Yes those "in your face" antics are the reason why we get stricter gun control laws...keep exercising those rights and it will be taken...:shocker::banghead:
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It didn't work in Texas, it didn't work for the LGBT community and it will not work here! :cuss:
That line might work if GA did not already have OC (like was until recently the case in Texas).
"In your face" tactics are good for making a point. However, this guy was not making a point - he has admitted he was doing so to "protect" his family. If he
thought there might be trouble a handgun would be easier to maneuver around an airport with. If he
suspected there might be trouble going to the airport might not have been a good idea in the first place. If he
anticipated trouble he should have either brought all his guns and all his friends with all their guns, or just stayed away.
If you want to make the point that OCing is legal to a bunch of folks who might not be aware of that, why not wear a sign saying OC is legal and cite the law?
16-11-130.2. Airports
(a) No person shall enter the restricted access area of a commercial service airport, in or beyond the airport security screening checkpoint, knowingly possessing or knowingly having under his or her control a weapon or long gun. Such area shall not include an airport drive, general parking area, walkway, or shops and areas of the terminal that are outside the screening checkpoint and that are normally open to unscreened passengers or visitors to the airport. Any restricted access area shall be clearly indicated by prominent signs indicating
that weapons are prohibited in such area.
(b) A person who is not a license holder and who violates this Code section shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor. A license holder who violates this Code section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor; provided, however, that a license holder who is notified at the screening checkpoint for the restricted access area that he or she is in possession of a weapon or long gun and who immediately leaves the restricted access area following such notification and completion of federally required transportation security screening procedures shall not be guilty of violating this Code section.
The whole thing can fit on a 28" x 22" posterboard that can be pinned to the back of your shirt/jacket. Delete Section (b) and you can make the letters bigger. Sort of like a gay pride parade without the a$$less chaps over only a bit of buttfloss.
stay safe.