A lot of the firearm 'debate' in the US is based around the similar big question on when individual rights (my 2nd amendment right to keep and bear Arms) overcome communal rights (all of our rights not to get randomly shot). It seems somewhat consistent to see that people who want the individual right to infringe on the health of others would also go around open carrying firearms.
A lot of the firearm 'debate' in the US is based around the similar big question on when individual rights (my 2nd amendment right to keep and bear Arms) overcome communal rights (all of our rights not to get randomly shot). It seems somewhat consistent to see that people who want the individual right to infringe on the health of others would also go around open carrying firearms.
A lot of the firearm 'debate' in the US is based around the similar big question on when individual rights (my 2nd amendment right to keep and bear Arms) overcome communal rights (all of our rights not to get randomly shot). It seems somewhat consistent to see that people who want the individual right to infringe on the health of others would also go around open carrying firearms.