You need to think more about what you read.
The Constitution is a document that chartered our government. The Bill of Rights is not a set of laws to govern citizens, it is strictly a set of rules which were supposed to prevent the government from passing certain classes of laws. If the Bill of Rights were laws for the citizens to follow, then there would have been fines and prison terms prescribed for offenses against those rules. Notice that the entire Constitution is devoid of any laws. It consists entirely of organizational and operational rules for only the government itself. If you find otherwise, please direct me to the place in the Constitution I have misinterpreted.
I would also like you to direct me to a specific law that that penalizes any citizen who fails to admit armed people upon his own premises or prohibits another from exercising political speeches on his property. Show me a specific law that prohibits me from running those pesky Seventh Day Adventists from my doorstep.
Upon closer inspection, you will discover only the Federal government is limited by the Bill of Rights. You will also notice that most states were organized under a similar Bill of Rights. Those states would then be prohibited in the same manner as the Federal government. You should also notice that citizens are not subject to those restrictions; for we are a free People.