The bill of rights was written to protect the people from the gov, not other people. ccw is NOT, I repeat NOT a protected right. If it was it would be the same nation wide, its not. Its not a infringement to have a person say don't do that here, most employers do. its really simple, if you don't like some ones policys, take your money some place else. Don't be an ass about it and go against thier wishes.
Are you saying they can stop you from carrying concealed on their property put cannot stop you from open carrying?
Or are you saying that open carry is not protected also?
And, TAB,
The 9th Amendment:
The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.So, a right does not have to be listed in the Bill of Rights to be protected. So you will need to show me were the constitution prohibits CCW.
Similarly, contrary to popular belief, driving is a right and not a privilege. First because driving is the common means of transportation, like horse or horse and buggy was when the country was founded. From what I know of the founders, they would not let the government at any level restrict the right to basic transportation.
Second. The government derives it's power from the people, so unless we gave it the power to grant specific privileges, it has none to grant.
Note also that this does not mean I am in disagreement with your point of view, just that you need to defend it with valid arguments.