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Governor signs SB1113 allowing concealed carry into bars/restaurants that serve alcohol
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Sonora Rebel
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It's a start in the right direction.
It's a start in the right direction.
Notso
Campaign Veteran
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Yeah, now next year if we can get the concealed restriction removed.....
Yeah, now next year if we can get the concealed restriction removed.....
Thoreau
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Woohoo! Been waiting for this from the momentI heard about it being proposed. My first impression of our new governor is, thus far, quite good =)
Too bad it won't be effective until September 30th, but hey, I can survive that much longer.
Woohoo! Been waiting for this from the momentI heard about it being proposed. My first impression of our new governor is, thus far, quite good =)
Too bad it won't be effective until September 30th, but hey, I can survive that much longer.
AZkopper
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Thoreau wrote:
Thoreau wrote:
Yeah, except that she wants to raise 2.5 BILLION in new taxes. I'm not voting for her next primary.
davesnothere
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While I'm happy about the passage of any Bill that gives us back the rights we should already have, I also believe that we are focusing on the wrong laws here as the most significant.
We now have the new Parking Lot rule, allowing all of us to breathe easier when we store our guns in the car while we're at work. This alone is of more significant impact from a time perspective for most of us. This means that while we still may not be able to go armed in the workplace, we can be armed to-and-from the workplace.
We have clarification of the rules on Defensive Display.
These two Bills bring us more liberty than the mangled and partially approved Restaurant Carry rule.
Now, if we can push closer to Alaska/Vermont Carry next year, we're going in the right direction. We just can't give up on the push. Activism takes years.
While I'm happy about the passage of any Bill that gives us back the rights we should already have, I also believe that we are focusing on the wrong laws here as the most significant.
We now have the new Parking Lot rule, allowing all of us to breathe easier when we store our guns in the car while we're at work. This alone is of more significant impact from a time perspective for most of us. This means that while we still may not be able to go armed in the workplace, we can be armed to-and-from the workplace.
We have clarification of the rules on Defensive Display.
These two Bills bring us more liberty than the mangled and partially approved Restaurant Carry rule.
Now, if we can push closer to Alaska/Vermont Carry next year, we're going in the right direction. We just can't give up on the push. Activism takes years.
Sonora Rebel
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davesnothere wrote:
davesnothere wrote:
You're right about all of that.
Crossfire Jedi
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How ironic that I am in California on the day all this fantastic news comes from home! I received the text message while at Sea World, this is AWESOME. Thank you AZCDL, you guys are awesome.
How ironic that I am in California on the day all this fantastic news comes from home! I received the text message while at Sea World, this is AWESOME. Thank you AZCDL, you guys are awesome.
Sonora Rebel
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Actually... I expect to see a resurgence in 'No Weapons' signs at the entrance to many such places. People have been carryin' concealed 'n drinkin' in Arizonafor longer than many of the folks in this legislature have been alive. (Psssst! It's CONCEALED.... Really... hidden pretty good too... No... I don't wanna sit down... OW!)
Actually... I expect to see a resurgence in 'No Weapons' signs at the entrance to many such places. People have been carryin' concealed 'n drinkin' in Arizonafor longer than many of the folks in this legislature have been alive. (Psssst! It's CONCEALED.... Really... hidden pretty good too... No... I don't wanna sit down... OW!)
dreamcro
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Sonora Rebel wrote:
Amen Brother!!!! I did the same in Chicago.
Sonora Rebel wrote:
Amen Brother!!!! I did the same in Chicago.
Sonora Rebel
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My wife's from Chicago... so did she. We met in Baltimore... (now called Bleedmore)... 'n she carried there as well.No... you can't get a permit there either. The vacant eyed mouthbreathers who serve as politicians 'n local mediacan't get the rightto self defensethru their heads. Most of the people that I knew ofwho carried concealed were women.
Two of her sisters have also 'escaped' to Arizona from IL.
My wife's from Chicago... so did she. We met in Baltimore... (now called Bleedmore)... 'n she carried there as well.No... you can't get a permit there either. The vacant eyed mouthbreathers who serve as politicians 'n local mediacan't get the rightto self defensethru their heads. Most of the people that I knew ofwho carried concealed were women.
Two of her sisters have also 'escaped' to Arizona from IL.
Notso
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When can we get Arizona turned to green on the restaurant map? Do we have to wait until the law takes effect?
When can we get Arizona turned to green on the restaurant map? Do we have to wait until the law takes effect?
CA_Libertarian
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Notso wrote:
A little over a year ago I visited my state of birth, and the first thing I did was sit down with my dad and enjoy a Famous Sam's burger and a tall beer.
I don't see the harm of drinking, as long as you're not getting intoxicated to the point of losing self control.
Notso wrote:
And then the "not a drop of alcohol" restriction...
A little over a year ago I visited my state of birth, and the first thing I did was sit down with my dad and enjoy a Famous Sam's burger and a tall beer.
I don't see the harm of drinking, as long as you're not getting intoxicated to the point of losing self control.