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Wants to educate everyone on 2nd Amendment. People called 911 naturally, LEO's investigated and found he was not breaking the law. Walmart asked him to leave and he did, he said that was their right as well. Starbuck's was less happy on his second visit.

Said he would prefer to open carry his handgun, but that is not legal.

“Kind of scary honestly. It’s a massive gun,” one Starbucks customer told KHOU 11 News, who did not want to give her name.

"Massive?"

Here is what I fear from this kind of activism: transplants to Texas from other states which do not have our relatively relaxed view of long guns will agitate to get the open carrying of long guns banned. When you add into that mix the already substantial number of home-grown liberals, it is a risk. What if it blows up in our faces? Who will we point the fingers at—the people who passed the new law, or the people who brought it all down on our heads with their provocative behavior?

I don't claim to have all the answers. I'm just being honest about my fears.

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