We're specifically talking about CONCEALED carry. Concealed carry is not protected by the constitution, so states are allowed to regulate it at their discretion.
No, I'm not saying anything about open carry. I'm talking about this bill in Congress where the federal government would force my state (which allows concealed carry with a permit, after meeting certain qualifications) to allow people to carry concealed based on YOUR STATE's permit, even though your state might not have as high of standards and requirements as my state. If you want to carry a concealed weapon in your state, up to the border, and switch to open carry as you come into this state, then I'm perfectly fine with that. You're not breaking the laws of my state and my state is not being forced to accept the requirements of your state regardless of whether they meet our standards. I'm not sure if I've hit the nail you're looking for. But then again, like I said, this isn't about open carry, it's strictly about concealed carry.
When can you show us where the second amendment dictates how a person carries a firearm?
Of course the Second Amendment doesnt do that, but the reigning paradigm of Constitutional jurists thinks the states have the right to regulate such things in a way that is almost perpendicular to the spirit behind the Second Amendment.
I am OK with CCW, but would much prefer to carry the way God meant us to...honestly in the open for all the world to see.
Libtards are OK with gays having an orgy on public park walks but cant bear the sight of a law abiding citzen toting a six shooter.
Where in the second amendment does it say the states have the right to regulate guns with restrictions?