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Gun Control & RKBA

shadowrider

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16. As good as that info is, my opinion

Reply to MicaelS (Reply #15)

Wed Mar 7, 2012, 01:16 PM

Mar 2012

is that 90% of what happens rests solely with WHO stops you. Every cop is different. Some will be understanding, some simply won't and will over-react such as the Canton knucklehead.

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"I Think Feedom Should Come with Small Amount of Responsibility" [View all] fightthegoodfightnow Mar 2012 OP

Freedom DOES come with responsibility, elleng Mar 2012 #1

How many times was Harless investigated for misconduct? Chuuku Davis Mar 2012 #12

A little disingenuous, no? pipoman Mar 2012 #2

streets a bit more wild, as least for drivers and for cops.....do these people really buy ileus Mar 2012 #3

What possible objection do you have to COLGATE4 Mar 2012 #4

Why? mvccd1000 Mar 2012 #5

If you don't see the difference between COLGATE4 Mar 2012 #7

Any examples of a cop being shot by a CCW at a traffic stop? DonP Mar 2012 #9

Who's going to kill a cop? The permit holder? BiggJawn Mar 2012 #26

Criminals or those with criminal intent will not obey this law (how else?).... PavePusher Mar 2012 #6

If a person doesn't obey the law COLGATE4 Mar 2012 #8

It cheapens a Constitutional Right. PavePusher Mar 2012 #11

You know, we've been through COLGATE4 Mar 2012 #18

No, I have not said anything like that. Please don't put words in my mouth. PavePusher Mar 2012 #22

This is what you posted: COLGATE4 Mar 2012 #28

What you claimed I said: PavePusher Mar 2012 #29

actually iverglas Mar 2012 #31

"what possible damage does it do to you to let a cop know you're carrying?" DonP Mar 2012 #17

Actually, I don't have a problem with it COLGATE4 Mar 2012 #19

I don't have to inform a police officer that I am carrying a weapon... spin Mar 2012 #27

Small amounts of responsibility? Remmah2 Mar 2012 #10

Post removed Post removed Mar 2012 #13

Every "FREEDOM" ie "RIGHT" DWC Mar 2012 #14

Absolutely right, Marine. COLGATE4 Mar 2012 #20

It's the law in the State of Texas MicaelS Mar 2012 #15

As good as that info is, my opinion shadowrider Mar 2012 #16

And you're absolutely right. But the fact COLGATE4 Mar 2012 #21

How does this requirement to notify "protect the lives of cops"? n/t PavePusher Mar 2012 #23

One knucklehead. He got caught. There are plenty more out there like him. shadowrider Mar 2012 #24

mark naymik is benighted. Does a police officer ever assume someone is not armed at traffic stops? aikoaiko Mar 2012 #25

in fact, no right "carries" any responsibility iverglas Mar 2012 #30