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tommyg wrote:I stopped over for a Day in Porto Rico all the doors and windows had heavy burglar
bars on them it gave me an uncomfortable feeling. I laid low until I could leave

It's really a shame. I did some recurring work in PR and traveled there frequently for a few years. Everyone I met was incredibly hospitable, energetic and professional to a higher standard than many of my colleagues stateside. The food is incredible, the locals know how to have a good time and made me feel welcome always. But coming home too-often means unlocking the iron gates to your front door and looking over your shoulder to make sure nobody's following you. About as bad as any place I've been stateside.

PR is a beautiful place with wonderful people who are tragically set upon and imprisoned in their own homes (iron gates on windows and entryways) by the huge quantity of thugs and petty criminals that prey upon those who have had their right to basic self defense methods denied for too long.

I hope this bill passes. Buena Suerte Mi Amigos.!