The question before the court is "collective" vs "individual" Right and if the Second can be used as a defense against such legislation.
Plainly, it can. The Second Amendment should be an affirmative defense in all cases regarding individual ownership and carry of arms. Regardless of which State, colony, or district of the US they live in. As it was designed to be.
You aren't even paying attention to the argument are you? You just read off the list of Brady approved arguing points... and go along your merry way.
And you're promoting the view that concealed carry is not an individual right under the 2nd Amendment and that it may be banned nationally, abrogating all state laws protecting that right.
If the dress fits, don't be afraid to wear it, Sarah.
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