oklahoma Law Maker introduces 4 new Gun Bills

[Honey Badger]

http://www.fox23.com/news/oklahoma-...orism-calls-for-new-gun-legislation/474138223

I hope they pass.

 

[NikatKimber]

Horribly written article.

I don't like the idea of treating elected officials differently. What says just because someone was elected that they should be allowed to carry a gun?

 

[JD8]

I'm going to agree with the more pressing issues part.

 

[sanjuro893]

Horribly written article.

I don't like the idea of treating elected officials differently. What says just because someone was elected that they should be allowed to carry a gun?

On the bright side, maybe if it passes they'll start shooting each other on the capitol floor.

 

[ConstitutionCowboy]

Well, at least it is a start. After our legislators figure out that once they are targeted and "taken out", they'll need for everyone to be able to carry in those places to protect them in a way they cannot accomplish themselves. Kinda like when at home and someone comes in threatening Dad with a gun and Mom does the defending while the gunman is concentrating on Dad.

Woody

 

[SMS]

Only one I sort of like is letting private schools contract for armed leos like public schools do...but what's stopping those private schools from hiring armed security now? Why does it have to be a cop?

 

[HiredHand]

Doesn't sound like an expansion of gun rights to me.

 

[JD8]

Only one I sort of like is letting private schools contract for armed leos like public schools do...but what's stopping those private schools from hiring armed security now? Why does it have to be a cop?

Betcha their insurance carrier would drop them like a rock. Most standard markets would anyways.

 

[donner]

Only one I sort of like is letting private schools contract for armed leos like public schools do...but what's stopping those private schools from hiring armed security now? Why does it have to be a cop?

i am confused by that one, too. The private school i attended in tulsa had security. He was a LEO, IIRC, but rarely was in uniform (i can't recall if his badge was visible or if it was a security 'badge')

 

[Frederick]

i like the idea of cutting the cost of a handgun permit, but the idea that legislators should get special privileges over the average CCW joe rubs me the wrong way. Laws should be applied equally to everyone, and not just grant privileges to elected officials.