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Sheepshank

(12,504 posts) Fri Feb 1, 2013, 04:20 PM Feb 2013

For those that like to wear and expose their personal firearms at JC Penney [View all]

or at political rallies, or even at the local national park or government buildings.

It would be helpful if you could clarify if all public places are expected to be a backdrop for such 2nd Amendment statements. I was wondering if you could privde a clarification by walking into a bank or a day care facility with your exposed firearms.

Why or should those facilities (or any other) be off limits and not all other public gathering places or places of business?

Regards, Sheepshank

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For those that like to wear and expose their personal firearms at JC Penney [View all] Sheepshank Feb 2013 OP

heh heh quinnox Feb 2013 #1

My response to OC advocates has always been. SQUEE Feb 2013 #2

I feel the same way. Lizzie Poppet Feb 2013 #7

I'm fairly certain that plenty would agree with this unironically el_bryanto Feb 2013 #3

I like how OC people think they're the only ones in the world with rights. Why shouldn't sinkingfeeling Feb 2013 #4

I agree. But most toters view their guns as part of who they are. Hoyt Feb 2013 #5

So it's like walking around in pasties? n/t Scootaloo Feb 2013 #10

Sort of, but reaction is a bit different. Hoyt Feb 2013 #14

In other words, proof that gun love Zoeisright Feb 2013 #18

You're making that an expression of free speech. AtheistCrusader Feb 2013 #21

no farminator3000 Feb 2013 #37

...and further more...... Sheepshank Feb 2013 #6

I assume you are trying to be edgy and make a point.. SQUEE Feb 2013 #8

my point is that the "slippery slope" advocates are concerned over total bans Sheepshank Feb 2013 #9

I do agree SQUEE Feb 2013 #12

Well first, I'm, not real gun savvy and NFA, AOW, SBR, SBS .... Sheepshank Feb 2013 #23

It would be a registration and control via background checks and storage/ posession requirements SQUEE Feb 2013 #25

"I also think if you want "compromise" then come to the table with something for me, a responsible, farminator3000 Feb 2013 #34

nope, I am willing to compromise. SQUEE Feb 2013 #39

here ya go farminator3000 Feb 2013 #41

I agree with opening up the NICS to non FFLs. SQUEE Feb 2013 #42

a flat rate isn't fair to 'cheap gun' buyers, and the GCA needs tweaking farminator3000 Feb 2013 #44

I know people that save for a year or more to build thier ARs or to acquire a high end rifle. SQUEE Feb 2013 #45

"line up a target or two at the park?" "Not even necessarily shoot, but practice some sight work." cherokeeprogressive Feb 2013 #26

But, 'they' don't need no stinking rules regarding safety? Sheepshank Feb 2013 #43

That idiot did not carry that weapon in a safe manner. Ikonoklast Feb 2013 #30

+1000 raidert05 Feb 2013 #31

I am an advocate for INTERNAL Carry CBGLuthier Feb 2013 #11

Yes jehop61 Feb 2013 #13

There you go. Best proposal yet. Can't wait for firearms industry to develop holsters for that. Hoyt Feb 2013 #15

Nice One---Provided Their Heads Aren't In The Way.... (nt) Paladin Feb 2013 #16

LOL! Zoeisright Feb 2013 #17

So, by your logic you are now going to limit a persons sexual fredom. SQUEE Feb 2013 #24

why would would you pretend an obvious joke is 'logic' farminator3000 Feb 2013 #32

not huffy, but if we are labeled as fetishists.. SQUEE Feb 2013 #35

see #34 farminator3000 Feb 2013 #38

Actualy in person, I am far more fun.. SQUEE Feb 2013 #40

You are mistaken in your list of restricted places. ManiacJoe Feb 2013 #19

he's wrong, but not wrong, because you are from AZ or AK? farminator3000 Feb 2013 #33

Ask them if they allow you to carry at NRA headquarters. n/t Mr.Bill Feb 2013 #20

Good point. Gun shows/stores, NRA buildings, GOP convention, etc., do not allow loaded weapons. Hoyt Feb 2013 #27

If I MUST live around guns, I whole heartedly support Open Carry. nt patrice Feb 2013 #22

Handguns... raidert05 Feb 2013 #28

*sigh* I guess I should retire my forehead holster. Deep13 Feb 2013 #29

How about a Wall Street brokerage firm? Ian Iam Feb 2013 #36