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Something tells me that there weren't a whole lot of Muslims coming to this guys store in the first place. Video in the link pretty much confirms that.
Probably! But Charles22 had wondered if the "government would restrict them" and they are already restricted, the government has had laws on the books for this ever since the Civil Rights movement. But religion migh teven have already been covered under the Constitution, not sure.
Something tells me that there weren't a whole lot of Muslims coming to this guys store in the first place. Video in the link pretty much confirms that.
Isn't that against the very meaning of the 2nd amendment?
"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."
When did it matter whether the government or a citizen was infringing on the right of the people? It's just as much an infringement as if the state passed a law saying no one of the Christian faith can purchase a firearm.
So an American Muslim walks into a gun store and is denied a firearm just because he is a Muslim? Next is it Blacks denied a gun purchase strictly because they are black and statistics show..........blah, blah, blah.
Looks like the perfect slippery slope the gun rights and NRA keep preaching about.
I'd like to know where the NRA stands on this issue.
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