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About to blow a gasket.....

IcrewUH60

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CC is not new for WI, our criminals have been doing it for years... but then again there wasn't any law requiring them to get any training.

Do I really need to clarify what I meant?

not at all. should I have left a :banana: at the end? I was making a statement to show the absolute absurdity of the "new law" and "training requirements" on LAC's
 

MKEgal

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Grizz272 said:
There is the Maryland course that has appeared in here that is real cheap
I just saw a story that the Wisconsin DOJ will be offering a online course
The MD course is free, and PLEASE post a link to that story about our DOJ offering a course!!! If that's free, too, wowsa! Maybe they have learned something from other states.

Teej said:
The people have the right to carry with minimal training.
IMHO, they have the responsibility not to.
I agree, to both parts, though I'd stop after "carry" in the first sentence.
We carry openly now w/ no mandated training, etc., & there hasn't been a problem.
I know of nobody who currently carries who doesn't have training surpassing what's in SB93.
I hope all of us use the MD course, or whatever free equivalent our DOJ dreams up, to show the inanity of their training requirement.
If my permit is refused, I can carry openly for a little while longer while the court is hearing the case.
 
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