wrong. There is no law prohibiting arms in a house of worship because it is beyond the constitutionally limited powers of MS to regulate the carrying of arms other than those which are concealed.
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wrong. There is no law prohibiting arms in a house of worship because it is beyond the constitutionally limited powers of MS to regulate the carrying of arms other than those which are concealed.
Not quite. Concealed carry is now allowed in churches and most other places with the new training endorsement per HB 506. See state statute 97-37-7.
As for OC in churches, no such law exists; therefore, it is not prohibited.
Common sense doth prevail still.
If there is no law against it, then it is legal. That is the ultimate common sense test. Anything else is a faulty assumption.
georg jetson
Regular Member
I'm sorry... you expected more? Your assumption was stupid. If you want to ask a question, then ask it... otherwise quit you mealy mouthing...
This is a forum for those interested in personal responsibility... one of the most important personal responsibilities being self defense. If you want to be useful here, then quit being lazy and do some actual homework.
I predict you have no intention of being useful. Please prove me wrong....
MilProGuy
Regular Member
MilProGuy
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I really have nothing to prove to you.