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| Comment by:
xqqme
(5/29/2015)
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| How's this for a fix? Add, "...persons openly carrying holstered handguns retain all of the protections incident to the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution." |
| Comment by:
jac
(5/29/2015)
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An even better fix would be to eliminate the requirement for a concealed carry license for open carry. Then LEO would not have to stop someone to see their permit because a permit would not be a requirement.
Pennsylvania and quite a few other states have no license requirement for open carry and have not experienced any problems by the people engaged in open carry. The only problem seems to be when some homophobe calls the police and the police respond aggressively and illegally to disarm the innocent individual. |
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