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You said it best earlier.

seamusTX wrote:Well, you're an adult. Some decisions are difficult.

- Jim

The Annoyed Man wrote:

father wrote:I am proud of you people giving such good advice to a young person on dealing directly with family who disagree on guns. I wish you would speak up more in the conversations where people complain about employers who disagree on guns.

I'm not sure I follow your point.

Many people are advising this young person to be an adult, decide what's important, and act accordingly. I wish more people would give similar advice to people who complain about employer gun policies. In those conversations, people get away with excuses about how it's hard to find a new job, even though it's easier to get a new job than get new parents.

The austinrealtor gave some very good advice for working adults as much as college students.

At what point do you start leading your own life? Part of "growing up" is have the backbone to demand that others recognize that you are an adult who can and will make your own decisions about such things.

But if YOU are not ready for the serious responsibility of carrying a gun, then DON'T DO IT!

I am proud of you people giving such good advice to a young person on dealing directly with family who disagree on guns. I wish you would speak up more in the conversations where people complain about employers who disagree on guns.