 It's almost like the Second Amendment, which is the right to bear arms. You know, everyone in America, in theory, should be able to bear arms. But if you're black and you choose to exercise that right, that could cost you your life. And so it's kind of funny how the laws are applied differently to different groups of people, perhaps because of longstanding prejudices and, you know, disproportionately negatively influenced powers that be, judges, police, etc.