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To: Maceman

That is BS.

Once they are proven safe to carry one, they are allowed.

They have to earn their Totin’ Chip.

National Boy Scouts rules.


70 posted on 05/19/2015 1:21:23 PM PDT by Bartholomew Roberts
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To: Bartholomew Roberts
That is BS. Once they are proven safe to carry one, they are allowed. They have to earn their Totin’ Chip. National Boy Scouts rules.

Well, maybe I was hasty. Ten years ago, when my daughter was seven, I decided to teach her to play mumblety-peg, which was an unsupervised past-time for all 7-year-old boys in my youth.

So I went to the Boy Scout supply store to buy a couple of Boy Scout jack-knives, and was stunned when I was told that Boy Scounts couldn't just buy one without some kind of training because of legal liability concerns.

I remember being a Cub Scout in 3rd grade, and on certain days being invited to wear our uniforms in school INCLUDING the jack-knives that we all wore proudly dangling from our Cub Scount belts.

Now Boy SCouts have to "EARN" their "totin' chip"? Puh-leeze.

If you ask me, they've all been turned into a bunch of damned


90 posted on 05/19/2015 1:57:27 PM PDT by Maceman
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