ENGINEER: HOW ABOUT WEARING A BADGE OF CONCEALED CARRY?

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ENGINEER:
( or anyone else)
Point of information, if I may,
since u 've shown so intense an intense an interest against
the carrying of guns concealed.

In contemplation of the fact that defensive open carry
is so difficult, awkward,
for those of us who customarily wear suits,
and also coats during inclement weather:

How do u feel about concealed carrying
while wearing a badge declarative of concealed guns,
as distinct from an overt display of the weapon itself ?

Will that satisfy u ?

David

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@OmSigDAVID,

I vote for a tinfoil hat instead.

easy to spot from a distance, and makes a fashion statement as well...

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@Rockhead,

Rockhead wrote:

I vote for a tinfoil hat instead.

easy to spot from a distance, and makes a fashion statement as well...

I have ofen wished that I coud look inside
the leftist mind, to see how it reasons; in this case,
hostile to self preservation; anti-Individualist. Stalin & Hitler both liked that.

Are u pro-suicide, Rocky ?

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@OmSigDAVID,

I don't need a gun to feel safe, dave.

and I go places you would not dare to...

I never met Hitler nor Stalin.

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@Rockhead,

I think a silly hat would be sufficient. If they really want to carry a gun so badly that they're willing to look ridiculous when they do it, then more power to 'em.

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This artical clearly shows why licencing should be required to own/purchase a gun.
At the very least this man should never be able to own a gun again unless he undergoes training and education and authorities determine he is a fit and proper person to own a gun.

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April 9, 2010
PHOENIX - Authorities said a Surprise man has been arrested on suspicion of endangerment when the gun he was carrying discharged inside a Walmart in El Mirage. El Mirage police said the 30-year-old man entered the store around 1 a.m. Thursday and witnesses said he repeatedly fidgeted with a holstered semi-automatic pistol.

When he went to a counter to pay for a video game, witnesses said he removed the gun from the holster " causing the magazine to come loose and fall to the floor. They said he reinserted the magazine and continued manipulating the gun when it fired, sending one bullet into the ceiling.

Police said no injuries were reported. He was booked into the downtown Phoenix jail on six counts of endangerment and firing a weapon in city limits.

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@DrewDad,

DrewDad wrote:

I think a silly hat would be sufficient.
If they really want to carry a gun so badly that they're willing to look ridiculous when they do it,
then more power to 'em.

Thay are within their constitutional rights to DO it, and need not placate anyone.
Thay shoud wear their guns with better freedom
than thay wear their socks, because the right to wear socks is not explicitly in the Bill of Rights.

People who are UNarmed can wear silly hats.
Put a sign on the hat:
"Hay, look at ME! I 'm HELPLESS !!!"

David

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@DrewDad,

I 'll stand behind your new signature line.
It has my endorsement.

David

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@dadpad,

dadpad wrote:

This artical clearly shows why licencing should be required to own/purchase a gun.
At the very least this man should never be able to own a gun again unless he
undergoes training and education and authorities determine he is a fit and proper person to own a gun.

At its inception, government was DEPRIVED of any jurisdiction of guns,
one of the reasons being to enable the people to overthrow government,
as the Founders had just finished doing.

Gun control can exist only as a USURPATION
of power, raping the Instrument that gave existence to government.

Quote:

April 9, 2010
PHOENIX - Authorities said a Surprise man has been arrested on suspicion of endangerment when the gun he was carrying discharged inside a Walmart in El Mirage. El Mirage police said the 30-year-old man entered the store around 1 a.m. Thursday and witnesses said he repeatedly fidgeted with a holstered semi-automatic pistol.

When he went to a counter to pay for a video game, witnesses said he removed the gun from the holster " causing the magazine to come loose and fall to the floor. They said he reinserted the magazine and continued manipulating the gun when it fired, sending one bullet into the ceiling.

Police said no injuries were reported. He was booked into the downtown Phoenix jail on six counts of endangerment and firing a weapon in city limits.

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@Rockhead,

Rockhead wrote:

I don't need a gun to feel safe, dave.

Are FEELING safe and being safe the same thing ?

Rockhead wrote:

and I go places you would not dare to...

WHERE ?

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@OmSigDAVID,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raXKeQ5qFwo

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@Rockhead,

Rockhead wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?=raXKeQ5qFwo

I remember that old song. I guess we all do.
Its reasoning is very flawed insofar as it seeks to discourage defensive armament.
He tried to draw on someone for laffing,
who found a need to defend himself from getting SHOT.

Our hero got what he deserved;
it was implied that he was about to commit murder because a cowboy LAFFED!

Note also that if he had not tried to draw on him,
he coud just as well have smacked him with the bar stool
or a bottle of hootch.
The victim woud not likely tolerate THAT, either.

It was not an issue of defensive armament,
but of attempted murder that that intercepted and defeated !

The good guy won.

David

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@OmSigDAVID,

thank you for posting that, dave.

it illustrates the extreme disability that we have in communicating with one another on any level.

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@Rockhead,

Rockhead wrote:

thank you for posting that, dave.

it illustrates the extreme disability that we have in communicating with one another on any level.

OK.

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@OmSigDAVID,

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Rockhead wrote:
I don't need a gun to feel safe, dave.
Are FEELING safe and being safe the same thing?

Can you conclusively say you are safe? No. You feel safe.

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@DrewDad,

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Rockhead wrote:
I don't need a gun to feel safe, dave.
Are FEELING safe and being safe the same thing?

DrewDad wrote:

Can you conclusively say you are safe? No. You feel safe.

That is an accurate description, DrewDad. We agree.

I really LIKE your new signature line !

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