Do you think any of our LEO not supporting OK SDA or conceal carry?

[JB Books]

Can't discriminate against a "protected class" of people. Open/Concealed pistol carriers are not a protected class.

Well councilor, I've had this discussion with co-workers before...the overwhelming position seemed to be that a BUSINESS is not the same as a HOUSE. So therefore, if he intends to do business with the PUBLIC, then he is acknowledging that his business is a PUBLIC place despite the fact it is PRIVATELY-OWNED.

How do you see that argument? I thought it was a good argument. It is the same as Walmart...they essentially choose to do business in Oklahoma with the public and therefore should respect the laws of Oklahoma. They should have the right not to let me in their houses with a gun, but in their store, they should not be able to decided who gets Constitutional rights and who doesn't. What say you on this JB? Is there any validity here (even if you don't agree)?



So then by that logic...on my PRIVATE property...I CAN say "No gays" right??? Of course I'd never do that, but I want you guys to explain the difference to me???



But of course, HE still gets to carry a gun...he is better than you...that is the only explanation I can think of?



LOl JB that made me laugh out loud for real! We need some humor in these threads

 

[KOPBET]

...and which amendment covers this? Driving is a privilege.

Thinking you missed the point...

 

[toehanus]

Thinking you missed the point...

It's possible. I'm in "I wanna see my Christmas and birthday presents mode". Forgive me

 

[chuter]

we still don't know the name of the place............

 

[twoguns?]

Hah, in Lawton the signs read:
Only personel carrying , AT LEAST one gun, may enter.
Full chambers will be checked ...at the door.
No license required....

 

[castleeleven]

 

[castleeleven]

the restaurant

 

[TedKennedy]

Head down the street to Pho Lien Hoa. Food's better anyway.

 

[castleeleven]

pics posted

 

[castleeleven]

100% agree