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<blockquote data-quote="SevenSixTwo" data-source="post: 1226411" data-attributes="member: 11463"><p>This is what I am talking about.&nbsp; I now know that I can ask permission to carry on campus, but I shouldn&#039;t have to, and I&#039;m sick of these intellectiual politicians and school administrators ignoring facts so they can continue on with their agenda of control.&nbsp; I wanted to to get a discussion going so that those of us who are active shooters, police, military, etc...can find a way to change the status quo in our state.&nbsp; I know there are people on this forum, or people that we all know, who could point us in the right direction to get the ball rolling.&nbsp; All it took in DC was a few people who gave a darn, it was the same in Chicago.&nbsp; I understand that Heller and McDonald weren&#039;t screaming successes, but what exactly were they?&nbsp; We now have judicial precedent declaring that the 2nd amendment is an individual right.&nbsp; I for one think that this is a fantastic first step in protecting our rights from the gungrabbers.&nbsp; The question is what can we do here in Oklahoma?&nbsp; What can we do to carry the momentum of Heller and McDonald?&nbsp; What can we do to promote a 10th amendment declaration like Montana and Tennessee?&nbsp; I don&#039;t want to just sit here and hope that we get left alone...</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="SevenSixTwo, post: 1226411, member: 11463"] This is what I am talking about. I now know that I can ask permission to carry on campus, but I shouldn't have to, and I'm sick of these intellectiual politicians and school administrators ignoring facts so they can continue on with their agenda of control. I wanted to to get a discussion going so that those of us who are active shooters, police, military, etc...can find a way to change the status quo in our state. I know there are people on this forum, or people that we all know, who could point us in the right direction to get the ball rolling. All it took in DC was a few people who gave a darn, it was the same in Chicago. I understand that Heller and McDonald weren't screaming successes, but what exactly were they? We now have judicial precedent declaring that the 2nd amendment is an individual right. I for one think that this is a fantastic first step in protecting our rights from the gungrabbers. The question is what can we do here in Oklahoma? What can we do to carry the momentum of Heller and McDonald? What can we do to promote a 10th amendment declaration like Montana and Tennessee? I don't want to just sit here and hope that we get left alone... [/QUOTE]

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