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Ok, let's try it this way.
You come to me and say that X won't let you have a handgun in your home for self-defense. I say that's wrong, X has to let you have it because X can't prohibit you from possessing an entire class of firearms which are commonly used in self-defense.
You come to me again and say that now A, B, C & D won't let you have a handgun in your home for self-defense. I say that's wrong, EVERYONE has to let you have it because such a prohibition violates a fundamental right. No one can prohibit you from possessing an entire class of firearms which are commonly used in self-defense.
How is the list of firearms that you can and can't own different after the second ruling than it was after the first ruling?
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