This is one of those gals
Who said oil and water don't mix?
reminds me of the time my friend put 2 gallons of antifreeze in his mother's Mercedes thinking the oil level was too low
Some people have no business being under the hood of a vehicle
That’s perfect.
www.cnn.com
Missouri is the opposite. We can now CCW without a permit and we have been able to open carry for as long as I can remember to no ill effect. The problem arises when you can do one but not the other. basically, before CCWs most law abiding citizens wouldn't risk the chance of being accused of "concealing" a firearm. When people were driving they would put their firearm in their passenger seat in plain view to not get hit with a concealing firearm charge. It made zero sense.I really really hope that Texans don’t mess this up.
Texans can now openly carry guns in public without a permit or training. Police say the new law makes it harder to do their jobs | CNN
A new pro-gun law in Texas that went into effect Wednesday allows most Texans who legally own a firearm to carry it openly in public without obtaining a permit or training, a measure that experts say will make it more challenging for law enforcement to protect the public from gun violence.
I love how the media is portraying this bill as now everyone inTexas can carry a firearm. Below is an excerpt from the actual bill:I really really hope that Texans don’t mess this up.
Texans can now openly carry guns in public without a permit or training. Police say the new law makes it harder to do their jobs | CNN
A new pro-gun law in Texas that went into effect Wednesday allows most Texans who legally own a firearm to carry it openly in public without obtaining a permit or training, a measure that experts say will make it more challenging for law enforcement to protect the public from gun violence.
| Section 23, Article I, of the Texas Constitution | |
| secures for Texas citizens the right to keep and bear arms; | |
| (3) persons who are currently prohibited from | |
| possessing firearms under state and federal law will not gain the | |
| right to possess or carry a firearm under this legislation; and | |
| (4) persons who are currently prohibited from | |
| possessing a firearm include: persons convicted of a felony as | |
| described by the provisions of Section 46.04, Penal Code, persons | |
| convicted of certain assault offenses under Section 22.01, Penal | |
| Code, punishable as a Class A misdemeanor and involving a member of | |
| the person's family or household, certain persons who are the | |
| subject of a protective order under Section 46.04(c), Penal Code, | |
| and persons meeting any of the criteria listed in 18 U.S.C. Section | |
| 922(g), including persons adjudicated to be mentally incompetent. |
Agreed. In this case, now citizens can legally open and concealed carry in Texas. Back in Louisiana the vehicle was considered an extension of your home, so the firearm wasn’t considered concealed if a person had it in their console or glovebox. And in Texas, the law states that the firearm must not be in plain view. It’s wild that Missouri had people that frightened about having one put away in their own vehicle.
In Hawai’i, guns are bad. Period. No open carry, no concealed anything, 80 lowers are the worst thing on the planet, and any jigs or tools used to make them are the devil.
That’s truly sad and I don’t feel like any state in our Republic should be that way. It almost seems like the Islands (and other states) are taking a page from England’s playbook.
Sounds like the perfect place to send all the mainland far-lefties. Their own personal paradise and on an island!
