Awesome video of what people really think about open carry:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXk7Se3aWv0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXk7Se3aWv0
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Walnut Creek open carry interviews!!!!!!!!
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devildoc5
Regular Member
Not as bad as I thought it would be....
But that still goes toshow you the control that PropagandaWood has over the people.....
But that still goes toshow you the control that PropagandaWood has over the people.....
Iopencarry
Regular Member
It is also on how you approach people.
I have carried all over Co Co Co and have had almost NO negative replies. I would say that over 80% of the people do not even notice, and of the remaining, the ones that do are because they are gun owners themselves.
I have carried all over Co Co Co and have had almost NO negative replies. I would say that over 80% of the people do not even notice, and of the remaining, the ones that do are because they are gun owners themselves.
That was really good.
The "reporter" and cameraman seemed very professional. The opinions of the interviewed people covered the spectrum, which is what I expected.
Kool-aid drinkers believe in the utopian dream (neo-marxism) and well-read people do not (DON'T get your panties in a wad, I am generalizing here).
How would the responses have gone if the reporter was wearing gang-like clothing or homeless person clothing?
Wearing business attire helped this situation.
Nice wheel gun!
(Oh yea, I hope you made sure nobody saw the brandishing scene.)
markm
The "reporter" and cameraman seemed very professional. The opinions of the interviewed people covered the spectrum, which is what I expected.
Kool-aid drinkers believe in the utopian dream (neo-marxism) and well-read people do not (DON'T get your panties in a wad, I am generalizing here).
How would the responses have gone if the reporter was wearing gang-like clothing or homeless person clothing?
Wearing business attire helped this situation.
Nice wheel gun!
(Oh yea, I hope you made sure nobody saw the brandishing scene.)
markm
ConditionThree
State Pioneer
Even if someone saw, it doesn't fulfill all the elements of that crime; it was not rude, angry or threatening...