BREAKING: Carrying A Gun In THESE 9 States Was Just Banned In a mind-blowing ruling, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals just decided that the Second Amendment does not protect the right of individuals to carry a concealed weapon for the purpose of self-defense. And 11-judge panel voted 7 to 4 to uphold an anti-gun law in California that requires those seeking a concealed carry permit to show a good reason above and beyond their natural right of self-defense in order to be approved to carry this type of permit. This comes after a federal judge recently shot down an almost identical law in Washington, D.C. Essentially, the 9th Circuit justices just gave permission on a ban on concealed carry at the state and county level in the nine states under their jurisdiction. Those states include: Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon and Washington. The U.S. .9th Circuit Court of Appeals held today that residents have no Second Amendment right to carry a firearm outside their home for self-defense, Alabama Attorney General Luther said in a statement denouncing the courts ruling. In effect, the appeals court ruled that San Diego County can outlaw guns outside the home by declining to issue anyone a permit. This courts decision is a direct challenge to the Second Amendment and is unconstitutional. Strange filed a friend of the court brief, joined by 20 other states, challenging the ban in the original case, Peruta v. San Diego County. Strange maintained the prohibition makes it impossible for citizens to use them for the core lawful purpose of self-defense and is hence unconstitutional. The sheriffs department admits that, under this system, the typical person cannot qualify for a concealed carry permit for personal protection. This is absolutely outrageous. The Second Amendment is a pre-existing natural right that is guaranteed by the Constitution. What do you think of these reports? 