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Gun Control & RKBA

GreenStormCloud

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3. An increasing number of places are requiring hoodies to be pulled down on entering.

Reply to Reasonable_Argument (Original post)

Thu Sep 6, 2012, 12:14 PM

Sep 2012

I know, the topic is about CCW, but I noticed that in the OP too. A few weeks ago, I saw a guy on a Texas hot sunny August day wearing a hoodie with the hood up. Temperature was 100+. I kept an eye on him until I had my gas and was gone. If that is profiling - so be it.

If the owner of that business posts one of guns-in-a-green-circle signs he may get increased customer traffic.

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Store owner requires employees to have CCW permit [View all] Reasonable_Argument Sep 2012 OP

What's wrong with that? Remmah2 Sep 2012 #1

No problem here Reasonable_Argument Sep 2012 #2

An increasing number of places are requiring hoodies to be pulled down on entering. GreenStormCloud Sep 2012 #3

I would both ... holdencaufield Sep 2012 #4

This is a rare case of California having a more sensible gun law than Virginia slackmaster Sep 2012 #5

Since legally held guns are useless to prevent crimes and only provide the criminal 4th law of robotics Sep 2012 #6

As long as he pays for it. nt rrneck Sep 2012 #7

Considering what they make Reasonable_Argument Sep 2012 #9

The Hell you say ... holdencaufield Sep 2012 #11

You just gotta know how to bargain hunt. :) eqfan592 Sep 2012 #12

Good point Reasonable_Argument Sep 2012 #13

I think CZ-82's are one of the best deals going on right now. eqfan592 Sep 2012 #14

I'm a gun owner, but I can't understand the reason this shop owner wants his employees to Nay Sep 2012 #8

I'm guessing it is gejohnston Sep 2012 #10

that is the way I saw it also ... littlewolf Sep 2012 #16

I would lean towards him wanting his employees able to defend themselves if needed. PavePusher Sep 2012 #15

I walked into a jewelry store with sunglasses once and the owners very obviously reached for guns trouble.smith Sep 2012 #17