Ketanji Brown Jackson melts down over SCOTUS ruling against Hawaii gun law: 'The court's objective is protecting guns'

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson expressed strong disapproval following a Supreme Court ruling that struck down a Hawaii law prohibiting the carrying of guns on private property without the owner's consent. The ruling reaffirmed the 2021 Bruen decision that upheld the right to carry handguns outside the home for self-defense. Jackson criticized the court's focus on protecting guns over public safety, highlighting a growing divide on gun control issues. This decision underscores the ongoing national debate about gun rights versus measures to curb gun violence, reflecting broader tensions in American society.