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Why You Don’t Want To Put A Pro 2A Bumper Sticker On Your Car
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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I’m an advocate of the Second Amendment (2A), but you’d never know it if you look at my car.
My sister told me that a local firearms trainer in her city recently recommended that women should put bumper stickers on their vehicles that read, “I’m protected by the Second Amendment,” or, “I’m protected by Mr. Smith and Mr. Wesson” – you get the idea. The trainer even told her to put that bumper sticker right on the driver’s door. |
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mickey
(5/27/2016)
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There are 2 main reasons I will not support the 2A with a bumper sticker.
1. I don’t want to reveal that I might be a concealed carry holder and that therefore, I might be packing. Talk about giving up the element of surprise.
2. I don’t want anyone to think I may have a gun stored in my car. Think about it. You leave your car parked in a parking lot somewhere – especially an airport or stadium. Why would you advertise that you might have a firearm in your vehicle?
1. You aren't the only one who fantasizes about using the 'element of surprise' to get the drop on the perp(s) who just ambushed you. Too bad it's just a fantasy.
2. You've got a good point there.
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