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The Constitution doesn't address whether the right to bear arms is either open or concealed carry. The Constitution does not grant this right - it, among other
by thrill 8y ago
The Constitution doesn't address whether the right to bear arms is either open or concealed carry. The Constitution does not grant this right - it, among others, is considered a natural right, applicable to the free people. It only lists this right, among others, to emphasize that government is not supposed to infringe upon it. We all see how poorly that enumerated philosophy is followed, understood, accepted, or defended.