That's exactly what I said. Someone will be too anti to hear the word "concealed" during my question and instead will just see the gun OWB, thinking, "I don't want him carrying a gun on his hip while he walks around campus!"seamusTX wrote:Besides, it's a concealed handgun license.
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- Thu Nov 01, 2007 5:38 pm
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- Thu Nov 01, 2007 4:33 pm
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I appreciate the support and thoughts from everyone who commented here, but I would love to get some more feedback. Even if you don't have comments and think it looks good, at least give me a
A friend suggested that I somehow incorporate my holstered gun into the video, but I said no. Would you all agree that is not the best idea, or should I have considered it further?
A friend suggested that I somehow incorporate my holstered gun into the video, but I said no. Would you all agree that is not the best idea, or should I have considered it further?
- Wed Oct 31, 2007 8:34 am
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CNN/YouTube Republican Debates - REVISED
I am planning to submit a video question for the CNN/YouTube Republican Debates and wanted some opinions of the best way to phrase this question. It needs to be 30 seconds or less, and I'm fitting it in that mark quite well right now. Here's what I'm planning to say:
Gentlemen,
My name is XXXX XXXX and I live in Austin, Texas. I am 22 years old and a senior [here] at Texas State University.
After numerous hours of training and extensive state and federal background checks, I obtained my concealed handgun license.
I can legally carry my handgun almost everywhere else in the state, but not inside my college classrooms, where I spend most of my day.
Please answer directly: Should I be allowed to carry my legally licensed handgun on campus? Why or why not?
Thank you.
The brackets around "here" are there because we will be filming the question with one of our university's buildings in the background.
Gentlemen,
My name is XXXX XXXX and I live in Austin, Texas. I am 22 years old and a senior [here] at Texas State University.
After numerous hours of training and extensive state and federal background checks, I obtained my concealed handgun license.
I can legally carry my handgun almost everywhere else in the state, but not inside my college classrooms, where I spend most of my day.
Please answer directly: Should I be allowed to carry my legally licensed handgun on campus? Why or why not?
Thank you.
The brackets around "here" are there because we will be filming the question with one of our university's buildings in the background.