Court Just Told California: You Can’t Ban Open Carry

A federal appeals court just ruled California’s ban on open carry unconstitutional — and the reasoning matters more than the headline.

In this video, we break down why the court said California’s open carry law doesn’t survive constitutional scrutiny, how Supreme Court precedent plays into the ruling, and why gun laws can’t be based on fear, vibes, or political discomfort.

This isn’t about whether you personally open carry — it’s about whether states can erase a constitutional right simply because they don’t like how it looks.

We also talk about:

Why “historical tradition” is now the legal standard for gun laws

The difference between feeling safe and being safe

Why open carry logically scares people more than concealed carry

California’s long history of restricting gun rights based on politics

How open carry bans impact women differently than men

Rights don’t disappear because they make people uncomfortable — and this ruling reinforces that principle loud and clear.

📌 Watch the original court clip here:

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Do you agree with the ruling — and should states be allowed to ban open carry at all?