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<blockquote data-quote="Chuckie" data-source="post: 4010598" data-attributes="member: 42584">Yes, I defend the rights of all people, with some [necessary] restrictions in place. An example is that I defend the right of a person to &#039;Free Speech&#039; under our Constitutions&#039; First Amendment, but that does not mean a person should be able to scream &#039;fire&#039; in a crowded movie theater or blatantly threaten someone (especially in a world where another will carry-out that threat).Same with the 2nd Amendment, even though some people definitely SHOULD NOT be allowed to carry weapons despite the &quot; . . . shall not be infringed&quot; mantra that so many defend without any thought about things like whether an individual is capable of taking personal responsibility for having a firearm or if that person even knows the difference between right or wrong.So here is a question for everyone that without thinking for themselves just blissfully follow along like sheep because their peers say so.&nbsp; Should a person in accordance with &#039;Constitutional Carry&#039; be allowed to carry a PDW in public even though their eyesight has deteriorated to the point of being almost blind?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chuckie, post: 4010598, member: 42584"] Yes, I defend the rights of all people, with some [necessary] restrictions in place. An example is that I defend the right of a person to 'Free Speech' under our Constitutions' First Amendment, but that does not mean a person should be able to scream 'fire' in a crowded movie theater or blatantly threaten someone (especially in a world where another will carry-out that threat). Same with the 2nd Amendment, even though some people definitely SHOULD NOT be allowed to carry weapons despite the " . . . shall not be infringed" mantra that so many defend without any thought about things like whether an individual is capable of taking personal responsibility for having a firearm or if that person even knows the difference between right or wrong. So here is a question for everyone that without thinking for themselves just blissfully follow along like sheep because their peers say so. [B]Should a person in accordance with 'Constitutional Carry' be allowed to carry a PDW in public even though their eyesight has deteriorated to the point of being almost blind?[/B] [/QUOTE]

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