MO Department of Revenue data grab: One more argument for Constitutional Carry

Luckily, there is a simple solution. If defensive firearm carry licensees' privacy is threatened by the state's unwillingness to enforce the protections of that privacy, the obvious solution is to stop requiring any license for the exercise of the Constitutionally guaranteed, fundamental human right of the individual to keep and bear arms.

It is, after all, a right that shall not be infringed, and any right that cannot be exercised without a government permission slip is not only infringed, but reduced to a mere privilege, to be granted or denied at the state's whim.

Missouri bureaucrats have proven themselves unworthy of being entrusted with this information--information for which the government has no legitimate claim, anyway. So . . . eliminate the very existence of that information--problem solved. [More]

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