Hey glockcop

[redmax51]

Ask Bruce Robertson this for me....Are you more concerned about those people who are carrying openly at a crime scene than you are the people carrying in their belt under their shirts when determining who's the good guy/bad guy?? see post 2 on Open Cary Passed House Today? thread. Steve

 

[GlockCop]

Steve
I dont see Mr. Robertson a whole lot. But if I do I will ask him. Let me say something also. The OSTA is kind of like a UAW for auto workers. They like to try to sway all the membership to their way of thinking. This is one of several points I disagree with. And I think a lot of my fellow Troopers do to. I think it is the individual Officer that determines whether or not to overreact to a situation or not. I f I know someone has a permit to carry I know they have been thouroughly checked and is no threat to me. A lot of guys feel this way. I dont know why OSTA is opposed to this. I know I have never been asked about this at a meeting or in any corrospondence. If I had I would have said that it dosent bother me. And it dosent.Here is a question I have. Some people feel this open carry will somehow "restore" gun rights overnight. You still have to have a permit.Not trying to be arguementative just curious.

 

[Old Fart]

Here is a question I have. Some people feel this open carry will somehow "restore" gun rights overnight. You still have to have a permit.Not trying to be arguementative just curious.

Not to butt in, but I gotta agree with that.
In one hand we have something back we lost.
In the other what have we really gained if we have to ask permission?
I guess I did butt in.

 

[NikatKimber]

I don't see it as a magical gun rights are back move, but it's a step in the right direction, more or less.

 

[Werewolf]

The antis took away our rights incrementally - one small reasonable step at a time.

That's the way we'll get them back.

 

[jbarnett]

I don't see it as a magical gun rights are back move, but it's a step in the right direction, more or less.

The antis took away our rights incrementally - one small reasonable step at a time.

That's the way we'll get them back.

This is the way I look at it.

 

[redmax51]

Steve
I dont see Mr. Robertson a whole lot. But if I do I will ask him. Let me say something also. The OSTA is kind of like a UAW for auto workers. They like to try to sway all the membership to their way of thinking. This is one of several points I disagree with. And I think a lot of my fellow Troopers do to. I think it is the individual Officer that determines whether or not to overreact to a situation or not. I f I know someone has a permit to carry I know they have been thouroughly checked and is no threat to me. A lot of guys feel this way. I dont know why OSTA is opposed to this. I know I have never been asked about this at a meeting or in any corrospondence. If I had I would have said that it dosent bother me. And it dosent.Here is a question I have. Some people feel this open carry will somehow "restore" gun rights overnight. You still have to have a permit.Not trying to be arguementative just curious.

I know what you speak of,I figured that the OSTA was,like most unions, out of touch with most of the membership.I meant literally,if you ever see him to ask him. Steve

 

[redmax51]

The antis took away our rights incrementally - one small reasonable step at a time.

That's the way we'll get them back.

+1..............Steve