Randy Barnett has discusses some thoughts. By this standard he proposes, governments must allow some form of carrying a firearm for self-defense. They may be able to regulate, and license certain manners of carrying a firearm, but there must be some means to allow for the right to happen.
I look forward to one day carrying a firearm down the streets of New York City should this come to pass. I think it will happen in my lifetime.
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