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TX: The Wild Wild West: “Open Carry” Law in Texas Rings in the New Year
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But we still don’t know why. Why is this necessary? Intimidation? Self defense? Fashion? What good will come of this? Furthermore, if individuals are entitled to carry concealed weapons, why the additional need to flaunt those weapons, particularly at a time when citizens have been plagued by mass shootings, police brutality, racial discrimination, and religious intolerance? Placing firearm intimidation on the forefront of unstable societal, racial, and economic tensions does not sound like positive and commendable progression toward stability in such a gun weary and gun polarized nation. |
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jac
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Have you ever tried to conceal a firearm in Texas in the summer? This also removes the problem of inadvertently exposing your firearm when carrying concealed.
This is written by a typical liberal jerk with an agenda. |
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