Anyone conceal carry while working?

The libtards may want your guns but it was the right wing who took away your rights to privacy and legal protections. Now the govmint varmints know where your guns are where you are and what you think
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Has Bernie said he will restore your privacy rights?
 
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treegongfu said:
Has Bernie said he will restore your privacy rights?
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No, he is trying to put us back in the driver's seat so we can have a legitimate conversation about our privacy rights, and then make a considered compromise decision.

Super-revolutionary in the age of unlimited campaign contributions, free speech for artificial persons, and political entertainment masquerading as journalism on both/all sides.


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The "statistics" that you or those around you are more likely to be shot with your own gun, or by just having a gun is completely misrepresented and ignorance spread by anti gunners. Its the equivalent of saying "those who fly on planes are more likely to die in a plane crash than those that dont" the percentage is negligible so therefore there is no statistic.

Just because you have a gun doesnt mean you have to pull it out. If you try to draw on a gun already in your face you will obviously loose. This isn't the movies. Pick a time and place to draw and choose either a fast draw or discreet draw. Also it helps if you don't stand still. Harder for someone to hit a moving target. Again training is paramount.

Canada actually does have a fairly large gun culture. Obviously not as big as the US but its definitely there.
 
According to Medhelp.org the odds of dying from an "assault by firearm" in the USA are 1 in 300. That is higher than I expected but, still not as high as falling. The statistics for dying from any kind of a fall are 1 in 184. If you are basing your gun ban/more regulation argument solely on numbers then we climbers should be banned from climbing or heavily regulated first. Heart disease is the most common form of death in America with a 1 in 6 chance of death. All I have to say is, "Have a heart America".

Personally I am not totally against some regulation that makes it more difficult for a criminal to obtain a firearm. As long as it doesn't make a serious hurdle for us law abiding folk or weaken the Second Amendment. A number of years ago and in a different State then I currently live, I went to go purchase a pistol purchase permit. The Law requires that you buy the permit from the county sheriff. The county sheriff was in the process of explaining the paperwork to me when the phone rang. The Sheriff answered the phone and I could hear what he said. It went something like this, "Hello sir what can I do for you. Oh you have a felony? No, you cannot buy a firearm. Are you married? Yes, OK then she can buy you a gun." I was a little shocked that a sheriff would be eager to help a criminal obtain a weapon. A little common sense can go a long way.
 
Treezybreez said:
Ha ha, let's see how your "guns" compare to my 357magnum. It was invented by a cop in LA who was tired of the standard 38 special rounds bouncing off the the home made steel plate armor that some gangs were using.
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See, I'm not insecure enough to boast big talk about firearms I may or may not actually own.

I just came here to troll the MURICANS

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Dblehron said:
See, I'm not insecure enough to boast big talk about firearms I may or may not actually own.

I just came here to troll the MURICANS

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I thought you were just being funny. Trolling is easyphloem's job. Please don't take our jobs. ;)
 
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Cougar10ag said:
The "statistics" that you or those around you are more likely to be shot with your own gun, or by just having a gun is completely misrepresented and ignorance spread by anti gunners. Its the equivalent of saying "those who fly on planes are more likely to die in a plane crash than those that dont" the percentage is negligible so therefore there is no statistic.

Just because you have a gun doesnt mean you have to pull it out. If you try to draw on a gun already in your face you will obviously loose. This isn't the movies. Pick a time and place to draw and choose either a fast draw or discreet draw. Also it helps if you don't stand still. Harder for someone to hit a moving target. Again training is paramount.

Canada actually does have a fairly large gun culture. Obviously not as big as the US but its definitely there.
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Now that mass killings are becoming so common you may be right about that statistic.
 
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