Now that there are two more gun-friendly justices among the Supremes, it looks like state laws aimed at limiting the right to carry guns, concealed or openly, will be done away with, and we'll all get to see just how polite an armed society can be. No matter how that might harm public safety.Д¬urrently, seven states, including New York, have such requirements, but they're pretty populous, so 'good cause' laws cover about a quarter of Americans, about 83 million of us. Heller ruling established an individual right to own firearms (based not so much on history as on NRA ideology), and now that the 'keep' part of the Second Amendment is taken care of, gun humpers want to make sure there are virtually no limits on the right to 'bear' arms, too. Bruen, concerns New York state's 108-year-old concealed carry law, which requires applicants to show that they have 'good cause' to have a concealed weapon, beyond the warm feeling they get from knowing they can shoot anyone who tries to take the parking space they had their eye on. The case, New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.During oral arguments in a major Second Amendment case, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito opined that New York would be a lot better place if all the law abiding people could pack guns wherever they want, so they could protect themselves from the bad guys in all the 'high-crime areas' pew-pew! Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms.

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