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IN: Pack ideas, not guns to council meetings
 Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
 Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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A town in southern Indiana, only four miles north of Louisville, Ky., now welcomes citizens and their guns to its council meetings. Clarksville officials enacted a provision last month allowing citizens to carry their weapons to public meetings at the town hall.

It's a bad idea that lacks common sense. Worse, it could lead to unnecessary worry and tragedy.

By nature, most folks don't attend city or town council meetings to pat their elected officials on the back. Many times, they arrive primed for an argument as they bellow openly at elected officials. Their discontent could be over a rezoning plan near their home, or a new building project they oppose.
 
Comment by: dasing (3/11/2017)
Are they saying that law abiding people can't argue a political point with local officials without shooting them?!?
 
Comment by: dasing (3/11/2017)
Maybe not a bad idea?
 
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