NMHasOpenCarry
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I was arrested by El Cajon PD today...
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NMHasOpenCarry
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giaking70 wrote:
giaking70 wrote:
Do you own a home?
giaking70
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heck no, not on my salary as you so implied...lol...I have the usb cable here somewhere, just gotta find it
heck no, not on my salary as you so implied...lol...I have the usb cable here somewhere, just gotta find it
NMHasOpenCarry
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giaking70 wrote:
So...you've been a security officer longer than most cops have been alive and you STILL can't afford a home there (nor legally carry a loaded weapon)? Something's wrong with that picture, no?
Time to get out: http://www.realtor.com
I'll leave a light on for you...
Oh..and not to rub it in, but...Iown/carry this here, too (but I typicallydon't...too bulky):
giaking70 wrote:
So...you've been a security officer longer than most cops have been alive and you STILL can't afford a home there (nor legally carry a loaded weapon)? Something's wrong with that picture, no?
Time to get out: http://www.realtor.com
I'll leave a light on for you...
Oh..and not to rub it in, but...Iown/carry this here, too (but I typicallydon't...too bulky):
giaking70
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doubt anyone will rob you anytime soon
doubt anyone will rob you anytime soon
giaking70
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well, cant find the darned usb cable, guess a trip to walmart is in the works for later today, I am going nite nite
well, cant find the darned usb cable, guess a trip to walmart is in the works for later today, I am going nite nite
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NMHasOpenCarry wrote:
NMHasOpenCarry wrote:
damn..If I didn't work in the "industry"(have to be here, at least for now) I'd move to NM in a heartbeat..giaking70 wrote:
So...you've been a security officer longer than most cops have been alive and you STILL can't afford a home there (nor legally carry a loaded weapon)? Something's wrong with that picture, no?
Time to get out: http://www.realtor.com
I'll leave a light on for you...
Oh..and not to rub it in, but...Iown/carry this here, too (but I typicallydon't...too bulky):
AyatollahGondola
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NMHasOpenCarry wrote:
Sounds to me like you are angry with those of us who stay on and fight for our rights in California.
NMHasOpenCarry wrote:
Sour grapes there NMHasOpenCarry,
Sounds to me like you are angry with those of us who stay on and fight for our rights in California.
NMHasOpenCarry
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AyatollahGondola wrote:
Sour grapes there NMHasOpenCarry,
Sounds to me like you are angry with those of us who stay on and fight for our rights in California.
Sour Grapes? LOL. I'm making more money, have a lower cost of living, own four homes and can buy/own/carry any weapon I want. Don't have to have my car smogged, registration is $35/yr. Property tax (on my big home) is $1800/yr. No opressive state government. How is that sour grapes? I'm in heaven compared to y'all. Oh, wait...you have nicer weather. Well...you got me there. :uhoh:
Hey...all the power to you. I really hope you win, but it's obvious you're fighting a losing battle. Since I left CA, gun laws have become MORE restrictive, not less. May as well go to Utah and fight the liquor laws or go to Maine and try to ban lobster trapping.
AyatollahGondola wrote:
Sour grapes there NMHasOpenCarry,
Sounds to me like you are angry with those of us who stay on and fight for our rights in California.
Sour Grapes? LOL. I'm making more money, have a lower cost of living, own four homes and can buy/own/carry any weapon I want. Don't have to have my car smogged, registration is $35/yr. Property tax (on my big home) is $1800/yr. No opressive state government. How is that sour grapes? I'm in heaven compared to y'all. Oh, wait...you have nicer weather. Well...you got me there. :uhoh:
Hey...all the power to you. I really hope you win, but it's obvious you're fighting a losing battle. Since I left CA, gun laws have become MORE restrictive, not less. May as well go to Utah and fight the liquor laws or go to Maine and try to ban lobster trapping.
AyatollahGondola
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NMHasOpenCarry wrote:
NMHasOpenCarry wrote:
Ah yes....the "we were doomed anyway" justification. Tell me; Who do you think carried the water for you in NM before you arrived? Or did you think that NM has some magical elixir in the water that compelled the residents to accept gun rights by osmosis? The utopian picture you have painted of NM seems a bit more like it's coming from a travel agent than a dedicated gun rights activist. Streets paved with gold.....Balmy, sun filled days......cows standing in fields so lush that they only give cream....
NMHasOpenCarry
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AyatollahGondola wrote:
The New Mexico gun laws are most likely hold-overs from the days of the Wild West. Not much has changed. Open carry preceded concealed carry. Concealed carry is relatively new (1975?).
Land of milk & honey? You betcha! Compared to Kalifornia, I'm living the American Dream. Now don't get me wrong...if all of a sudden the Kalifornia legislature grew some brain cells and repealed just HALF of their Draconian laws (you can't purchase a two-stroke outboard?!? WTF?), I might think about coming back. But...we all know...nothing like that is going to happen in your/my lifetime.
Now carry on, Comrade...
AyatollahGondola wrote:
NMHasOpenCarry wrote:Ah yes....the "we were doomed anyway" justification. Tell me; Who do you think carried the water for you in NM before you arrived? Or did you think that NM has some magical elixir in the water that compelled the residents to accept gun rights by osmosis? The utopian picture you have painted of NM seems a bit more like it's coming from a travel agent than a dedicated gun rights activist. Streets paved with gold.....Balmy, sun filled days......cows standing in fields so lush that they only give cream....
The New Mexico gun laws are most likely hold-overs from the days of the Wild West. Not much has changed. Open carry preceded concealed carry. Concealed carry is relatively new (1975?).
