Open carry T shirt
- Thread starter Delmar
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I figured you already had one.I want one.
I like the concealed carry better...though some people think it looks more like a tumor. :think:
Right, who is going to expect you to be carrying concealed when you are wearing an open carry shirt? :think:
Not much, if the person wearing it behaves when confronted.
Which might or might not imply might makes right, right? :dizzy:
I don't see interaction with law enforcement to be a bad thing.
Officer:Why are you wearing a gun?
Delmar: (with hands relaxed and away from what appears to be a weapon) Exercising my God given rights, as affirmed by the Constitution. Plus it is just an image on a shirt.
zoo22
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I want one.
Why?
I have a suspicion that some people who would wear a t-shirt like that wouldn't behave when confronted and may even be looking for a confrontation by wearing it.
I can't speak for everyone. I do know that there are OC advocates that are jerks. I can't help that.
Of course he has no authority to even ask that question. This is no different than asking what are you doing with shoes on your feet.
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Given studies supporting the same, it is well-known within law enforcement that folks with bumper stickers on their autos are to be approached with extra care. T-shirts along the same lines is an easy connection to make, too.
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Interesting article. I did have an Alan Keys for President bumper sticker some years ago, but I have never been what you would consider an aggressive driver. Not since my early 20's anyway.
PureX
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I think it's sad that so many people have to display their ideological affiliations as a personal identity statement.
"Look at me! I'm a gun advocate!"
"Look at me! I'm a righteous Christian!"
"Look at me! I'm a (fill in the blank)!"
It's as if all these people have become empty shells, inventing personalities for themselves by pasting a bunch of agenda-driven bumper-stickers all over themselves.
"Look at me! See, this is who I am!"
"Look at me! I'm a gun advocate!"
"Look at me! I'm a righteous Christian!"
"Look at me! I'm a (fill in the blank)!"
It's as if all these people have become empty shells, inventing personalities for themselves by pasting a bunch of agenda-driven bumper-stickers all over themselves.
"Look at me! See, this is who I am!"
Reading that made me think of one immediately family relative who had two things on the back of his car. One was
I'd rather be driving a Titleist
The other was his affection for his school. He is borderline non-committal pacifist. But a sample size of one doesn't conclude the rest of the people.
I'd rather be driving a Titleist
The other was his affection for his school. He is borderline non-committal pacifist. But a sample size of one doesn't conclude the rest of the people.