On May 15, 1:00�am, Oren wrote:
On Fri, 14 May 2010 19:25:19 -0400, aemeijers
wrote:





harry wrote:
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You have to make a start somewhere. There's something mentally
defective about anyone who thinks they need to carry/posses a gun to
impress people. �They have made a start in Australia I �believe.
We made a start in the 1920s.

I have no interest whatsoever in impressing people, and do not carry a
gun off my property, since this state requires a carry permit for
handguns, and I never got around to dealing with the red tape to get
one. I don't hunt, so there is no need to carry a long gun anywhere. I
purposely bought a house in an area where guns are not carried as a
fashion accessory or manhood enhancer. (My office, sadly, is in such an
area- I do not like going there late at night.) �I don't display them on
a wall or anything, or tell anyone about them unless they ask, and then
not always, because I'd rather not advertise that my house is worth
robbing. Guns are a tool, nothing more.

A local �Senate candidate, one of a dozen, was asked about her
"concealed" carry of her .44 Cal S&W.

*It's up to me and for the bad guys to find out - words like that, she
replied.

She carries concealed, but Nevada is an open carry state. She can
prance down the Las Vegas Strip with a firearm belted on her side.

The Sheriff of Nottingham �_MUST_ �allow it.- Hide quoted text -

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Your point being?