I am talking about human rights, not about U.S. Constitution. I don't think there is a human right to carry a weapon. Confession and not being searched - not su

I am talking about human rights, not about U.S. Constitution. I don't think there is a human right to carry a weapon. Confession and not being searched - not sure, maybe the right for due process. And yes, I mean people should stand for it, of course it's not guaranteed. At least, they should educate themselves about rationale behind human rights, so they wouldn't foolishly trade them away for nothing.