I definitely agree that if the general public assumes it's already passed, there may not be as much shock and resistance next time. . . let's just pray that no less-than-attentive CHLers get busted because their buddy told them he saw it on the news that it's legal to carry to class now. We certainly don't need that kind of publicity.shootthesheet wrote:I see that as a good thing for us. If most people think it has already passed they will pay little attention in 2013 when we are able to pass it with little or no exceptions. Especially since the media should be reporting on the Constitutional Carry bill that will "allow criminals to carry atomic ray guns and wave machine guns around elementary school rooms". If we go all out we will see all t hese little privilege based bills pass in my opinion.fickman wrote:Sadly, when you consider the way the news outlets in our state reported EVERYWHERE on the Campus Carry verbiage being amended to the other bill, and how virtually none of them reported that the bill failed, I'm worried that:
1) there could be a lot of people who assume it passed, and
2) trying to Google campus carry will now pull up all of the news reports of it almost passing (when it seemed sure to), and researching this topic accurately is now a little harder to do. . . it probably requires drilling a little farther down than a lot of people will do.
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- Wed Jun 22, 2011 3:52 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
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Re: Texas state!!
- Mon Jun 20, 2011 11:19 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Texas state!!
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Re: Texas state!!
Sadly, when you consider the way the news outlets in our state reported EVERYWHERE on the Campus Carry verbiage being amended to the other bill, and how virtually none of them reported that the bill failed, I'm worried that:
1) there could be a lot of people who assume it passed, and
2) trying to Google campus carry will now pull up all of the news reports of it almost passing (when it seemed sure to), and researching this topic accurately is now a little harder to do. . . it probably requires drilling a little farther down than a lot of people will do.
1) there could be a lot of people who assume it passed, and
2) trying to Google campus carry will now pull up all of the news reports of it almost passing (when it seemed sure to), and researching this topic accurately is now a little harder to do. . . it probably requires drilling a little farther down than a lot of people will do.