January 28, 201313 yr Isn't this the point? If not, then let's just put limints on all Constitutional Rights. Limits not being able to incriminate yourself, limits on voting, limits on unreasonable search & seizure, limits on freedom of speech. Doesn't sound so great in that context does it? Doesn't move me at all actually. So be it.
January 28, 201313 yr Author Doesn't move me at all actually. So be it. There are already limits on free speech, for instance. You can't libel, yell fire in a crowded theater...... Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner
January 28, 201313 yr Doesn't move me at all actually. So be it. I'm sure it would if it was directly affecting you.
January 28, 201313 yr There are already limits on free speech, for instance. You can't libel, yell fire in a crowded theater...... Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner So you are for limits on all rights granted by the Constitution, or just the ones you disagree with?
January 28, 201313 yr Author So you are for limits on all rights granted by the Constitution, or just the ones you disagree with? I do not believe our Constitutional rights should be without limit. I believe each comes with a responsibility to not only ones own right, but to the rights of all others. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner
January 28, 201313 yr There are already limits on free speech, for instance. You can't libel, yell fire in a crowded theater...... Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner There are already limits on guns. A plethora of laws.
January 28, 201313 yr I assume you are cool with the Patriot Act? All it did was let us know what they were already doing. And no. I don't care about that either. If they want to read my posts on BGP, my colorful text messages, watch me watch The Big Bang Theory and Family Guy(Stepbrothers right now) then more power to them.
January 28, 201313 yr No. It wouldn't. Sure it would. If they were attempting to quite your speech, bust your union, etc. I have no doubt you would object to it.
January 28, 201313 yr Sure it would. If they were attempting to quite your speech, bust your union, etc. I have no doubt you would object to it. Again, you don't know me very well. You have no clue what I would do. Especially when I have stated on BGP that if Kentucky became a Right to Work state that I would definitely listen to see what the company would offer to get me to leave the union. Money talks.....
January 29, 201313 yr :lol: I don't need no friends with guns. :lol: Can you just imagine? I'm pretty sure I'm on some BGP hit lists...what if I had to meet that poster with 48 guns to his name! :eek: Not feelin' that friendship. :lol: Once again RM, you would have nothing to worry about from that poster with 48 guns to his name. Who knows, someone like him might wind up saving your life in a public place someday. If someone wanted to take a weapon into any of these places to use it illegally, a law would have never stopped them. I just will never understand your aversion to a law abiding citizen having the opportunity to carry a weapon.
January 29, 201313 yr There are already limits on free speech, for instance. You can't libel, yell fire in a crowded theater...... Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner Those limits come when someone hinders the rights of others. How does carrying a concealed weapon hinder the rights of others? They won't know it is happening unless the person pulls the weapon. If they pull the weapon they will either be defending themselves or breaking a law that already exist.
January 30, 201313 yr Once again RM, you would have nothing to worry about from that poster with 48 guns to his name. Who knows, someone like him might wind up saving your life in a public place someday. If someone wanted to take a weapon into any of these places to use it illegally, a law would have never stopped them. I just will never understand your aversion to a law abiding citizen having the opportunity to carry a weapon.RM reminds me of the character played by Julie Benz in the most recent Rambo movie.
January 30, 201313 yr I think Mt. Sterling is dry. But if you do not have pistol strapped to you hip, rifle thrown over your shoulder or are standing behind a table full of guns you are out of place there. It may qualify as the largest open air 'gun show' in the world. Kentucky has had open carry for a long time. Did something change recently? False. In fact, you can have a beer or cocktail approximately 200 yards from where you can purchase a rifle.
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