January 26, 201313 yr Author He doesn't trust you and Lucky RM And probably with food reason. I will punch him in the face with words and Lucky will bark him deaf. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner
January 26, 201313 yr Author I trust people walking their dogs less than I do someone that would open carry. I don't trust people who would shoot at me and my dog when we annoyed them. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner
January 26, 201313 yr From Washington State. Island Politics · Oak Harbor City Councilman Rick Almberg walks out of City Council meeting. He refuses to follow his oath by supporting the laws of the State of Washington and our Washington State Constitution. "At last Tuesdays City Council meeting a citizen commented during the citizens comment period encouraging the City Council to support the Second Amendment and to help educate our children about firearms and firearm safety. In a rather disturbing display by Councilman Almberg this citizen was called back to the podium by Councilman Almberg and the councilman asked the Mayor to enquire if he was carrying a concealed weapon. After some discussion with the city Attorney about the legality of Councilman Almberg requesting a citizen return to the podium to be asked a question by the Councilman the citizen volunteered to answer any questions Councilman Almberg saw fit to ask him. After the citizens confirmed that he was lawfully and legally carrying a concealed weapon Councilman Almberg made a motion (during the citizens comment period yet) that he wanted to make a requirement that citizens coming to city council meeting check their firearms with either the police department or the Chief of Police before being allowed to attend the meeting. The Motion was seconded by Joel Servatius. After a long discussion the motion was presented for a vote with Councilman Almberg and Councilman Servatius voting yes and the remainder of the Council voted no. Immediately after the motion failed councilman Almberg excused himself and left the meeting." Video of meeting and events. Notice how after he said he was carrying a weapon legally that NOT ONE citizen felt threated? No one hurried up out of there like they were in danger. Also, Cincinnati still attempts to have it's own gun laws, which has been deemed illegal by the state of Ohio.
January 26, 201313 yr I may just strap on the old Kimber 1911 tomorrow and go get my chick-fil-a on. Which means I'll have to ditch the sweats and wear the belt with some jeans. Make sure no one makes a wrong move on any of the kiddies in the play place. Why? Because it's my constitutional right.
January 26, 201313 yr Author I may just strap on the old Kimber 1911 tomorrow and go get my chick-fil-a on. Which means I'll have to ditch the sweats and wear the belt with some jeans. Make sure no one makes a wrong move on any of the kiddies in the play place. Why? Because it's my constitutional right. Thank God I have drive thru. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner
January 26, 201313 yr Thank God I have drive thru. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner I love you mom. I knew you'd have a retort!:ylsuper:
January 26, 201313 yr :cry::cry: I'm thinking the same thing. Sad to think rockmom is going to throw away our friendship because I own guns. *sad 2C*
January 26, 201313 yr So...because I am not a gun enthusiast and advocate other methods of self-protection I must be for violating a Constitutional right? Wow. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner Never said that. Matter of fact I know you don't have any ability or authority to do so...thank God. However I firmly believe you would support the government in violating that Constitutional right....
January 26, 201313 yr Author Never said that. Matter of fact I know you don't have any ability or authority to do so...thank God. However I firmly believe you would support the government in violating that Constitutional right.... Wow. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner
January 26, 201313 yr Am I right in understanding that this law change does not affect the illegality of carrying concealed weapons in those places? In other words, it is still illegal to carry concealed, it only makes it legal to openly carry a weapon on your hip, or other visible manner, right? And that has been that way in almost all public places in KY forever, unless otherwise restricted in specific places.
January 26, 201313 yr Author Am I right in understanding that this law change does not affect the illegality of carrying concealed weapons in those places? In other words, it is still illegal to carry concealed, it only makes it legal to openly carry a weapon on your hip, or other visible manner, right? And that has been that way in almost all public places in KY forever, unless otherwise restricted in specific places. I am not sure. The article is specific in that this is new legislation making some places that previously had the ability to prohibit guns now have to allow them. I don't know about concealed. But the zoo, for instance, prohibited weapons, and now must allow them. Sent from my DROID X2 using Forum Runner
January 26, 201313 yr Wow. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner Maybe I should just "wow" every post you make that I disagree with? You won't answer certain parts of questions which leads me to think you support the government confiscating guns.
January 26, 201313 yr Author Maybe I should just "wow" every post you make that I disagree with? You won't answer certain parts of questions which leads me to think you support the government confiscating guns. You have your answers. Sent from my DROID X2 using Forum Runner
January 26, 201313 yr Author Yes' date=' but not concealed weapons, only open carry. If I am reading correctly.[/quote'] I have no idea. Sent from my DROID X2 using Forum Runner
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