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We believe the 2nd Amendment is best defended through grass-roots organization, education, and advocacy centered around individual gun owners. It is our mission to encourage, organize, and support these efforts throughout Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming.
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Now….. you KNOW what’s gonna happen when you USMC types mention crayons….Reading, writing, and arithmetic are racist and the standards have been pulled from schools.
Blame the government you can’t read.
Personally if it’s not drawn with a crayon it doesn’t even get a second of my attention.
We get hungry. Which in return makes us angry.Now….. you KNOW what’s gonna happen when you USMC types mention crayons….
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Just like the Army Infantry, ‘cept ever once in a while they threw us reconstituted raw meat.We get hungry. Which in return makes us angry.
We’re like Americas little pit bull. They beat it, starve it, mistreat it, and every once and awhile they let it out to attack somebody. - Generation Kill
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The ramifications are more severe than just being asked to leave. HB2007 can make you a criminal if caught carrying in certain areas, not just inside buildings. Saying you don't care about what might happen is a little like the "take the guns first, due process later" attitude if you don't think you will be affected. The point is that we are all being attacked. Gun owners turning their backs on other gun owners by not participating in the legislative process hurts all of us.the first word is Conceal .... sooooo isn't that the point? Are you declaring it when arriving ? if you have a license and they don't have metal detectors then you're good
Blah. Blah. Blah.The ramifications are more severe than just being asked to leave. HB2007 can make you a criminal if caught carrying in certain areas, not just inside buildings. Saying you don't care about what might happen is a little like the "take the guns first, due process later" attitude if you don't think you will be affected. The point is that we are all being attacked. Gun owners turning their backs on other gun owners by not participating in the legislative process hurts all of us.
You know so much about me and my support…..Your support is appreciated.
You're vocal about not giving two chits about laws that supposedly don't affect you. I'm actively involved in citizen involvement in lawmaking and you seem to be laughing at anyone taking action.You know so much about me and my support…..
I don't think he is...You're vocal about not giving two chits about laws that supposedly don't affect you. I'm actively involved in citizen involvement in lawmaking and you seem to be laughing at anyone taking action.
Not sure where you came to the conclusion that I’m laughing at people who are taking action….. if that was the case I’d be laughing at myself as well, due to the fact that I have donated to organizations fighting the legislation including 114 (except for your beloved OFF).You're vocal about not giving two chits about laws that supposedly don't affect you. I'm actively involved in citizen involvement in lawmaking and you seem to be laughing at anyone taking action.
“Thanks, all” sounds like you might be thinking this conversation has ended.Great discussion here, lots of input. Super appreciate hearing other POVs on how people go about it. Sounds like the general consensus is that signs don't carry any legal weight, but you'd need to bounce if they ask you to leave -- only they won't cuz they won't know.
And, yes, I did see some of the negative chatter about how the Dickens kid was criticized for not abiding by signs at the mall even though the guy champ'ed up like a HUGE hero and saved lives. What a shame. But I bet he sleeps pretty soundly at night.
Thanks, all.
I wouldn't worry about it. Posts #28, 30, 32 aren't visible to me so he's on my ignore list whoever it is. It's not easy to get on there. There has to be a very good reason for that person to be on there.And I made it to another ignore list. Weeding out the weak minded/fragile one post at a time.
Not worried. My ignore list is empty. But I’m on plenty of others. HaI wouldn't worry about it. Posts #28, 30, 32 aren't visible to me so he's on my ignore list whoever it is. It's not easy to get on there. There has to be a very good reason for that person to be on there.
Haha, good stuff; I think you're right.“Thanks, all” sounds like you might be thinking this conversation has ended.
But, nooooooo!
We’re going to think about it, talk about it, chew on it, sleep on it, crap on it, argue about it, and finally forget about it....for about ten years.
Then we’ll resurrect it and start over!
My two cents: Carry if you want to. It’s your God-given right to protect yourself and your family.
But it would be good to know which public venues have metal detectors, so they can be avoided.
P.S. I’m learning to use emojis. In case you didn’t notice.
I’m definitely interested in knowing which businesses have metal detectors or are wanding people.Haha, good stuff; I think you're right.
I wasn't trying to start any political debate or argue with likeminded friends about whether you should carry or not regardless of signs and such. More my thought was that it'd just be great to know which local venues do or don't have signs, and who is or is not actively checking with metal detectors and such so that everyone on the forum can make their own informed decisions. I'd love to avoid a scene somewhere.
In any case, my takeaway is that there's not a crowdsourced list and maybe not much interest in that kind of information -- and that's Ok. Plenty of other great topics on here.