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It makes sense. They already waive fees for military, so why not waive fees for civilians who volunteer to save lives.

I'm at a point where I even wonder if the small amounts of pot and coke that were "found" were even really there to begin with?


I agree.

The wife lunging for the fallen officer's weapon, always sounded made up from the first time I read it.

I find that very hard to believe. The natural ...

jason812 wrote: Wed Mar 06, 2019 9:31 pmAlso, who is going to admit on a public forum that they have unregistered NFA items?

The same kind of hotheads who admit on a public forum they won't comply if semiauto rifles become NFA items.

In unconstitutional Amerika, "Laws are for the little people."

I am also not in favor of elitist or carve out bills, but my thought process, went in the direction, of small steps towards removing prohibited places for all LTC holders.
We can look back and say, " there were no issues, with "at risk" people carrying (name locations) so our group of law ...

EpicMale wrote: Thu Mar 07, 2019 7:53 am In Texas, if you leave your keys in your car, running or not, and a kid steals that car, you are liable, to a degree, for the damage he may cause

Source? And are you equally liable if you don't set the parking brake?

twomillenium wrote: Mon Mar 04, 2019 10:10 pm I do not understand that more than a month after the illegal raid why no charges have been filed.

Because nobody who survived did anything that wasn't going on in Houston for years with tacit government approval.

No! If they want to carry a handgun they can (a) take the class, pass the tests, pass a background check, and have the same carry restrictions as the rest of us, (b) get the law changed so the right to keep and bear arms in Texas is not infringed, or (c) move to a state where the right to keep and ...

OneGun wrote: Sun Mar 03, 2019 3:17 pm

Bitter Clinger wrote: Sun Mar 03, 2019 2:51 pm

× 100 times !!!!

As long as it's in NYC. I don't trust her to make my drinks or food.