"Public Accommodation Properties" have no right to block a fundamental right

[wjh2657]

You understand that in Chicago the issue is that you can't even own a handgun, right? CCW is not on the table.

Yup, but a whole lot of people think that this decision is going to open the flood gate. Tain't so McGee! Actually this decision won't even guarantee that just anyone can own a handgun in Chicago. it will simply say that Chicago has to come up a "reasonable' law that doesn't infringe on all people's rights to own a handgun. They can't outright ban handguns, but they will still be able to be very restrictive about it.

My point exactly, that the second amendment still allows the government to exercise "reasonable judgement" in gun laws. Reasonable judgement may come down to Alderman, Judges and politicos being the only ones with guns. In other words, the status quo, but legally.

I have been led to understand that Heller still hasn't opened up handgun ownership in D.C. they are still working around it.

We have been motivated by the lobbies so hard about the second amendment without really noticing that it doesn't cover the issue completely. it isn't a magic pill and it is not the "cure all."