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Texas Gun Owners Worry That Open Carry Is Backfiring
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As January 1 approached, the day Texas’s new open carry law took effect, it seemed gun rights advocates were poised to savor a big victory. The legislation, coupled with a measure allowing guns on college campuses, was the result of a hard fought and widely publicized battle in the state capitol that culminated with Texas becoming the 15th state to allow the open carry of handguns with proper licensing. |
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netsyscon
(1/12/2016)
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How about this, you prevent me from carrying. If you do not provide protection for me, and I get hurt, you better have deep pockets.
Or the other. I'll take my money elsewhere. It may cause an inconvenience, but empty cash registers mean something to these people.
Also a few less Liberal own businesses is not such a bad thing. |
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