MT GUNNY
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Quote; Mind my own business.
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The problem is; that no matter what the LAW says or what a person's RIGHTS are; there are going to be people who will be uncomfortable with seeing a gun in public. Saying: "It's my right"; "I'm allowed to"; "It's none of your business"; etc... may be the "LEGALLY" correct answer, but it doesn't address the actual problem of people feeling uncomfortable seeing a gun in public.
There's another thread running now on open vs concealed carry. My guess is that this thread was meant to be the logical next step:What was the point of this thread again?
One method of treating irrational phobias is "immersion therapy". I try not to let lawyers and folks with irrational phobias dictate how I choose to live my life. I tried for a while and it just didn't work for me.
LOL. Did you forget which board you were posting on for a second?Eat faster, pay up, and leave
Go have a word with the fella and let him know that folks are nervous
The problem is; that no matter what the LAW says or what a person's RIGHTS are; there are going to be people who will be uncomfortable with seeing a bumper sticker for the "othe party" in public. Saying: "It's my right"; "I'm allowed to"; "It's none of your business"; etc... may be the "LEGALLY" correct answer, but it doesn't address the actual problem of people feeling uncomfortable seeing someone support the "wrong party" in public.The problem is; that no matter what the LAW says or what a person's RIGHTS are; there are going to be people who will be uncomfortable with seeing a gun in public. Saying: "It's my right"; "I'm allowed to"; "It's none of your business"; etc... may be the "LEGALLY" correct answer, but it doesn't address the actual problem of people feeling uncomfortable seeing a gun in public.
Eat faster, pay up, and leave
Go have a word with the fella and let him know that folks are nervous