Right now, in regards to the Second Amendment here in America, there are two very strong

forces moving in exactly the opposite directions.

Because in the one hand, you have over half the states here in the United States allowing

constitutional carry, meaning that people can conceal carry their firearms without any

sort of a permit, but on the other hand, you have the federal government, using their

bureaucratic authority, reclassifying certain gun parts to make them illegal, and then sending

out their agents in order to go door to door to confiscate these so-called illegal guns.

However, to get to the bottom of what's really happening here, let's start at the very

beginning.

While the narrative that's been coming out of the mainstream media for a very long time

now appears to exclusively focus on restricting the Second Amendment and making it seem like

that is the popular general opinion in reality.

What's really happening is that across the country, the Second Amendment is actually expanding.

For instance, in April of this year, over in the state of Florida, Governor Ronda Santa

signed into law a new bill.

It was called House Bill 543.

This new law is what's known as a constitutional carry law.

And what it does in practice is that it strengthens the Second Amendment rights of the people

who are living in Florida by allowing them to conceal carry their weapons without any sort

of a government-issued permit, basically, as long as you are a legal gun owner, you are

now allowed to conceal carry within the state, with the idea being that such a right is actually

bestowed upon you by the Constitution itself.

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