[SampleMan]

I’ve been thinking about things conservatives can do in civil disobedience, and I think massive open carry rallies would be great.
Like the homosexuals descend on Disney, gun owners should descend on a certain place, like Colonial Williamsburg, the Mall in D.C., etc. (public places).
The police wouldn’t know what to do in places where open carry is prohibited.
It would be a great way of taking back our rights.

[Leatherneck_MT]

“I’ve been thinking about things conservatives can do in civil disobedience, and I think massive open carry rallies would be great.
Like the homosexuals descend on Disney, gun owners should descend on a certain place, like Colonial Williamsburg, the Mall in D.C., etc. (public places).
The police wouldn’t know what to do in places where open carry is prohibited.
It would be a great way of taking back our rights.”

I agree with you, but then the open carry of Firearms needs to be done in public, on the steps of Congress.

[Daffynition]

That attitude is needed more than ever. We need to be involved and active ... and 2A issues are a great place to start the ball rolling. Seeing our Constitution and BoR torn apart and “interpreted” sickens me.

[basil]

I like the way you think! Open Carry Rally---doesn't that just roll off the tongue--LOL!

I hope someone will run with this idea.

[P8riot]

I’ve been thinking about things conservatives can do in civil disobedience, and I think massive open carry rallies would be great. Like the homosexuals descend on Disney, gun owners should descend on a certain place, like Colonial Williamsburg, the Mall in D.C., etc. (public places). The police wouldn’t know what to do in places where open carry is prohibited. It would be a great way of taking back our rights.

It would have to be massive, and organized very well, as we all know the attitude of the government in the district. The danger would be that if it was massive enough, it might be seen as an open revolt (not a bad thing) and elicit the response of the Armed Forces, FBI, Secret Service, and the Capitol Police. We had better be very well prepared. If not enough people showed up to something like this, a lot of folks will spend time in jail, and the press will have a heyday (not like they wouldn't anyway).

[beltfed308]

I like your thinking. I had the same thoughts when I heard about the lighter ban being lifted by TSA. Apparently it was costing big brother $22,000 a day to dispose of the lighters. Now everyone needs to bring a gallon of water to get the stupid shampoo in baggies thing done away with. :>)