BreakingTheMold
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Here in Michigan you're required to be 21 years of age or older to obtain a CPL. I bought my first pistol at the age of 19:banghead: and after educating my self on the issue; I began openly carrying my hand gun.
I open carry for many reasons: It's a right that is seldom used, and a right unused is a right lost.
The ability to educate others on my states open carry laws, as well as the nations Rights as a whole, not just the 2 A.
As well as showing people that the younger generations are not all bad. That there are a few intelligent and responsible ones in the bunch. If firearms in general, not just openly carried handguns. Are not adopted responsibly by the youth of the nation, the irrational fears will continue to propagate. Which would soon result in the loss of a tradition as old as the nation itself.
When people talk about firearms as though they themselves are evil. And speak of dissolving our rights. Where does the line stop? How many rights do we really need?
"Technology by it's very nature is neutral. It is not until we impose our will that it becomes evil"
Glad to be here at Open Carry!:celebrate
Mike
Here in Michigan you're required to be 21 years of age or older to obtain a CPL. I bought my first pistol at the age of 19:banghead: and after educating my self on the issue; I began openly carrying my hand gun.
I open carry for many reasons: It's a right that is seldom used, and a right unused is a right lost.
The ability to educate others on my states open carry laws, as well as the nations Rights as a whole, not just the 2 A.
As well as showing people that the younger generations are not all bad. That there are a few intelligent and responsible ones in the bunch. If firearms in general, not just openly carried handguns. Are not adopted responsibly by the youth of the nation, the irrational fears will continue to propagate. Which would soon result in the loss of a tradition as old as the nation itself.
When people talk about firearms as though they themselves are evil. And speak of dissolving our rights. Where does the line stop? How many rights do we really need?
"Technology by it's very nature is neutral. It is not until we impose our will that it becomes evil"
Glad to be here at Open Carry!:celebrate
Mike