California bill bans 'open carry' for guns

I don't think our bill of rights means we can carry any damn weapon at any time.
No matter what those who disagree with me say.

Tosses you an a-bomb.

I am not arguing with you, Dys, as you know. Sloppy law.

However, I wish someone would read the damned Nyer article.

BumbleBeeBoogie wrote:

The California Assembly narrowly passed legislation Tuesday to prohibit the practice, which typically is meant to protest gun-control laws or the scarcity of concealed-weapons permits. It is legal if the guns are not loaded.

I think men should just be required to display their penis measurement and sperm count at all times. I think it would cut down on a lot of this behavior.

Net worth and net annual income could be added to the list as well, I suppose.

I am an extreme liberal and I have open carried LOADED firearms in public. Fortunately I live in New Mexico.

Extreme liberals who want to open carry are few and far between. In fact, it's you and Huey Newton.

Good, David, that may be locally available, being just from last week.
Where you can get that, I don't know, maybe local library, or, online, with a fee if you are not a subscriber.
Scary article, not to incite you.

"the dismembered body of a young man was left in the middle of the main intersection. It was an instance of what people call corpse messaging. Usually it involves a mutilated body and a handwritten sign. “Talked too much.” “You get what you deserve.” The corpse’s message"terror"was clear enough and everybody knew who left it: La Familia Michoacana, a crime syndicate whose depredations pervade the life of the region. Mexico’s president, Felipe Calerón declared war"his metaphor"on the country’s drug traffickers when he took office, in December, 2006. It was a popular move. Although large-scale trafficking had been around for decades, the violence associated with the drug trade had begun to spiral out of control. More than twenty-three thousand people have died since Calderón’s declaration. La Inseguridad, as Mexicans call it, has become engulfing, with drugs sliding far down the list of public concerns, below kidnapping, extortion, torture, unemployment, and simple fear of leaving the house.


The big crime syndicates still earn billions from drugs"

no you didn't, you did the same kind of segue that David does.
this is not about law and order or gun control, it's about inane legislation.

To clarify, la familia is the ascendent drug cartel described at length in that article. A combo of (to me) horrifyingly murderous people, and a group that nurtures locals, as long as they don't disagree. Now much more popular than the army & various police - which have also been infiltrated - and much more popular than Calderon. The article left me seeing how people could feel that way.

This is a situation where some just stay inside, complications described in the article.

How is this relevant?







I see guys walking into donut shops carrying, with or without bullets,
to bring up this whole possible scenario.


I am not for it.

I am not for it.