what do you think of the 2nd Amendment?

[sleepingontheblacktop]

I love that he’s surprised to see that sign in California 😂

[swiftfishin]

That's why you conceal carry and don't let anyone know you have it.

[anitahak]

I support the second amendment..i would love to own one and learn to use it properly.

[yurigagarin]

As a non-American the sign will definitely stop criminals from robbing it

[shawnm]

If a person is concealed carrying properly, then no one will ever know.

I carry everywhere that doesn’t have metal detectors.

[blairs]

That sign advertises that business as safe to rob for criminals.

[izzy]

I think my right to live and defend the ones I love and innocent defenseless people trumps any law. To quote Ice Cube “ rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6.”

[savagekid]

If you don’t like it leave we just want to protect ourselves

[billybenson]

Some people like to be responsible for themselves. Most don't

[momoney]

Fuck those signs. They don’t mean anything. You can still conceal carry and if they notice they can only kick you out of the store.

[kevinroberts]

Never give your business to a business that is against the second amendment

[naturefix]

You were surprised to see that sign in California at a Whole Foods? Where did you expect to see it?

[tonytucents]

So if I have a conceal carry I have to.oeave my weapon in the car and if someone's robbing the store or shooting people I have to do what??? Smfh!

[jtbaying]

In Texas you take your G..in any place church or Bar someone is Strapped

[mark-slsu]

I live in Iowa you don’t even need a license to C&C a pistol now 😂

[smashedbyhashish]

It does not say you have a protected right to a firearm...it says we have a right to bare arms...any weapon...not just firearms.

[leonkenady]

I'm a felon so I'm not allowed to have an opinion on guns let alone ever own one but i know how to make even more dangerous stuff without a gun

[rustyshackleford]

Get out of California is better advice then get a real firearm.

[Hexcede]

The second amendment protects the right to own a firearm. It does not mean you can take it into a random store or person's house.

I can't imagine most stores would let you scream and shout and swear, no? That doesn't violate the first amendment because stores are, whether you like it or not, privately owned property.

[ratherb_skating]

Whenever you go onto private property the owner of the property can have whatever rules they want about what you can bring onto their property, has nothing to do with the Constitution. Same goes with the 4th amendment and stores not allowing you to film inside. If you don't like it don't go onto their property.