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I read in the Feb. 13 Under the Dome article “Bill would allow concealed carry without permit” about a new proposal for eliminating the permit requirement for possession of a concealed weapon. I used to have a concealed-carry permit. I got one when they were first made available, not because I thought I needed one or even wanted to walk around with a concealed pistol, but as a political statement. I thought such a right ought to be available to people who have a need to carry a weapon. |
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dasing
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| The States gov. are responsible to train all ablebodied(physicaly and leagly) people as the general militia! No permits or no fees. Period. |
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laker1
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| Your right people should have an ability to carry a weapon for self defense. The 2nd Amendment is your weapon carry permit. |
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