Quote:Explosives are different my gun can't level a few houses because it's stored wrong, an explosive can level a few blocks if it's unstable so it stands to reason communities could say we won't let you build a home here if your going to house an explosive.


Also intent comes into play the right to bear arms is written with the intent of self defense it would be impossible to argue explosives are stored with the intent of self defense.


As for individual communities choosing to forbid weapons including guns they hold that right, private companies post no firearm signs all the time and that's within their rights. Same could go for any private entity it's when a public entity Attempts to restrict ownership you cross the line constitutionally. For example if you bought 100 acres and said I'm going to build my own city and make it a gun free city you'd be within your rights so long as you remained the private owner of the city. But if you sold me a piece of land to put a home you can't restrict me from keeping a gun in my house.