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That is not even a story, it is 4 paragraphs of nothingness.
The comments on that page are amazing.
That is why you just tell the mall management you will not visit there anymore, you prefer not to be a victim. If there are stores in that mall that you wish to visit, and they do not prohibit carry, enter via an outside door. if the stores you normally visit do not allow carry, send them a letter you will no long purchase anything from then as long as that is their policy.
Everyone need to do this, not just leave your gun at home, or not just not go there anymore. They need to know why you do not go there anymore, Evough people do this, the policies will change.
While I agree with you in theory, in practical terms this will never happen in Vancouver/Portland or Seattle. These cities are too ultra liberal to have OC readily accepted. It's for this reason that everyone freaks out when they see someone OC. I understand that it is legal and if you have the time to deal with the over reaction of civilians and the LE that respond to the "man with a gun" call in the mall, go for it. Me, I like to stay more low key and always carry concealed, whether there is a sign or not.
I'm sorry I'm all for open carry but this guys got a shoulder harness over a hoodie the more you look like you don't know what your doing the less comfortable I am with your open carry
I'm sorry I'm all for open carry but this guys got a shoulder harness over a hoodie the more you look like you don't know what your doing the less comfortable I am with your open carry