That's a fair point. I guess its validity would vary by location though. Here where I live, it's so common to carry that you'd be a real fool to start shooting. It happens, of course, but commonly between people who know each other or know there's no other guns around.
its really funny , wal-mart can post a sign saying no guns allowed but the police cant enforce it because its illegal to enforce it. so i see women open carry all the time inside Walmart . they look like gay women so i guess they are out hunting male rapists at walmart .
Funniest thing I saw was at the flea market (lots of private party gun sales there)...old man sitting at the food court with his newly bought shotgun laid across the table, enjoying an ice cream cone. People walking by, families all having lunch in the nearby booths, just a normal day. It was magical.
I personally love guns and I like how open they are here. I moved here to KY from NY where you NEVER see guns in public and even at home people who have them keep them locked away, sales are very limited...just rare to see guns at all. I like seeing people strapped at the grocery store although it was quite a culture shock at first even being very into guns myself.
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That's a fair point. I guess its validity would vary by location though. Here where I live, it's so common to carry that you'd be a real fool to start shooting. It happens, of course, but commonly between people who know each other or know there's no other guns around.
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its really funny , wal-mart can post a sign saying no guns allowed but the police cant enforce it because its illegal to enforce it. so i see women open carry all the time inside Walmart . they look like gay women so i guess they are out hunting male rapists at walmart .
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Funniest thing I saw was at the flea market (lots of private party gun sales there)...old man sitting at the food court with his newly bought shotgun laid across the table, enjoying an ice cream cone. People walking by, families all having lunch in the nearby booths, just a normal day. It was magical.
I personally love guns and I like how open they are here. I moved here to KY from NY where you NEVER see guns in public and even at home people who have them keep them locked away, sales are very limited...just rare to see guns at all. I like seeing people strapped at the grocery store although it was quite a culture shock at first even being very into guns myself.