Home deliveries of knives bought online to be banned in UK

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Lame reasoning through and through.

In other words, you don't actually know what was the legality of concealed carry in the various States during the 18th century.

As has been pointed out to you time and time again, the intent of the Founders (i.e. Original Intent) counts, whether the words say it specifically or not.

As I have pointed out previously and documented in a reference I have also pointed out repeatedly, the reasons for states' insistence of 2A RKBA was:

1. Deter government tyranny
2. Self and community (state/country) defense
3. Hunting (although less so than the above two reasons)

And yet community defense is the only reason noted for the RKBA, even though it would've been very easy to include those others, if the author wanted them included.

I find it rather curious that the 2A omits such important reasons, whereas the other nine amendments in the Bill of Rights are so specific in spelling out their protections.