So a business can't discriminate based on the ability to pay?
That's not what we're talking about here. We are specifically talking about your "strict interpretation of the Second Amendment" and how that runs in contradiction to your
other position; which is that a private business can violate your Constitutional rights if they want. Now since Civil Rights are enshrined by the 14th Amendment, and it's illegal to violate those rights, according to your "strict interpretation of the Second Amendment", wouldn't a private business be violating those 2nd Amendment rights by refusing to allow you to carry a gun on their premises?
I guess
your problem is that
you don't quite know what interpretation of the 2nd Amendment you have. I believe you said you have "a strict interpretation of the 2nd Amendment" because that phrase is deliberately vague and allows you wiggle room to operate within the broad parameters you set. Just another version of the "No true Scotsman" fallacy,
where you continually move the goalposts as to what your "strict interpretation" entails.
equal protection under the law is extended via local PA laws, which I have issue with the way they are applied sometimes.
Of course you do because you want to be able to discriminate against the people you hate; whether it's their religion, race, gender, or sexuality. You want to be able to discriminate and not face any penalty for doing so. That's because you're inherently an irresponsible person who has never been held accountable for anything in your pointless life, and you think you're entitled to be a bigoted loser because it's what you want. Well, you're not entitled to
anything, not even your opinion. Entitlements are
earned, and you haven't
earned jack shit.
strict doesn't mean absolute.
We don't know what "strict" means to you because you haven't articulated what your
"strict interpretation of the Second Amendment" actually means and entails. You just said it because you think it makes you look clever. All it does is make you look insecure in your own argument since that phrase is designed to allow maximum shifting of the goalposts. So you can make excuses, exceptions, and allowances for a self-contradicting argument that you dress up as a "strict interpretation" when it's really just an ambiguous belief system that is ever-changing, depending on how your shitty argument is faring at any given time.
I said it borders on it, due to sometimes PA's being extended to something that isn't a PA. that isn't actually an issue with the federal civil rights law, but State PA laws inspired by it.
So again, here's an example of you being a squish in what is ultimately an ambiguous, vague, general, and insecure argument. You just change the definition of your "strict interpretation of the Second Amendment" to suit whatever bullshit argument you're making about it at any given time. What a fraud.