Right Delayed, Right Denied

The Constitution is very clear in the Second Amendment: It says plainly: “[T]he right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.” The organized militia” is moot, since none existed at the time of the writing. That government considered ALL AMERICANS to be the “organized militia” to be called up when needed. And that government, not being “awash in money” as is the current one, wanted them to bring their own guns. So ANY LAW limiting or licensing the purchase and use of guns is UNCONSTITUTIONAL. In many states, the issuance of “gun permits” lies in limbo as bureaucrats “drag their feet” in approving them so as to limit the number of guns that can be sold and/or used—which is an “infringement.” The delay is but a further infringement by the infringement of the law, itself. According to the Constitution, to which EVERY LAW made MUST CONFORM, no government, state or federal, can MAKE a law stopping American citizens, in any way, from buying, owning, using, or carrying a gun without any license or permit allowed. Governments have a way of ignoring that and, since there is no punishment specified in the Constitution, they get away with it until somebody spends enough money to bring it to the Supreme Court, where that law should be declared unconstitutional and reversed. But by the time that happens, the damage has been done. People jailed, fined, spent time in prison, based on an UNCONSTITUTIONAL LAW. (Bearing Arms)