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NRA and OK2A work against open carry in parks and zoos.
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<blockquote data-quote="Ethan N" data-source="post: 3214417" data-attributes="member: 29267"><p>Besides the fact that we shouldn’t be adding more imaginary lines in the law, here’s a problem I see. When you walk to the edge of a municipal park, how do you know whether it is managed by a trust (so you can’t open carry), or it is managed by the city (so you can open carry)? A few people have tried to minimize the impact of this bill by saying it will only apply to a few parks like The Gathering Place, not all city parks. But what’s to stop a city from transferring all their parks to a trust to ban open carry in parks city-wide? How are we supposed to know the management structure of every municipal park we enter?</p><p></p><p>Even if I ask a city about their parks, they may give inaccurate information, or the status of parks may change at some later point in time without notice. The only safe thing to do will be not to open carry in any municipal park. So this bill is a de facto ban on open carry in all municipal parks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ethan N, post: 3214417, member: 29267"] Besides the fact that we shouldn’t be adding more imaginary lines in the law, here’s a problem I see. When you walk to the edge of a municipal park, how do you know whether it is managed by a trust (so you can’t open carry), or it is managed by the city (so you can open carry)? A few people have tried to minimize the impact of this bill by saying it will only apply to a few parks like The Gathering Place, not all city parks. But what’s to stop a city from transferring all their parks to a trust to ban open carry in parks city-wide? How are we supposed to know the management structure of every municipal park we enter? Even if I ask a city about their parks, they may give inaccurate information, or the status of parks may change at some later point in time without notice. The only safe thing to do will be not to open carry in any municipal park. So this bill is a de facto ban on open carry in all municipal parks. [/QUOTE]
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