CCW Reciprocity approved by House panel
By JD Heyes. December 1st, 2017
The Second Amendment is extremely clear in its recognition of the right to keep and bear arms -- for self-defense, sure, but also because our founders knew an armed citizenry was the biggest obstacle to a tyrannical government.
There are no qualifiers in the Second Amendment. No if's, and's, or but's. No ambiguity. No uncertainty. Despite what Left-wing, anti-gun progressives tell you, there aren't any "common sense gun laws;" there are only gun laws, and each one of them is an unconstitutional restriction on an individual's "right to keep and bear arms."
The amendment states: "A well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed." The founders said two things here: A militia is "necessary" for the maintenance of security for "a free state;" and that "the people" have a "right" "to keep and bear arms."
So why do we have any gun laws whatsoever? That's a great question, but along those lines, a House panel has just made it one step easier for America to return to its constitutional roots when it comes to living the Second Amendment.
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Opinion still seems to vary on this, probably in part depending which CCW state is being considered - concerns for some over whether a final result would actually decrease CCW freedoms. Of course, it is a very long road from a bill to actual law - the house and senate - and so it remains to be seen whether this actually does eventually become law. Probably still a long road ahead.
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