Tulsa's new Gathering Place Park to ban guns

[MacFromOK]

If it were the National Park Service, you could legally CC by federal law. Our own Jim Inhofe snuck in a rider to a bill coming before congress to allow CC in National Parks. Obama was forced to sign it.

I realize that, but the issue seems to be "what category does this park fall into?"

I'd think there should be an agency that would look into stuff like this without enormous court costs to individuals.

 

[tRidiot]

Agreed, and I worry about carrying in other (non-municipal) parks because I am not sure which are Corps of Engineers land (or which part of which park is), which IS prohibited, if I'm not mistaken?

 

[tRidiot]

Funny. I love the splitting on this forum.

 

[Cowcatcher]

Received this email from OK2A a few minutes ago.

 

[dennishoddy]

Agreed, and I worry about carrying in other (non-municipal) parks because I am not sure which are Corps of Engineers land (or which part of which park is), which IS prohibited, if I'm not mistaken?

You would be right.

 

[mr ed]

on the news last night they said new legislation would go into effect Nov 1 that deals with guns on public/private/non-profit owned or leased property. Anybody got any idea what they were talking about?

 

[tRidiot]

on the news last night they said new legislation would go into effect Nov 1 that deals with guns on public/private/non-profit owned or leased property. Anybody got any idea what they were talking about?

I haven't heard anything about that... did something get snuck in during a late-night last-minute addition that slipped under the radar? I know how some legislators love to do that...

 

[Glocktogo]

So when will we get all the people here in Tulsa with a brain to band together and fight these stupid rules that are illegal. I have a bad feeling some day a crazy person will eventually try some crap and start shooting and not have a carrier to stop them. What's the security guard going to tell that crazy person? "Oh excuse me sir, you cannot have a firearm on this 'private property'". *BANG*

I myself will not be going to the gathering place until this B.S. is resolved (probably never will be). I feel much safer in every public place in Tulsa because I know everyone carrying has our back.

That's just it, they don't have security guards. They have security monitors. They monitor and tell someone if there's a problem. There's a problem.

 

[tRidiot]

That's just it, they don't have security guards. They have security monitors. They monitor and tell someone if there's a problem. There's a problem.

LOLOLOL. Nice one.

 

[MacFromOK]

Indeed. Unarmed security "guards" are pretty much the same as hall monitors in school.

Unless it's Chuck Norris...