Land of milk & honey? You betcha! Compared to Kalifornia, I'm living the American Dream. Now don't get me wrong...if all of a sudden the Kalifornia legislature grew some brain cells and repealed just HALF of their Draconian laws (you can't purchase a two-stroke outboard?!? WTF?), I might think about coming back. But...we all know...nothing like that is going to happen in your/my lifetime.
Now carry on, Comrade...
AyatollahGondola
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The california legislature cannot grow its' own balls. People like us must step up and bring ours inside. Those of us that have them anyway.
By the way, two stroke motors have been polluting the waterways here for decades, along with pesticides, mercury, lead paint and a host of other toxic stuff. I'd like to see our lakes, streams, creeks, and rivers cleaned up to the point we have fish to catch, and water to drink that we didn't have to run through a lab test first.
The california legislature cannot grow its' own balls. People like us must step up and bring ours inside. Those of us that have them anyway.
By the way, two stroke motors have been polluting the waterways here for decades, along with pesticides, mercury, lead paint and a host of other toxic stuff. I'd like to see our lakes, streams, creeks, and rivers cleaned up to the point we have fish to catch, and water to drink that we didn't have to run through a lab test first.
NMHasOpenCarry
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Ahh...gotta love Kalifornia:
http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=136596
We have two-stroke outboards here, our cars are not smogged and my water is fine. But...shhh...don't tell the Kalifornia legislature that the new breed of two-stroke outboards are clean-burn.
Anyway...didn't mean to turn this into a Kalifornia-bashing thread, but it's too easy of a target.
Still waiting for the audio from the OP...
Ahh...gotta love Kalifornia:
http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=136596
We have two-stroke outboards here, our cars are not smogged and my water is fine. But...shhh...don't tell the Kalifornia legislature that the new breed of two-stroke outboards are clean-burn.
Anyway...didn't mean to turn this into a Kalifornia-bashing thread, but it's too easy of a target.
Still waiting for the audio from the OP...
NMHasOpenCarry
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AyatollahGondola wrote:
Well...better get your balls in gear,Ayatollah...they're banning guns that were legal a month ago:
http://caag.state.ca.us/firearms/forms/pdf/removed.pdf
Now, in your honor, and for all my opressed friends in the Peoples Republik of Kalifornia, I'm gonna go out in my backyard and fire my Barrett Light 50...
AyatollahGondola wrote:
Well...better get your balls in gear,Ayatollah...they're banning guns that were legal a month ago:
http://caag.state.ca.us/firearms/forms/pdf/removed.pdf
Now, in your honor, and for all my opressed friends in the Peoples Republik of Kalifornia, I'm gonna go out in my backyard and fire my Barrett Light 50...
Sonora Rebel
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NMHasOpenCarry wrote:
New Mexico and Arizona are linked historically as the 'Gadsden's. In 1861... the southern 80% of the combined territories seceeded from the Union to become the Confederate Territory of Arizona from the Colorado River to the Texas line. Open carry... or 'being heeled' was the norm here since the days of the Spanish Grandees.
You did the right thing and escaped that commie armpit. Let 'em whine!
NMHasOpenCarry wrote:
New Mexico and Arizona are linked historically as the 'Gadsden's. In 1861... the southern 80% of the combined territories seceeded from the Union to become the Confederate Territory of Arizona from the Colorado River to the Texas line. Open carry... or 'being heeled' was the norm here since the days of the Spanish Grandees.
You did the right thing and escaped that commie armpit. Let 'em whine!
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Sonora Rebel wrote:
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flintlock tom
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NMHasOpenCarry wrote:
100% correct, however, that's not how battles are won.
"All that is required for evil to succeed, is for good men to do nothing."
Belittling the ones who are fighting the battle is less than "nothing".
NMHasOpenCarry wrote:
100% correct, however, that's not how battles are won.
"All that is required for evil to succeed, is for good men to do nothing."
Belittling the ones who are fighting the battle is less than "nothing".
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flintlock tom wrote:
But I did do something. I voted with my wallet, left my state of residence for 20+ years (leaving family/friends behind) and moved somewhere I would be more appreciated and have (pretty much) unlimited rights + little taxation.
It's just like going to a store where the salespeople treat you like crap. Leave and shop somewhere else.
flintlock tom wrote:
NMHasOpenCarry wrote:
100% correct, however, that's not how battles are won.
"All that is required for evil to succeed, is for good men to do nothing."
Belittling the ones who are fighting the battle is less than "nothing".
But I did do something. I voted with my wallet, left my state of residence for 20+ years (leaving family/friends behind) and moved somewhere I would be more appreciated and have (pretty much) unlimited rights + little taxation.
It's just like going to a store where the salespeople treat you like crap. Leave and shop somewhere else.
AyatollahGondola
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NMHasOpenCarry wrote:
I think you best described your commitment when you declared yourself a resident of 20 years. There are residents, and then there are citizens with homes. you sounded a bit transient in the first place. There was a law on CCW; You violated it as opposed to trying to change it. Maybe it's best you left. We need dedicated citizens to make change. the ones' that defy in silence are usually called....well, lawbreakers. they haven't traditionally been much help.
See ya later is right; as California goes; So goes the nation
NMHasOpenCarry wrote:
No, it's not quite like that NM,But I did do something. I voted with my wallet, left my state of residence for 20+ years (leaving family/friends behind) and moved somewhere I would be more appreciated and have (pretty much) unlimited rights + little taxation.
It's just like going to a store where the salespeople treat you like crap. Leave and shop somewhere else.
I think you best described your commitment when you declared yourself a resident of 20 years. There are residents, and then there are citizens with homes. you sounded a bit transient in the first place. There was a law on CCW; You violated it as opposed to trying to change it. Maybe it's best you left. We need dedicated citizens to make change. the ones' that defy in silence are usually called....well, lawbreakers. they haven't traditionally been much help.
See ya later is right; as California goes; So goes the nation