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Council member walks because of CC
- Thread starter ghosthunter
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bwboley
Activist Member
BigDave
Opt-Out Members
Early thread about the same meeting can be found here
http://forum.opencarry.org/forums/s...lawsuit-club&p=1882117&viewfull=1#post1882117
http://forum.opencarry.org/forums/s...lawsuit-club&p=1882117&viewfull=1#post1882117
compmanio365
Regular Member
Glorious. Was so satisfying to see that motion be shot down. Never caught the name of the man who tried to start the motion. Also good work on part of the Mayor and City Attorney. Seems like Oak Harbor has got their act together, minus one or two councilmembers.
Ken56
Regular Member
Heres an idea. The citizen should go to all subsequent council meetings and openly carry. Then maybe the council member will keep walking out of the meetings. That would put an end to his stupid attempts to make motions like that, and he can take the idiot that second the motion.
davidmcbeth
Banned
They talked about hats too ... and I have told to "remove your hat" numerous times...I just ignore them...had 1 cop scream at me several times...I just ignored him.
911Boss
Member
Absolutely freaking awesome!
Batousaii
Regular Member
i loved the mayors speech. Spot on... to bad presidents don't take THEIR oath as seriously as that honorable mayor does.
amlevin
Regular Member
There's a difference between exercising a "right" and just being rude. It's been considered good manners for centuries to remove one's hat when indoors. The exception is when in the Military, in full uniform, and "under arms".
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