Second Amendment Rights in the Wild West

Townhall ^ | April 24, 2009 | Meredith Turney

[budwiesest]

leaving it to other courts to define 'sensitive' areas.

To a reasonable person, such areas might include those where 'conflict' may be reasonably anticipated such as: Court rooms, sporting events (sadly), legislative houses, etc. Certainly parking lots would not make the list, nor would churches, schools, restaurants, or bars.

[Erik Latranyi]

To a reasonable person, such areas might include those where 'conflict' may be reasonably anticipated such as: Court rooms, sporting events (sadly), legislative houses, etc. Certainly parking lots would not make the list, nor would churches, schools, restaurants, or bars.

Road rage is a major problem. Go to Google News and type in road rage. There are pages of current news stories about it.

Following your logic, firearms should be banned in automobiles due to the 'conflict' that may be anticipated.

Sorry, but your reasoning feeds into the liberal mindset that firearm owners are a hair away from snapping and murdering thousands.

[Centurion2000]

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[wku man]

I did an honest double take when I first saw this story. But then again, even a broken clock is right twice a day.

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