But its a huge undeniable admission that its not a collective right. Still i understand the direct effect was pretty minor, however I do believe that pandoras box has been opened and the Bradys aren't going to to be able to stuff this idea of the RKBA back into the box. This is just the beggining ... There are going to be more court cases and How much you want to bet we will only continue to make gains?anygunanywhere wrote:Liberty, with all due respect, the Heller decision has so far done nothing for our second amendment rights, nothing for the residents of DC, the DC mayor and council thugs have dug their heels in deeper and no court seems to want to sanction them severely.Liberty wrote: Lets see Supreme Court rules unanimously that the RKBA is an individual right.
I understand the point you made with your post. The Heller folks have put up a bloody good fight but so far all of their victories are on paper. Come to think about it, our 2A rights pretty much are mostly on paper.
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I moved to Texas 20 years ago from a state that openly bragged that it had the toughest gun laws in the nation. I happened to have had a handgun license at the time. I was shocked to find out that there was no means for me to legally carry in the State of Texas. Today I can legally carry in most states, in fact I've legally carried in a dozen states. That's a lot of progress from my perspective even though right now it is almost impossible to get a permit from my original home state.