? And, what is meant by open carry legislation being inhibited? Is the legislation physically stopped? Or, should it be stopped?1. The intersection of guns and children is an unresolved issue that inhibits further 'open carry' legalization.
No it doesn't. RKBA is 'infringed' all over the place. What 'gun rights'? Arms, dude... ARMS. Guns don't have rights, people do. People would have rights if there was no government at all. The right to bear arms being symbiotic with the right to self defense.The 2A has not yet been incorporated against the states. Check you state Constitution to see if bearing arms is recognized. All that permit and license stuff is government contrivance... the 'infringement' part they 'shall not' do.... But they did.What do you mean by 'get it right'? If you mean that the 2d Amendment doesn't grant gun rights, you're right. What it does is make sure gun rights are not 'infringed'.
SCotUS hasn't ruled on that yet. 'Til they do... 'they' don't.Everything you said is true except thenon-incorporation of the 2d Amendment intouniversal State law. Check Article IV (secondparagraph) and the 14th Amendment. Each alone doesn't achieve 'incorporation', but together they do.
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