Kingfish
Regular Member
And to preempt your next question:
Effective Date: upon becoming a law
(The second the last "t" in Scott is crossed.)
Effective Date: upon becoming a law
(The second the last "t" in Scott is crossed.)
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Florida Open Carry Bill HB 517 - Passed House Criminal Justice Subcommittee
- Thread starter StogieC
- Start date
That's my problem with not being able to store a weapon in my car on a military installation. I'm not so worried while I'm at work, (but I am aware it is possible, i.e. Fort Hood) it's when I'm stopping to get gas or groceries on the way home. I've been driving home from work at 0100 in the morning and passing murder scenes... It's like seriously? I can serve my country and put my life on the line for my government, but you're going to disarm me when I have to stop at 10 lights on a street where it isn't out of the norm to see the damn CSI people chalking out bodies at 0100 in the morning? These politicians don't give a rat's ass about my family or my contribution to my country. Now I carry an ASP baton in my car door. Thanks politicians...while driving home I have a f*#cking STICK to protect myself (as if that can help me if I get held at gun point at a red light, fully seated in a car). A stick....
"Natural Resources Appropriations Subcommittee "
And what,exactly, do these clowns have to do with anything? They suddenly have some natural resource stake in the domestic manufacture of arms and munitions, or leather-goods for holsters? :banghead: :banghead:
Or do they just have some insecure need to feel "included" as if they are somehow participating in some arcane process?
And what,exactly, do these clowns have to do with anything? They suddenly have some natural resource stake in the domestic manufacture of arms and munitions, or leather-goods for holsters? :banghead: :banghead:
Or do they just have some insecure need to feel "included" as if they are somehow participating in some arcane process?
~*'Phoenix'*~
Regular Member
Not to be optimistic, but it could be an arcane attempt in our favor: The speaker of the house/president of the senate decide which committees the bills go through. Speaker Cannon could simply have chosen to put it into a committee he knows will pass it on.
well maybe hopefully-but given my (mostly) dismal hope in politicos these days......if the folks of a given committee are less than knowledgeable about the subject-matter...there's always that concern of them "fearing that which they dont understand, also" ...but, who knows..
77zach
Regular Member
You understand what our rulers really think of you. All that stuff about "supporting our troops" is just propaganda. Slaves are only permitted to be armed when in immediate service of the Emperor or the Empire. Look it up.
bushwacker
Regular Member
well if this happens then just carry open and if approached , cover it and then just say oh! that was an accident...
rvrctyrngr
Regular Member
True, good point.
skk123
Regular Member
It is the AGRICULTURE and Natural Resources appropriations subcommittee and if i'm not mistaken doesn't the Dept of Agriculture include the Division of Licensing, which would have plenty to do with the situation at hand.
Exactimundo!
77zach
Regular Member
I know the DACS chief won't be against it. Very pro gun.
~*'Phoenix'*~
Regular Member
A & NR committee has, I count about 8 solidly pro-gun reps, out of 15, with probably only 4 who are definitely anti's. Even if all the other 7 go against, it should still pass though
bushwacker
Regular Member
in hurricane katrina I had to check my gun at security entrance and when I left , I called the armory and meet them at the gate to get it back , but a year later i went to a base in kansas and gave them my heater for check in but they gave me a three year pass to carry on base , it had to be unloaded and in sidebox , then the next day at a base in colo they told me to go on in and keep it in the truck ,now i have come to some bases that have signs no weapons , when asked what to do, cause I have their freight and not going to go back to tx to take gun home ,they say don.t bring it out and don't say anything about it or go around the block and drop it off at your house right ? but I have found that you can take them to places to be held till you get off base like gun stores/shops cop stations. sneak it into locker in bome bus stations . if you really have too So it seems to me that rules vary from base to base. even tho bringing weapons on fed property is going into the _no__ no_
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ixtow
Founder's Club Member
OK, you're half right, and I'm half right.
I paint myself white and refuse to sit at the back of the bus. My life is worth a little paint.
ixtow
Founder's Club Member
Odd that I pointed this out in another thread and you told me I was wrong, something about Stop signs....