When did we have a right to carry loaded guns on an airplane?
Good question, brown.
I can't remember when congress 'enacted' [without the power to do so] a federal 'law' saying we couldn't.. -- I flew several times in the sixties with a pistol [unloaded] & ammo in my carry on bag, and never gave 'legality' a thought, as no one ever looked in your luggage..
Anyone remember? How bout you brown?
Not to appear to be a wise ass or anything, but...duh.
Who wants an idiot yelling bomb on a plane. You're not allowed to yell fire in a theater.
Making a joke [in normal conversation] about a bomb is hardly comparable to yelling fire.. But then even a wise ass should know that. Do you?
I don't fly in planes. Two phobias prevents it. Height and closed in spaces. When I was a teenager I flew once, you could smoke on a plane then and I smoked like a chimney.
Only an idiot would bring up the subject of a bomb on a plane where everyone is locked inside and can't get out. And one doesn't have to be a wise ass to figure that out. Common sense should prevail on that subject.
Later, Don. G'night.