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You have yet to demonstrate how requiring someone to carry a gun concealed is infringing upon their rights.
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No, I've actually explained it quite clearly.
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You say I have no right to peace, but the government tries to protect it. It's the government's job to protect my rights. So which is it?
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Point out in the constitution where you are guaranteed peace.
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Is it a right or not? If it's not, why does the gov't seek to protect it?
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Because the government is enforcing what amounts to an unconstitutional law.
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You say that inciting a panic is not a Constitutional offense. It is, however, a legal offense.
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You summed it up in the first sentence. Inciting a panic does not directly infringe upon any rights.
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Requiring that guns be CC instead of OC is eliminating the potential for panic.
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Requiring that all speech must be reviewed by government officials would eliminate the potential for panic as well.
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Now answer this... how does CC-only infringe on the 2nd Amendment?
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For the same reason that controlling speech in any way is in violation of the first amendment.
Once you place a requirement on a right, it's no longer a right.
Let's apply a little logic:
1. Bearing arms is a right
2. Once you place a requirement on a right, it's no longer a right.
3. Bearing arms has no requirements.
The only constitutional obligation I have is to not infringe upon the rights of others in my bearing.