OHP didn't kneecap open carry. The troopers themselves did via their union mouthpiece.
I will save this quote for the future when TSA is bound to issue some sort of stupid opinion on some matter.
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I will save this quote for the future when TSA is bound to issue some sort of stupid opinion on some matter.
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To carry concealed is a privilege though, not a right... in my opinion.
How so??? It doesn't say "keep and open carry arms", it says "keep and bear arms".
welp, all for the right to carry...open or closed.
I probably wont open carry as I really dont want the whole world know know how big my willie is.......
..........that being said, after over 30 years of constant carry, I find it refreshing to choose when and what I carry if I want to.
If its a hot day and I am in shorts and a T (
) I will probably slip my .32 terrier or derringer in my pocket...............other wise, I will have baby on my hip and the bad guy, well, he just wont have a clue until the last............
Carry if you want , open or closed, I dont care.............just dont look stupid while your doing it.....cause ya just cant fix stupid
I probably wont open carry as I really dont want the whole world know know how big my willie is.......
..........that being said, after over 30 years of constant carry, I find it refreshing to choose when and what I carry if I want to.If its a hot day and I am in shorts and a T (
) I will probably slip my .32 terrier or derringer in my pocket...............other wise, I will have baby on my hip and the bad guy, well, he just wont have a clue until the last............Carry if you want , open or closed, I dont care.............just dont look stupid while your doing it.....cause ya just cant fix stupid
"No freeman shall be debarred the use of arms [within his own lands or tenements]" -- Thomas Jefferson
Yet, thanks to Pierce v State, a man can seldom openly carry a loaded firearm on his own property.
And there are people who consider themselves 2A proponents who don't want that man to be able to openly carry on his own property.
That is just disgusting.
Now here we have a process whereby you can get a license to get part of your rights back, and the OSTA opposes that.
Even more disgusting.
Yet, thanks to Pierce v State, a man can seldom openly carry a loaded firearm on his own property.
And there are people who consider themselves 2A proponents who don't want that man to be able to openly carry on his own property.
That is just disgusting.
Now here we have a process whereby you can get a license to get part of your rights back, and the OSTA opposes that.
Even more disgusting.
You are far from the first to bring that argument up. That is about the weakest argument for open carry. Nobody on here, law enforcement or civilian, has provided evidence of anyone getting anything more than a hey I can see your gun type warning.
Is the Oklahoma State Troopers Association one of the groups cold calling residents asking for money? If so, this is a big reason to say NO!
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It comes down to one simple thing.
What could happen to you if your weapon is inadvertantly exposed and some bliss ninny calls in a man with a gun to 911?
Vs. Joe Citizen who could face criminal charges, fines, and loss of permit.
To paraphrase Joe Biden, It's a big F*&$-& Deal.
Well said
The exact same thing could happen to a LEO! It's all about who is handling the situation.
I challenge anyone here to give any credible instance of someone being charged for their gun printing.....Loudshirt is exactly right, it's always a "hey, you might want to fix that..."
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