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re: TEXAS Constitutional Carry bill...headed to GOVERNOR
Posted on 5/25/21 at 8:12 am to dafuqusay
Posted on 5/25/21 at 8:12 am to dafuqusay
I totally agree with this in principle.
My only reservation is the baw who is not trained or respectful of the nature of the tool and starts to carry.
The first accident that happens will trigger non stop RREEEEEEEEEEEE!
My only reservation is the baw who is not trained or respectful of the nature of the tool and starts to carry.
The first accident that happens will trigger non stop RREEEEEEEEEEEE!
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Posted on 5/25/21 at 8:17 am to TrueTiger
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My only reservation is the baw who is not trained or respectful of the nature of the tool and starts to carry.
The first accident that happens will trigger non stop RREEEEEEEEEEEE!
Training is not a requirement to gain a CHL/LTC. Don't attempt to tell me that the CHL/LTC course is training because it isn't. If this is your concern then you should have been complaining prior to the passage of constitutional carry.
Constitutional Carry means our government cannot restrict our ability to carry to protect and defend ourselves. It is the individual's responsibility to make certain they are proficient in handling the firearm.
Posted on 5/25/21 at 9:46 am to TrueTiger
quote:
I totally agree with this in principle.
My only reservation is the baw who is not trained or respectful of the nature of the tool and starts to carry.
The first accident that happens will trigger non stop RREEEEEEEEEEEE!
So much downvote but this is true. Anymore these days, stopping thieves gets you into more trouble than the thieves get into if they caught by the law.
It is a tool. Tools require time to learn to wield. And there are serious consequences when you mess up with one.
That being said, anything that makes it easier to own and carry weapons is welcome by me. Congress passed a 2 billion package to basically shield their activities from our eyes. They are scared of something and have been since 2001. (I really miss just being able to walk into the capitol and hear them talk from the gallery.)
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