[The_Media_never_lie]

If a stranger comes waltzing by with an AR-15 in your neighborhood, would you not be concerned? This is crazy.

[dinodino]

No, I would not.

I guess you must have grown up in NYC and have never spent any time in areas that allow open carry. Just because it’s scary to you New Yorkers doesn’t mean it’s scary to everyone else.

[cripplecreek]

If a stranger comes waltzing by with an AR-15 in your neighborhood, would you not be concerned?

Is there some indication that the AR-15 is rabid?

[Ron H.]

If a stranger comes waltzing by with an AR-15 in your neighborhood, would you not be concerned? This is crazy.

Why would one be concerned if the carrier isn't trying shoot every one in sight. I'd actually feel safer seeing that sight. I've also have grown up and no longer wet the bed.

[Durus]

The second amendment isn’t crazy, even if you think it is.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

If a stranger comes waltzing by with an AR-15 in your neighborhood, would you not be concerned? This is crazy.

No, I would not and no, it is not.

I would be more consigned about someone waltzing by while trying to conceal the fact they were armed.

And yeah, you can tell if you know what to look for.

People who are openly carrying are very rarely any danger to others.

[familyop]

"If a stranger comes waltzing by with an AR-15 in your neighborhood, would you not be concerned?"

Not at all. People seldom come by here, but some have done so while carrying openly. Someone carrying openly isn't trying to hide anything. That's one point in their favor. A socially connected public school teacher shooting out the back glass of a passing vehicle from hiding on May Day is a downright hostile gesture, though.