(May 24, 2015)
A judge won’t let a traveling firearms dealer carry a concealed weapon in New York City to protect himself and his wares from “criminals and terrorists.” Cavalier Knight applied for a gun permit from the New York City Police Department in 2014. He went to court when the application was denied. He claimed the NYPD violated his Second Amendment rights. But in a decision posted Friday, a judge rejected that claim while upholding New York’s tough gun control law, the New York Daily News reported Saturday.The judge's decision was based on the premise that it was "pure speculation" that he might be subject to attack, and;
- why should he be any more at risk than others in his business, who haven't asked for similar 'rights', and;
- he has been selling guns for years and he has not been attacked yet, so why should he now be concerned?
Am I missing something here?



