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You already have the right. It is inherent to us all. What you wish for is not to be confronted by authorities, disarmed, arrested, incarcerated and bankrupted during the process for exercising your right. Or to be killed during the seizure because you make a wrong move. Sadly, rather than exercising our rights, we await government approval to do that which we have a right to do without such approval and carry a card granting permission which only proves we have been subjugated by our government. Land of the free, home of the brave.

Based upon Natural Law no one has the authority to disarm a person, or restrict in any way the type of weapon carried or the manner of carry in any public place provided the person is not violating the inherent rights of others or behaving in a manner so as to present an imminent threat to do so. But today, although the right is inherent and inalienable, it is not inviolable and the time and circumstances will dictate when the need for valor will override the need for discretion.

I reside in Arizona. We have Constitutional carry here toward most intents and purposes. A change in administrations might bring legislative restrictions but compliance with those restrictions is another matter.

Best of luck to you neighbor.