Any one else planning to OC to vote?

[TRAKATAK]

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My post may be a little late, but I did OC to vote at the Fire Station in Puyallup. Waited in line for about 35 minutes and nobody said a thing to me. I know some of them saw it, but no mention of it.

Funny thing is that when I finally got in the room to vote, the gentleman in front of me made the statement "I wonder if our votes will even matter in this state." I just laughed and said, "Probably not, but it's not going to stop me." So does being an OC'er make your political views that obvious?

 

[Sea_Chicken]

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• When I took my wife in to our voting station after work and it was a black church they where pretty much all but saying directly vote oboma, nedless to say I got a lot of dirty looks and comments since I carried my empty holster while we were there.

:cuss::celebrate:cuss:

 

[Richard6218]

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TRAKATAK wrote:

So does being an OC'er make your political views that obvious?

You bet it does. It's pretty much in-your-face, so if you don't want to handle that it's better to just CC.

 

[Sea_Chicken]

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I dont mind it, I think it's funny when people get pissed over it.

 

[Richard6218]

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Sea_Chicken wrote:

I dont mind it, I think it's funny when people get pissed over it.

Its just fine if they get pissed - that's their own problem - but watch out for the ones that call the cops.