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by gsg

I lived in a place where the first day of Goose season, deer season, and turkey season were all approved skip days. About mid-morning, all of the kids that had been out hunting came dragging in straight from the woods or fields, guns in hand. Half the time, they brought them in and put them in their lockers.

Now, holy moly, would that cause a ruckus! It was a different time back then.

by papa_bill

SinisterSlay, if you feel your going to be attacked by a gun owner, don't go there.
Tourism is one of Texas' biggest industries. I doubt it will be affected in the least be the presence of weapons.

by papa_bill

many of the old western cow towns required that visitors leave their guns with the town sheriff. Of course this was usually due to the alcohol-fueled entertainment available. It could have been connected to the noise ordinance.

by bookman25

You are born with the right to carry just as you are born with your other inalienable rights. The gov't can only deny you your rights. If some crazy starts shooting people inside your workplace, say on the 22nd floor, your gun won't be much good out in your car. If the bad guys have to fear your gun they won't be quite so bold.

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