The second amendment gives people the right to keep and bear arms. Some states, Alabama and Tennessee among them, passed laws allowing open carry. I am not disputing the right to have a gun and to carry it open. Also, if you're going to carry for protection, it will be loaded and ready for use.
Recently, I went into an auto parts store and a man was there with his pistol on his hip. I assume it was loaded and ready to use. He had it in some type holster that was composed of a couple of straps and the barrel was sticking straight out the back. I suppose it was for a cross draw. Anyway, for me to get to the counter, I had to walk past the open end of the gun. Again, I'm not debating his right to own it and carry it. What I am concerned with is, I think I have the right to life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. By him carrying the gun with the barrel sticking out the behind him, he was subject to taking life, liberty and pursuit of happiness away from someone. Why not pass a law requiring open carry to have the barrel pointed down? That would solve the problem.