Agreed and there is no way they will make those statistics available.Excaliber wrote:The first question for me is:
Do I feel safer as an air traveler from the knowledge that TSA is justifying its existence by finding CHL holders who were careless about removing their gun from the off body carry container they use every day but have absolutely no intention to harm anyone and having them hauled off to jail?
My answer is no.
The question I want to see answered to better understand the effectiveness and need for the TSA is:
How many of the seized guns belonged to gang bangers, convicted felons, and unlicensed persons with ties to jihadist groups?
I'm still searching for that statistic.
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- Sat Oct 27, 2012 11:43 am
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- Sat Oct 27, 2012 11:37 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
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Re: Travelers with a concealed handgun licenses
Actually, this has been discussed quite a bit. Based on what several pilots and others in the aviation industry have said, depressurization is greatly overblown. The concern would be the wires running under the floor that control the aircraft.RPB wrote:IMHO, CHLs should be allowed to carry on planes, but an instructional leaflet passed out reminding them of De-pressurization danger if a weapon discharges while up in the air...philip964 wrote:Should CHL's be allowed to carry on an commercial airline flight, would you feel safer?
Yes.
Is the current policy absurd?
Yes.
Vote in the election it is important.
That isn't something we have to consider with feet planted on the ground.